Bathinda girl gets 98.4%

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Bathinda, July 15

Armanveer Kaur of Saint Xavier Convent School here scored 98.4 per cent marks in the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Class X examination, the results of which were declared on Wednesday.

Garima from Saint Joseph Convent School secured 98 per cent marks. Sehajdeep Singh from Saint Xavier School secured 97.8 per cent, Jasleen Kaur from Silver Oak School secured 97.4 per cent and Liza Garg from Saint Xavier School secured 97 per cent marks. Samiksha from Sri Guru Harkrishan Public School secured 95.2 per cent and Ishika Jaura from Saint Kabir School secured 92.4 per cent marks. The overall results in the district remained excellent.

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