Adah scores 99.4% in Class X exam

Aspires to become doctor like her parents

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:15 AM May 18, 2025 IST

Adah Bedi

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Adah Bedi, a student of Carmel Convent School scored 497/500 marks (99.4 per cent) in the recently declared CBSE Class X results.

Bright in academics from a young age, Bedi aspires to become a doctor like her parents. Speaking of her success mantra, she said it was to be regular in her studies and not to be affected by distractions.

To unwind in her free time, she reads fiction, loves to listen to music, sing and play the keyboard. The youngster attributes her success to her parents, teachers and elder sister Aanya Bedi who herself is a tricity topper in Class XII and in presently in Final Year MBBS.

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