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Haryana board Class X results

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Rohtak, Updated At : 03:05 AM May 18, 2025 IST

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Diksha, a student of Sahi Ram Senior Secondary School at Meham town in Rohtak district, has secured second position in the state by securing 496 out of 500 marks in Class X examinations conducted by the Board of School Education, Haryana.

Daughter of Border Security Force (BSF) officer Sunil Kumar, Diksha wants to join the Army as a Commissioned Officer after completing her school education.

“I want to become an Army officer when I grow up. If I am not able to make it to the Army, I will prepare for the NEET exam. Hence, I have opted for biology along with mathematics in Class XI,” said Diksha.

The family members and teachers of Diksha are elated over her remarkable success.

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