CLAT: Panipat girl bags 9th rank

Panipat, June 26 Khushi Aggarwal of Panipat brought laurels to her family as well as to her school by bagging the ninth rank in Common Law Admission Test (CLAT). The result was declared by the Consortium of National Law...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 01:15 PM Jun 27, 2022 IST

Panipat, June 26

Khushi Aggarwal of Panipat brought laurels to her family as well as to her school by bagging the ninth rank in Common Law Admission Test (CLAT). The result was declared by the Consortium of National Law Universities on June 24.

Dr Anu Gupta, Principal, SD Vidya Mandir School, said Khushi Aggarwal of Gaushala Mandi, a student of class XII (Arts) has secured AIR-9 and first rank in the state by securing 112.75 marks out of 150 in CLAT. She would do law from NLU at Bengaluru to fulfil her dream of becoming a judge, she said.

Satish Chandra, Chairman; Rajiv Garg, Vice-Chairman; Naresh Goyal, Secretary; Sanjay Singla, Auditor; congratulated Khushi on her success. Khushi’s father Yogesh Kumar is a businessman and her mother Nisha is a housewife. Her brother Raghav is doing BBM.

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