Yamunanagar’s Kashvi gets all-India 20th rank in Maths Olympiad

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Yamunanagar, Updated At : 03:03 AM Mar 01, 2025 IST

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Seven-year-old Kashvi Ghai of Sadhaura town in Yamunanagar district has secured the all-India 20th rank in the online Mathematics Olympiad examination, organised by the Unified International Institute.

Kashvi, who is a Class I student of Mind Tree School, Naraingarh, of Ambala district, achieved the rank by scoring 97.50 marks in the examination.

Kashvi also stood 178th in the country, and first in the state, in the English Olympiad.

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