41 Him Academy students crack JEE Mains entrance

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Hamirpur, Updated At : 07:32 AM Feb 15, 2025 IST

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Forty one students of Him Academy Public School have cracked the JEE Mains entrance exam, whose result was declared yesterday. Krish Sharma topped the list of the school by scoring 99.52 percentile, while Arsh Sharma secured the second spot with 99.17 percentile.

Director of the school Pankaj Lakhanpal said 13 students had scored over 90 per cent score in the result. He said the achievement was the outcome of the relentless efforts of students, teachers and parents of students.

He said the school management was contented with the result as the organisation had once again proved its efforts to help students excel. He added that 41 students, including 12 girls had qualified the exam.

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