Sacred Heart students shine globally

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 05:43 AM Jan 28, 2025 IST

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Sacred Heart Convent International School, Sarabha Nagar, celebrated an extraordinary accomplishment of three of its students, who bagged the world and country topper positions in the March 2024 Cambridge examinations. The students, along with school manager Sister Chantal and Principal Dr Shanthi Dsouza, went to Mumbai to receive the awards on January 25.

Giving details about the feat, the Principal said Aryan Gupta and Hridaansh Makkar (Cambridge IGCSE) secured the top in the world distinction for mathematics, while Rayaan Gupta (Cambridge International AS level) earned the top in India honour for accounting.

Parents of the students, who accompanied them to Mumbai, expressed deep satisfaction and happiness over the achievements of their children and acknowledged their hard work along with the sincere efforts made by the teachers.

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