Arushi tops in district with 98.4 per cent marks

Tribune News Service Yamunanagar, July 15 Arushi of Spring Field Public School, Yamunanagar brought laurels to her school with 98.4 per cent marks in Class X result of CBSE declared, today. Aryan Singh of Swami Vivekanand Public School, Sector-17, Jagadhri...

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Updated At : 02:16 AM Jul 16, 2020 IST

Tribune News Service

Yamunanagar, July 15

Arushi of Spring Field Public School, Yamunanagar brought laurels to her school with 98.4 per cent marks in Class X result of CBSE declared, today.

Aryan Singh of Swami Vivekanand Public School, Sector-17, Jagadhri bagged 98.2 per cent and Bhavya of Spring Field Public School got 98 per cent.

At Gurjar Kanya Vidya Mandir, Devdhar Nishtha and Anasuya scored 97.2 per cent marks.

At National Public School, Yamunanagar Khushi and Harsimran Kaur bagged 95.4 per cent marks. Tamanpreet Singh of the school scored 94.2 per cent, Vashu Singhal 93.8 per cent, Muskan 93.2 per cent, Sneha 93 per cent, Lavishu 92.2 per cent, Mehak 92 per cent, Ayush 91.4 per cent, Anubhav Gaba 91 per cent, Vartika 90.4 per cent, Vanshika 90.2 per cent and Vinit Sharma 90 per cent.

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