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Broadway Public School, Manal students excel in Board exams

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Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:00 AM May 17, 2025 IST

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The school celebrates the outstanding performance of its students in the CBSE Class X and XII Board Examinations, a reflection of their hard work, commitment, and academic excellence. Class X students achieved commendable results across science, commerce, and humanities streams, with many scoring above 90% and earning distinctions in all subjects. Armanpreet Kaur topped the science stream with 96.8%. Husanpreet Singh Pannu secured the first position in commerce with 95%, and Harjot Kaur led the humanities stream with 93.2%. Class X students also delivered an exceptional performance, achieving a 100% pass rate. Harneet Kaur Harry emerged as the topper with 97.8%, while a significant number of students scored above 90%. The school management and principal extended heartfelt congratulations to all students, parents, and teachers.

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