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Comet Mensa Public School, Dehri

CBSE Class X Board exam results
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 05:30 AM May 22, 2025 IST

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Comet Mensa Public School, Dehri

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The school is proud to announce a remarkable 100 per cent pass rate in the CBSE Class X board examinations held this year. All 46 students who appeared for the exam have successfully passed, showcasing the school's consistent commitment to academic excellence. Aanjaneya emerged the school topper with an outstanding score of 97.6 per cent, followed by Shivang in second place with 96.2 per cent, and Charanpreet securing the third position with 95.2 per cent. A total of 11 students scored above 90 per cent, while 24 students achieved above 80 per cent, reflecting the hard work of the students and the dedicated guidance of their teachers. Managing Director Vasu Soni, along with the Principal, Vice Principal and faculty members extended heartfelt congratulations to the students and their parents.

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