Gian Jyoti Global School students honoured at prestigious FAP National Awards 2025

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Dec 03, 2025 IST

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Gian Jyoti Global School, Mohali, students were honoured at the prestigious FAP National Awards 2025 ceremony held at Chandigarh University. The awards recognise academic excellence across the country and this year, four students were recognised for achieving 97 per cent and above marks in the Class X and XII Board Examinations. The awardees include Raunak Beer Singh Bedi (98.2 per cent), Harsimrat Kaur (98 per cent), Jasleen Kaur (97.4 per cent) and Rajvir Singh (97 per cent). Principal Gian Jot was also honoured for her significant contribution to the field of education. Director-Principal, Ranjit Bedi, congratulated the achieving students and expressed immense pride in their successes.

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