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Hubble Adarsh School, Mohali

The school achieved cent per cent result in the Class X CBSE examinations. Lovedeep topped the school with 96.6 per cent marks. Second position was bagged by Parneet Kaur with 94.8 per cent marks. Sukhmanjeet Kaur came third with 93.8...

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Updated At : 05:45 PM Aug 01, 2022 IST

The school achieved cent per cent result in the Class X CBSE examinations. Lovedeep topped the school with 96.6 per cent marks. Second position was bagged by Parneet Kaur with 94.8 per cent marks. Sukhmanjeet Kaur came third with 93.8 per cent marks. Vinesh Menom, CEO, Ramneet Kaur, Academic Head, and Ami Chand Sharma, Principal, congratulated all the students, teachers and parents and said, “there is no challenge which our students cannot take head on”.

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