JPS Academy, Nissing

Board exam results

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Updated At : 05:30 AM May 22, 2025 IST

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JPS Academy, Nissing

Continuing the tradition of academic excellence, Arpan of Commerce stream scored 98.2% and Naman of Science stream scored 96%. Siya of Class X scored 96.2%, Sunidhi scored 95% and Bhoomi 94.4%. From Class X (Commerce stream) Navjot Kaur scored 97.4%, Priyanshi 96.4%, Simranjit Kaur 96%, Nimrat Kaur 95.8%. From (Science stream) Naman scored 96%, Kashish 94.8, Sachin 94.6% and Harshit Sharma 94.4%. At least 16 students in Commerce stream and six students in Non-medical brought laurels to the school by scoring more than 90%. As many as 24 students scored more than 80% and 22 students scored more than 70%. In Class X, 12 children scored more than 90%, 20 students scored more than 80% and 25 students scored more than 70%.

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