Kids ‘R’ Kids Sec School, Chandigarh

Class X result

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 03:05 PM May 26, 2025 IST

The school achieved 100 per cent pass rate in the recently announced Class X board results. Several students excelled in individual subjects, demonstrating deep understanding and academic mastery. Ashvika Sharma secured 99 per cent in Information Technology, Kashish 99 per cent in Mathematics, 93 per cent in Science, 91 per cent in Hindi, Niharika got 95 per cent in English and Sanjoya 99 per cent in Punjabi and 98 per cent in Social Studies. School Principal Anupam Grewal said, "These outcomes are the result of an evidence-based academic strategy, collaborative teacher-student engagement, and the consistent monitoring of learning outcomes. I commend our faculty for their pedagogical excellence and our students for their self-discipline and perseverance. The synergistic involvement of parents, as academic partners, has been equally instrumental in this success."

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