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PM Shri KV, Dharamsala Cantt

It’s a moment of pride as its students have once again showcased exceptional academic prowess. Vansh from Science stream has emerged as the school topper with a remarkable score of 94.6 per cent, followed by Pratiksha Kapoor from Commerce stream...

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Updated At : 02:47 PM May 24, 2024 IST

It’s a moment of pride as its students have once again showcased exceptional academic prowess. Vansh from Science stream has emerged as the school topper with a remarkable score of 94.6 per cent, followed by Pratiksha Kapoor from Commerce stream with 93.80 per cent. Similarly, the Class X results also reflect the school’s commitment to nurturing academic excellence. Salvi Dubey shines as the top scorer with an impressive 95 per cent, followed by Bhoomi with a notable 91.4 per cent, and Anshika Thakur securing an admirable 91.2 per cent.

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