RK International School, Nabahi, proves academic excellence in Class X exams

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Updated At : 06:32 AM May 19, 2025 IST

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The school has once again proven its academic excellence with the remarkable performance of its Class X students in the CBSE Board Examinations 2025. The students delivered exceptional results, a reflection of their hard work, determination, and the unwavering support from teachers and parents. Leading the achievers is Suryansh Rana, who topped with an outstanding 96.6%, followed by Arshiya Thakur with 94.6% and Keva Sharma with 94.0%. Other commendable performers include Kritika (92.0%), Shaurya Thakur (91.0%), Shourya Garla (91.0%), Shagun Sharma (90.8%), Vanshika Thakur (90.6%), Ritesh Sharma (90.6%), and Shaurya Thakur (90.2%).

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