Sant Baba Bhag Singh International School, Jalandhar

CBSE Board results

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Updated At : 05:47 AM May 26, 2025 IST

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The school has once again proven its academic excellence by achieving outstanding results in the recently declared CBSE Board results for classes X and XII. In Class X, eleven students scored above 90%, Mannat Mehta bagged the top spot with an impressive 95.2%, Damanjit Kaur with 94.6% came second and Harjap Kaur Judge with 93.8% secured the third rank. Following the league, Manpreet scored 91.8%, Gursimrat Kaur 91%, Anchal Sidhu 91% and Arsh preet Kaur got 90.8%. Meanwhile, students of Class XII have also showcased a remarkable execution of hard work. Shubhneet Kaur with 95% came first, Simranpreet Kaur with 96.2% secured the second position and Sucheta with 95.6% came third. Principal S Ranjeet Singh congratulated students, teachers and parents for their collective effort.

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