Shishu Niketan Public School, Sector 66, Mohali

CBSE result

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 06:00 AM May 20, 2025 IST

Jubilation swept through the campus of the school as the results for the CBSE 2024-2025 examinations were announced revealing an extraordinary achievement — a flawless 100% pass rate. The school toppers are Ishmeen Kaur and Harmanpreet Singh, both securing 96% in the commerce stream, followed by Priya Dhiman (95.4%) in the humanities stream, Ritesh Maity (94%) in the non-medical stream and Komalpreet Saini (91.4%) in the medical stream. The other 90% and above achievers from the commerce stream are Abhay (92.1%), Gurleen Kaur (91.4%), Aanchal (91.2%), Swati (90%). The other achievers from t

he commerce stream are Gursangat Singh and Jashanpreet Kaur (88.8%), Arshdeep Kaur and Jaskaran Singh (88.4%), Kamakshi and Divyam (88.2%) and Lalit Maurya (86.6%), Gurleen Kaur & Harmanjot Kaur (85.8%), Ashmeet Kaur (85.4%) from the humanities stream. This remarkable feat underscores the unwavering dedication of the students, the tireless efforts of the faculty, and the supportive environment fostered by the school administration.

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