Sri Guru Harkrishan Public School, Bathinda, kids shine in AISSE-2025 examination

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Updated At : 05:30 AM May 20, 2025 IST

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Sri Guru Harkrishan Public School, Bathinda

A total of 157 students had appeared in the AISSE-2025 examination and scored above 60%. Demonstrating exceptional academic skills, about 12 students secured above 90% in the Board examination. Ishmeet Sharma secured the first rank by scoring 95.2%, Deepanshu bagged the second spot with 94.2% and Nimrat Kaur came third with 94%. Ekamjot Singh, Daya Singh and Gurjeet Singh secured 92.6%. While Jashanpreet Kaur, Mehak and Khushpreet Kaur have secured 100% in Punjabi; Ekamjot Singh Maan has proved his mettle by scoring 99% in mathematics and 96% in science. Ishmeet Sharma secured 98% in English whereas Gourav Kumar secured 96% in science. Deepanshu and Gurjeet Singh got 98% and 94%, respectively.

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