The Lawrence School, Sanawar, kids shine in Boards

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Tribune News Service

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

ARJUN CHOPRA (97.40%)

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The Lawrence School, Sanawar

The students put up a brilliant show in the recently concluded CBSE Class X Board exams. As many as 32% students scored 90%, 74% achieved 75% and above, and 99% scored above 60%. Remarkably, 100% of students scored above 55% and cleared the examination. Arjun Chopra (SBS) led the cohort with a top score of 97.40%, followed by Ayati Sharma with 95.80% and Mansi Kashyap with 95.60%. The school also celebrated subject-wise centums in Artificial Intelligence achieved by Arjun Chopra, Raghav Chugh, Aarshia More and Moksh Sunil Newatia.

Ayati Sharma (95.80%)

Mansi Kashyap (95.60%)

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