The Millennium School, Bathinda

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Updated At : 06:00 AM May 29, 2025 IST

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The school celebrated the exceptional performance of its Class X students in the CBSE Board Examinations for the academic session 2024–25. This year, the school achieved a 100% pass result, with 19 students scoring above 90%, a testament to the high standards of teaching and learning at the institution. Among them, seven students scored above 95%, setting new benchmarks of academic achievement. Girish Sharma emerged as the school topper with an outstanding 99%, followed by Mehar Kaur Sidhu with 97.8%, and Saihajleen Kaur Mahal with 97.6%. Other high achievers included Anshika Kansal (96.8%), Bani (96.6%), Yukta Sharma (96.4%), and Smarth Bansal (95.4%).

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