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The Mother Teacher School, Barnala

Keshav Mittal secured 97.6% in the CBSE Class X exams. Ekmjot (97.4%) and Anshpreet Kaur (97.2%) came second and third, respectively. Twenty-five students received grades that were above 90%. Principal Daljeet Rana and the management wished the children and their...

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Updated At : 02:26 PM May 22, 2023 IST

Keshav Mittal secured 97.6% in the CBSE Class X exams. Ekmjot (97.4%) and Anshpreet Kaur (97.2%) came second and third, respectively. Twenty-five students received grades that were above 90%. Principal Daljeet Rana and the management wished the children and their family all the best and conveyed his best wishes.

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