The SD Vidya School, Ambala Cantonment

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In the CBSE Class XII and X results, out of 134 students in Class XII, 23 students and out of 173 students in X, 39 students scored more than 90%. In Class XII, Aryaveer Razdan of commerce stood first with 95.8%, Vidhi Dhiman of commerce and Monal Haryal of humanities stood second with 94.8 % marks, while Dakshpatti of commerce stood third with 94.6% marks. In the non-medical stream, Atharv Kansal secured 93,8% and became the stream topper, while in the medical stream, Gun Maggo topped with 89.4%. As many as 85 students passed with distinction. In Class X, school topper is Jai Khanna with 97% marks. Parth Sharma stood second with 96.6% marks, followed by Ishita Jain and Aaryan Makhija with 95.6% at the third position in the school. As many as111 students passed with distinction.

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