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Toppers of Delhi Public School, Karnal

Aakarsh Arora and Dhruv Goyal topped in the school in Class XII with 96.6% marks, while Shivansh Garg scored 95.4%. Ojayit Sukhija of Commerce stream scored 94.8%. In Science stream, Manya Garg topped with 95.2% marks, followed by Anushka Sadana...

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Updated At : 01:02 PM May 18, 2023 IST

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Aakarsh Arora and Dhruv Goyal topped in the school in Class XII with 96.6% marks, while Shivansh Garg scored 95.4%. Ojayit Sukhija of Commerce stream scored 94.8%. In Science stream, Manya Garg topped with 95.2% marks, followed by Anushka Sadana with 93.8% marks, whereas Madhav Goel scored 93.6% marks. In Humanities, Tanya Singlatopped with 96.2 % marks followed by Manya Goel who scored 93.4% whereas Panshul Duggal scored 92.2% marks . Class X students achieved 100 per cent result.The school topper is Shreya Gupta with 98.4% marks, followed by Suhasi Faraswal and Suhani Rawal with 97.8% marks and Ritvik Khurana and Navya with 97.6% marks.

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