Ludhiana district’s Aditi and Alisha take first place in the PSEB Class X exams
Today in Mohali, the Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) released the results of its Class X exams. Ludhiana daughters Aditi and Alisha Sharma have taken up two of the top spots in the state. Teja Singh Sutantar Memorial Senior Secondary School in Shimlapuri is the school that both of them attend.
The PSEB has released the list of 316 students who had a grade point average of more than 96%. 59 of the 316 pupils are from the district of Ludhiana. While it is commendable that these Ludhiana students reached the merit list, there are fewer students on it this year than there were the year before.
In addition, the pass rate of the largest district in the state with the highest student population, Ludhiana district, has decreased to 95.27%, placing the district in 22nd place overall, below the majority of districts. The highest proportion of students that pass is 99.24% in Amritsar.
Eleven Ludhiana pupils are in the top ten on the merit list.
Even though Ludhiana’s ranking may have dropped to 22nd, 11 Ludhiana students—aside from those from other districts—are among the top 10 finalists on the merit list. Teja Singh Sutantar Memorial Senior Secondary School, Shimlapuri; BCM Senior Secondary School, Jamalpur; Bharti Bal Vidya Mandir Senior Secondary School; Dashmesh Model Senior Secondary School, Doraha; and Government Girls School, Sahnewal are among the schools whose pupils secured the top ten spots.
Girls repeat the action.
Similar to past years, female students performed better than male students in Class X results this year, and they dominated the top spots. “Girls perform better, consistently, than boys because they are more serious, committed, and disciplined than boys,” said the principal of a government school.
low rate of success
In the Ludhiana district, 38,387 students appeared this year; 36,573 of them passed, making the total pass rate 95.27 percent. In comparison, the pass percentage was 95.44 percent last year and 99.06 percent in 2022.
festivities in the classroom
Shouts of happiness erupted from the Teja Singh Sutantar Memorial Senior Secondary School as students celebrated their accomplishments by dancing to the rhythms of the dhol. On this special occasion, they were seen hugging their parents, instructors, and classmates.
The two best scorers, Aditi and Alisha Sharma, who both want to be physicians, said that their high scores were the result of their hard work and the professors’ genuine attempts. Danish Grewal, the school’s director, expressed pride in the fact that the institute’s pupils had won awards.
pupils listed on merit
Eleven Ludhiana students secured the top 10 spots on the merit list: Aditi from Teja Singh Sutantar Memorial Senior Secondary School, with 100%; Alisha Sharma from Teja Singh Sutantar Memorial Senior Secondary School, with 99.23 percent; Suhani Chauhan from BCM Senior Secondary School, with 98.92 percent; Saurav Jindal from BCM Senior Secondary School, with 98.92 percent; Simran Tiwari from Teja Singh Sutantar School, with 98.46 percent; Muskan from Bharti Bal Vidya Mandir, with 98.15 percent; Sadhna Gupta from Teja Singh Sutantar School, with 98 percent; Mohit from BCM Senior Secondary School, with 97.85 percent; Mehekpreet and Komalpreet Kaur from Dashmesh Model Senior Secondary School, Doraha, with 97.85 percent; and Rajwinder Kaur from Government Girls School, Sahnewal, with 97.85 percent of marks.
