CBSE Class 10 & Class 12 Results released, Girls outshone boys. Toppers of CBSE Class 10 & Class 12 celebrate @Free Press
CBSE Class 10 & Class 12 Results released, Girls outshone boys
Toppers of CBSE Class 10 & Class 12 celebrate @Free Press
Along with the right to vote, Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) gave a green flag to class 12 students to finalise their admissions in college by declaring the result. Further, class 10 students also received their results required for promotion to higher secondary.
The results doubled the celebrations in the city, as students performed extremely well. Keeping up their winning streak, girls outshone boys in CBSE results of class 10 and 12.
The board did not declare a topper’s list to avoid unnecessary competition and stress. Indore saw stiff competition as students competed for top place with 0.6 percent differences.
As there were too many successful candidates that bagged excellent results, it was a tough task to determine city toppers. With the results received by us, we can conclude the following as our city achievers.
In class 10, the highest marks in city were scored by Sudeeksha Tripathi. Sudeeksha scored 99.20 percentile. Not far behind was Divyank Bhattad with 99 percentile. Further Ananya Wadhwani, Khushi Mishra and Anvesh Gami both aced class 10 exams with 98.8 percent.
In class 12, the top achievers in the city were:
Ishan Shrivastava scored 97.8 per cent and was Humanities topper.
Samaksh Jain achieved 97.4 per cent and was commerce city topper.
Nupur Lakhotia bagged first place in Science (PCB) and second city topper position with 98.2 percent.
Keshavi Lakhotia was the city topper and science (PCM) topper with 97.4 per cent.
Class 10 topper Suddeksha with 99.2%
“It’s a delightful day for me. I always aim to do my best, as it’s the only right way to do it.
Sudeeksha Tripathi
Cousins become city toppers, PCB & PCM Toppers
Nupur Lakhotia became the city topper of Biology (98.2 percent) and Kesavi Lakhotia of Maths (97.4 percent). Nupur and Kesavi are cousins. Nupur wants to become a psychologist while Kesavi wants to become an engineer. For this reason, after 10th both of them chose different subjects. Nupur said, “Despite studying together, we both compete to get ahead of each-other.”
Along with studies, these sisters also participated enthusiastically in science quizzes, debates and speech competitions. Nupur said, “Apart from Maths and Bio, we studied other subjects together.” Due to this the chemistry of our physics became stronger. Kesavi said, “Now I want to do B.Tech in Data Science from IIT. That's why I am busy preparing for JEE advance.”
Commerce city topper Samaskh Jain @97.4%
"I am trying to clear IPMAT and CUET. My dream college is SRCC and IIM Indore. I want to become a successful CEO of a reputed company. It will give me a social recognition and respect in the society. I want to do something on my own. I was always clear that I want to pursue commerce. I have always been interesting. I didn't love studying science as a subject. My father (Amit) is a businessman. My mother (Payal) is a homemaker. They have always supported me financially and mentally. They have always been there for me. My advice to other aspirants is: just keep your goal in your mind and go with the flow."
Samaksh Jain
Humanities topper Ishan @97.8%
“I believe in following my passion and that’s been my mantra. I want to study psychology. I will be going to Delhi University. I want to prepare for civil service exams. I will follow my parents’ example. My father (BS Shrivastava) is a sub-divisional magistrate. My mother (Seema) is an advocate.”
Ishan Shrivastava
Achievers celebrate at Free Press
Free Press celebrated the success of students in Indore. Achievers of CBSE Class 10 and Class 12 were welcomed to our office with open arms. In their interaction with Free Press, the top scoring students shared their experience, advice and dreams.
Vishesh Agnihotri @97.8%
"I want to become a doctor like my parents (Dr Deepti and Dr Vivek Agnihotri). I have an elder brother (Vinayak) in class 12. I have been scoring over 90 marks. I love playing football and tennis. I even got a gold medal karate. We had half yearly then two pre-boards, I was quite tired then. I motivated myself and it helped. I studied 15 hours everyday. My dad told me to relax, but I had a goal to follow. I scored 100/100 in Math and 98/100 in science. My suggestion to aspirants is to practise and solve questions regularly. I studied with the help of youtube and cleared my concepts too."
Vishesh Agnihotri
Class 10
Anubhuti Agrawal @98.4%
"I have taken a PCB. I want to be a surgeon. It's interesting and makes a difference. It's always about change coming up. It's a dynamic field. My mother (pathologist Dr Roli) is a doctor. A part of inspiration comes from her. It involves us to learn and be knowledgeable. It would be interesting to go into work. My father (businessman Anuj) is a source of strength for me. he is the problem solver of the house. I am quite pleased with my result. I just wanted to do my best. My suggestion to score well is to stick to NCERT. Don't stress out. Learn from your mistakes."
Anubhuti Agrawal
Class 10
Neha Parmar @95.5%
"I actually wanted to score 98 percent, but I am okay with it. I want to become a successful doctor. I want to help people. Whenever I find people injured or suffering, it breaks my heart. I want to help them. My father (teacher Kamal) wanted to become a doctor. I want to take his dream ahead. My mother (Sushila) is a homemaker. My suggestion is to be consistent and regular. If one wants to achieve 95 and above then being regular is important."
Neha Parmar
Kanishka Singh Yadav @95.8%
"I want to become a neurosurgeon. I remember a time when a relative showed me a video of neurosurgery. I was fascinated. Since then I chose my goal. I have read the books about life of neurosurgeon. It's fascinating and inspiring to me. My father (Upendra) is senior intelligence officer in DRI. My mother (Kalpana) is a teacher. My father is my inspiration. There were times when I cried. My mother supported me. My father provided everything I needed. My mantra is consistency. I fell ill before the exam. It was my determination and consistency that helped me. My preparation didn't let me fall below my expectations."
Kanishka Singh Yadav
Class 10
Karishma Bholanda @95.2%
"I want to take my family business to another height. It's limited to Indore, but I want to make it global. There is a quote that I read: Consistency is more important than hard work. That has helped me achieve the marks. My teacher (Hitesh) motivated me when I was down."
Karishma Bholanda
Class 12 - commerce
Sudiksha Yadav @92.2%
"My mother (homemaker Suman) is my all-time inspiration. She is a manager in perfection. She follows all the principles of management. I want to become a manager in e-commerce field."
Sudiksha Yadav
Class 12 – commerce
Nitya Sharma @95%
"I wanted to score well to make my mark. I wanted to give my best. I want to become aeronautical engineer. When I was young, I remember my father (regional sales manager Rohit) explained to me how aircrafts worked and I was inspired. It has stuck with me. I basically spend all my time studying to score the marks."
Nitya Sharma
Vidushi Bisht @97.8%
"I came across a quote: how you do everything in life is how you are in life. I was inspired. I wanted to give my best and be the best. I am the oldest in siblings and extended family. I wanted to set a high goal. I didn't quit my life, but focused on studies. I read a lot and did my enough to relax. I was in touch with people."
Vidushi Bisht
Class 10
Jaiwardhan Singh @98.6%
"I have been wondering what to do for 2 years. I am not sure yet. Honestly, I studied only during preparation leave. I prefer that I revise really well before exams. What works for me is paying attention in class. I would understand the concept and then revise really well. I have always loved studying and scored well. I didn't go out to take a break, but watched tv and browsed internet. I stayed in touch with my friends. My parents (Snigdha and Shivendra) inspire and support me. "
Jaiwardhan Singh
Class 10
Paarth Maheshwari @98.4%
"I just like studying. I have been scoring well, so it's normal. I didn't study dedicatedly for class 10. I focused on science and astronomy. I would like to be in STEM field. My mother (Madhuri) is a homemaker. My father (Ashish) is a software engineer. I am inspired by Albert Einstein."
Paarth Maheshwari
Class 10
Swasthik Rath @98%
"I practised the previous year questions. I focus on sample papers. I set a timer of 3 hours and did the paper. The questions provided by teachers helped a lot."
Swasthik Rath
Class 10
Bro-Sis ace CBSE 12 & 10 exams with 96.6% & 98.8%
"I was expecting a bit more. It's almost up to mark. I want to do a major in Math and Statistics. I want to work in finance specifically quantitative finance. My brother is doing the same. He is my inspiration."
Ananya Wadhwani
Class 10
“Working as a doctor no forgiving job. There is no holiday for doctors. My parents (Radiologist Dr Vinod Wadhwani and physiotherapist turned teacher Dr Priya Wadhwani) can never get a break. I like living my life other than work. I wanted to do CS before. I realised my passion for Maths. I applied for a Math major. I like using complicated maths. I would work on an algorithm that would help investors in investing money in the right stocks. I applied to 7 colleges and got a cumulative scholarship of 7.32 crore. I have chosen the University of Toronto. I like the challenge of academic challenge. It's 6th in the world in my field. I got highest as 2.35 crore scholarship. In Toronto, I got a 1.5 crore scholarship but I can work while studying. I want to express a special thanks to my teacher Nisha Ahmad and guide Siddharth Singh.”
Divy Wadhwani
Class 12 PCM
Geet Sethi @96.6 %
"I am currently preparing for IPM. I intend to get into management either in family business or an MNC. My father (Ankur) is a buisnessman and my inspiration. He has worked hard in life. I am interested in business because of him. My mother (Supriya) is a homemaker. I think hardwork and dedication are routes to success.”
Geet Sethi
Class 10 commerce
Kavyaa Turakhia @96.6%
“I am a National Level rifle shooter, avid reader with interests in dance and music.
I scored a total of 96.6% without attending any tuitions and being extremely active in extra-curricular as well.”
Kavyaa Turakhia
Toppers of CBSE Class 10 & Class 12 celebrate @Free Press
Along with the right to vote, Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) gave a green flag to class 12 students to finalise their admissions in college by declaring the result. Further, class 10 students also received their results required for promotion to higher secondary.
The results doubled the celebrations in the city, as students performed extremely well. Keeping up their winning streak, girls outshone boys in CBSE results of class 10 and 12.
The board did not declare a topper’s list to avoid unnecessary competition and stress. Indore saw stiff competition as students competed for top place with 0.6 percent differences.
As there were too many successful candidates that bagged excellent results, it was a tough task to determine city toppers. With the results received by us, we can conclude the following as our city achievers.
In class 10, the highest marks in city were scored by Sudeeksha Tripathi. Sudeeksha scored 99.20 percentile. Not far behind was Divyank Bhattad with 99 percentile. Further Ananya Wadhwani, Khushi Mishra and Anvesh Gami both aced class 10 exams with 98.8 percent.
In class 12, the top achievers in the city were:
Ishan Shrivastava scored 97.8 per cent and was Humanities topper.
Samaksh Jain achieved 97.4 per cent and was commerce city topper.
Nupur Lakhotia bagged first place in Science (PCB) and second city topper position with 98.2 percent.
Keshavi Lakhotia was the city topper and science (PCM) topper with 97.4 per cent.
Class 10 topper Suddeksha with 99.2%
“It’s a delightful day for me. I always aim to do my best, as it’s the only right way to do it.
Sudeeksha Tripathi
Cousins become city toppers, PCB & PCM Toppers
Nupur Lakhotia became the city topper of Biology (98.2 percent) and Kesavi Lakhotia of Maths (97.4 percent). Nupur and Kesavi are cousins. Nupur wants to become a psychologist while Kesavi wants to become an engineer. For this reason, after 10th both of them chose different subjects. Nupur said, “Despite studying together, we both compete to get ahead of each-other.”
Along with studies, these sisters also participated enthusiastically in science quizzes, debates and speech competitions. Nupur said, “Apart from Maths and Bio, we studied other subjects together.” Due to this the chemistry of our physics became stronger. Kesavi said, “Now I want to do B.Tech in Data Science from IIT. That's why I am busy preparing for JEE advance.”
Commerce city topper Samaskh Jain @97.4%
"I am trying to clear IPMAT and CUET. My dream college is SRCC and IIM Indore. I want to become a successful CEO of a reputed company. It will give me a social recognition and respect in the society. I want to do something on my own. I was always clear that I want to pursue commerce. I have always been interesting. I didn't love studying science as a subject. My father (Amit) is a businessman. My mother (Payal) is a homemaker. They have always supported me financially and mentally. They have always been there for me. My advice to other aspirants is: just keep your goal in your mind and go with the flow."
Samaksh Jain
Humanities topper Ishan @97.8%
“I believe in following my passion and that’s been my mantra. I want to study psychology. I will be going to Delhi University. I want to prepare for civil service exams. I will follow my parents’ example. My father (BS Shrivastava) is a sub-divisional magistrate. My mother (Seema) is an advocate.”
Ishan Shrivastava
Achievers celebrate at Free Press
Free Press celebrated the success of students in Indore. Achievers of CBSE Class 10 and Class 12 were welcomed to our office with open arms. In their interaction with Free Press, the top scoring students shared their experience, advice and dreams.
Vishesh Agnihotri @97.8%
"I want to become a doctor like my parents (Dr Deepti and Dr Vivek Agnihotri). I have an elder brother (Vinayak) in class 12. I have been scoring over 90 marks. I love playing football and tennis. I even got a gold medal karate. We had half yearly then two pre-boards, I was quite tired then. I motivated myself and it helped. I studied 15 hours everyday. My dad told me to relax, but I had a goal to follow. I scored 100/100 in Math and 98/100 in science. My suggestion to aspirants is to practise and solve questions regularly. I studied with the help of youtube and cleared my concepts too."
Vishesh Agnihotri
Class 10
Anubhuti Agrawal @98.4%
"I have taken a PCB. I want to be a surgeon. It's interesting and makes a difference. It's always about change coming up. It's a dynamic field. My mother (pathologist Dr Roli) is a doctor. A part of inspiration comes from her. It involves us to learn and be knowledgeable. It would be interesting to go into work. My father (businessman Anuj) is a source of strength for me. he is the problem solver of the house. I am quite pleased with my result. I just wanted to do my best. My suggestion to score well is to stick to NCERT. Don't stress out. Learn from your mistakes."
Anubhuti Agrawal
Class 10
Neha Parmar @95.5%
"I actually wanted to score 98 percent, but I am okay with it. I want to become a successful doctor. I want to help people. Whenever I find people injured or suffering, it breaks my heart. I want to help them. My father (teacher Kamal) wanted to become a doctor. I want to take his dream ahead. My mother (Sushila) is a homemaker. My suggestion is to be consistent and regular. If one wants to achieve 95 and above then being regular is important."
Neha Parmar
Kanishka Singh Yadav @95.8%
"I want to become a neurosurgeon. I remember a time when a relative showed me a video of neurosurgery. I was fascinated. Since then I chose my goal. I have read the books about life of neurosurgeon. It's fascinating and inspiring to me. My father (Upendra) is senior intelligence officer in DRI. My mother (Kalpana) is a teacher. My father is my inspiration. There were times when I cried. My mother supported me. My father provided everything I needed. My mantra is consistency. I fell ill before the exam. It was my determination and consistency that helped me. My preparation didn't let me fall below my expectations."
Kanishka Singh Yadav
Class 10
Karishma Bholanda @95.2%
"I want to take my family business to another height. It's limited to Indore, but I want to make it global. There is a quote that I read: Consistency is more important than hard work. That has helped me achieve the marks. My teacher (Hitesh) motivated me when I was down."
Karishma Bholanda
Class 12 - commerce
Sudiksha Yadav @92.2%
"My mother (homemaker Suman) is my all-time inspiration. She is a manager in perfection. She follows all the principles of management. I want to become a manager in e-commerce field."
Sudiksha Yadav
Class 12 – commerce
Nitya Sharma @95%
"I wanted to score well to make my mark. I wanted to give my best. I want to become aeronautical engineer. When I was young, I remember my father (regional sales manager Rohit) explained to me how aircrafts worked and I was inspired. It has stuck with me. I basically spend all my time studying to score the marks."
Nitya Sharma
Vidushi Bisht @97.8%
"I came across a quote: how you do everything in life is how you are in life. I was inspired. I wanted to give my best and be the best. I am the oldest in siblings and extended family. I wanted to set a high goal. I didn't quit my life, but focused on studies. I read a lot and did my enough to relax. I was in touch with people."
Vidushi Bisht
Class 10
Jaiwardhan Singh @98.6%
"I have been wondering what to do for 2 years. I am not sure yet. Honestly, I studied only during preparation leave. I prefer that I revise really well before exams. What works for me is paying attention in class. I would understand the concept and then revise really well. I have always loved studying and scored well. I didn't go out to take a break, but watched tv and browsed internet. I stayed in touch with my friends. My parents (Snigdha and Shivendra) inspire and support me. "
Jaiwardhan Singh
Class 10
Paarth Maheshwari @98.4%
"I just like studying. I have been scoring well, so it's normal. I didn't study dedicatedly for class 10. I focused on science and astronomy. I would like to be in STEM field. My mother (Madhuri) is a homemaker. My father (Ashish) is a software engineer. I am inspired by Albert Einstein."
Paarth Maheshwari
Class 10
Swasthik Rath @98%
"I practised the previous year questions. I focus on sample papers. I set a timer of 3 hours and did the paper. The questions provided by teachers helped a lot."
Swasthik Rath
Class 10
Bro-Sis ace CBSE 12 & 10 exams with 96.6% & 98.8%
"I was expecting a bit more. It's almost up to mark. I want to do a major in Math and Statistics. I want to work in finance specifically quantitative finance. My brother is doing the same. He is my inspiration."
Ananya Wadhwani
Class 10
“Working as a doctor no forgiving job. There is no holiday for doctors. My parents (Radiologist Dr Vinod Wadhwani and physiotherapist turned teacher Dr Priya Wadhwani) can never get a break. I like living my life other than work. I wanted to do CS before. I realised my passion for Maths. I applied for a Math major. I like using complicated maths. I would work on an algorithm that would help investors in investing money in the right stocks. I applied to 7 colleges and got a cumulative scholarship of 7.32 crore. I have chosen the University of Toronto. I like the challenge of academic challenge. It's 6th in the world in my field. I got highest as 2.35 crore scholarship. In Toronto, I got a 1.5 crore scholarship but I can work while studying. I want to express a special thanks to my teacher Nisha Ahmad and guide Siddharth Singh.”
Divy Wadhwani
Class 12 PCM
Geet Sethi @96.6 %
"I am currently preparing for IPM. I intend to get into management either in family business or an MNC. My father (Ankur) is a buisnessman and my inspiration. He has worked hard in life. I am interested in business because of him. My mother (Supriya) is a homemaker. I think hardwork and dedication are routes to success.”
Geet Sethi
Class 10 commerce
Kavyaa Turakhia @96.6%
“I am a National Level rifle shooter, avid reader with interests in dance and music.
I scored a total of 96.6% without attending any tuitions and being extremely active in extra-curricular as well.”
Kavyaa Turakhia
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