Congratulations to the successful students who cleared their Class 12th and 10th CBSE/ICSE/IB Board exams, after putting in their best efforts. Best wishes for their bright future! Our heartiest
best wishes to the proud parents and the entire family for their warm support and understanding. The few results received from Sector-92 are as follows:
Anahita Arora, residing in A-158 Sector-92, passed Class 12th CBSE with 94%. Student of Delhi Public School, she loves painting, photography and reading books. On her preparation for board exams, she says, “My experience of the board exams was quite smooth. The key was not to take any unnecessary stress, but to practice. Self study was something that had helped me the most, with continuously reading the NCERT and practicing the previous year papers.” Her parents, Meenakshi and Anoop Arora, are very happy and satisfied with Anahita’s result.
Sukhmani Sethi of B-396 Sector-92 passed Class 12th CBSE with 96%. She studied in Father Agnel School, New Delhi. Hobbies that kept her going even during intense studies included reading, badminton, dancing and eating. She talked of her experience during exam preparation – “I found the boards not too difficult to crack. I was under a lot of stress in the last few months, but later realized it wasn’t worth it. I learned that consistency was key. Even if I only did 1 hour of self-study, I was good to go. Having the privilege to study the subjects that I liked made it easier to score a decent percentage. With her brilliant result, the parents – Sonya and Raminder Singh Sethi – look forward to her admission in a reputed DU college.
Aadi Khera, residing in of B-159, Sector-92, passed Class 10th CBSE with 91%. He studies in Amity International School, Noida. Hobbies that refresh him are watching movies and playing badminton. On how he feels about the whole exam process, he shared, “I would say it was a valuable and memorable learning experience. The complete exam process is a mix of anticipation, stress and sometimes excitement or confidence. It’s a challenging but important part of the academic journey.” Parents, Preeti and Amit Khera are assured that he will put in his best the next two years for the final board exam.
(Compiled, as sent by parents)
