Prince School again created history
More than 90% marks of 224 students of Prince School in Rajasthan Board 12th
The students of Prince School located in Sikar achieved great success in the Class 12th Science Result declared by the Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan. 23 students of Prince School have scored above 95 per cent and 224 students have scored above 90 per cent. Aditya Dixit has scored 98.00 percent marks, Ekta Chaudhary has scored 97.00 percent, Kuldeep Sevada has scored 97.00 percent marks.
Aditya Dixit, who got 98.00 percent marks, is a resident of Dadhichi Nagar, Bass of Sheetla, Sikar. Aditya's father Anurag Dixit is a jewelery businessman. Aditya wants to serve the country by becoming a doctor in future. For this success, Aditya studied for 6-7 hours a day. Aditya believes that what is received is enough and keep working hard for tomorrow. Aditya attributed his success to his parents, teachers and Prince's academic environment.
Ekta Chaudhary, who got 97.00 percent marks, is a resident of Nawa, Nagaur. Ekta's father Muknaram is a farmer. Ekta also wants to serve the country by becoming a doctor. Similarly, Kuldeep Sevada, who got 97.00 percent marks, is a resident of Alakhpura Bogan, Sikar. Kuldeep's father Balbir Sevada works abroad. Kuldeep wants to serve the country by becoming an agricultural scientist in future. Similarly, Irfan, Divyanshi Kumawat and Abhishek Goyal scored 96.40 percent marks, Arvind Kumar, Jatin Meena and Gautam Ranwan scored 96.20 percent marks, Nitesh Sharma, Parth Kheria, Pinky and Aditya Kargwal scored 96.00 percent marks, Harshit Meena and Nemaram scored 95.80 percent marks. , Harshita Sharma, and Vishwas Kumawat have secured 95.60 percent, Devraj Gurjar and Kuldeep Kumawat have secured 95.40 percent marks, Ayesha Dhaka and Kirti have secured 95.20 percent marks, Bhavesh Mahla and Priyanka have secured 95.00 percent marks.
There was an atmosphere of celebration in Prince School on the excellent success of the students. Director Jogendra Sunda, Chairman Dr. Piyush Sunda, Chief Managing Director Rajesh Dhillon, Managing Director Manoj Dhaka, Principal M.R. Agarwal, Seema Rajpurohit, Meera Kulhari, Dr. Rakesh Rohela, D.R. Saran, Balram Ola and Omkar Moond honored the top ranked students with medals, wreaths, safa and mementoes.
Aditya Dixit, who got 98.00 percent marks, is a resident of Dadhichi Nagar, Bass of Sheetla, Sikar. Aditya's father Anurag Dixit is a jewelery businessman. Aditya wants to serve the country by becoming a doctor in future. For this success, Aditya studied for 6-7 hours a day. Aditya believes that what is received is enough and keep working hard for tomorrow. Aditya attributed his success to his parents, teachers and Prince's academic environment.
Ekta Chaudhary, who got 97.00 percent marks, is a resident of Nawa, Nagaur. Ekta's father Muknaram is a farmer. Ekta also wants to serve the country by becoming a doctor. Similarly, Kuldeep Sevada, who got 97.00 percent marks, is a resident of Alakhpura Bogan, Sikar. Kuldeep's father Balbir Sevada works abroad. Kuldeep wants to serve the country by becoming an agricultural scientist in future. Similarly, Irfan, Divyanshi Kumawat and Abhishek Goyal scored 96.40 percent marks, Arvind Kumar, Jatin Meena and Gautam Ranwan scored 96.20 percent marks, Nitesh Sharma, Parth Kheria, Pinky and Aditya Kargwal scored 96.00 percent marks, Harshit Meena and Nemaram scored 95.80 percent marks. , Harshita Sharma, and Vishwas Kumawat have secured 95.60 percent, Devraj Gurjar and Kuldeep Kumawat have secured 95.40 percent marks, Ayesha Dhaka and Kirti have secured 95.20 percent marks, Bhavesh Mahla and Priyanka have secured 95.00 percent marks.
There was an atmosphere of celebration in Prince School on the excellent success of the students. Director Jogendra Sunda, Chairman Dr. Piyush Sunda, Chief Managing Director Rajesh Dhillon, Managing Director Manoj Dhaka, Principal M.R. Agarwal, Seema Rajpurohit, Meera Kulhari, Dr. Rakesh Rohela, D.R. Saran, Balram Ola and Omkar Moond honored the top ranked students with medals, wreaths, safa and mementoes.
