New Delhi: Tanya Singh, a Class 12 understudy from Uttar Pradesh’s Bulandshahr, today got 100% imprints in the CBSE Class 12 test. Her score: 500 out of 500. The board didn’t declare a legitimacy list this year. It ended the legitimacy records from 2020 when the schools were shut because of the pandemic.
Tanya Singh, an understudy of Delhi Public School in Uttar Pradesh’s Bulandshahr, tries to join the Indian Administrative Services.
“I need to break the UPSC test and be an IAS official,” said Ms Singh.
She likewise expressed gratitude toward her instructors and her family for supporting her. “I had extraordinary help from my educators and family. I fixed day to day targets and rested solely after accomplishing them.”
Tanya Singh wasn’t the main one to accomplish the ideal score of 500/500 in the CBSE Class 12 tests this year. Noida’s Yuvakshi Vig additionally scored 100 in the entirety of her five subjects.
This year, the pass level of young ladies remained at 94.54 percent while that of young men was 91.25 percent. The transsexual applicants’ pass rate was 100%.
A sum of 33,432 understudies have scored over 95% imprints while 1,34,797 have scored 90% imprints.
