Ghumarwin: Minerva Senior Secondary School-Ghumarwin in Bilaspur district has once again raised the bar of academic excellence with an outstanding performance in the Class 10 Himachal Pradesh Board of School Examination (HPBOSE), the results of which were declared on Thursday (May 15, 2025).
The school announced that 44 students scored above 95% while a remarkable 102 students achieved more than 90%, setting a new benchmark for scholastic achievement in the region.
Adding to the glory, three students from the school secured positions in the HP Board’s Top 10 merit list, further establishing Minerva’s academic dominance.
During the school assembly, students were honoured with sweets and congratulatory cheers as a gesture of appreciation for their hard work and dedication.
Top performers
Parnika Sharma secured the third position in the Himachal Pradesh board merit list, bringing widespread recognition to the school. Nitya Pratyaksha Rajay clinched the sixth rank while Rudransh Vyas secured the ninth rank.
School merit achievers
Aradhya Sharma, Kartik Chandel and Vikram Bhardwaj each scored 686 marks, securing the 4th position in the school.
Anandita and Sonali scored 685 marks, earning the 5th position.
Srishti and Aryansh Chandel scored 684 marks, ranking 6th.
Ishika Sharma, Kavyanjali Thakur, Manisha Rana and Aryaveer Parmar secured the 7th position.
Pushkal Thakur scored 680 marks (8th), while Isha and Karanveer Parmar followed closely with 679 marks (9th).
Aashna and Siya Kaundal completed the top 10 with 677 marks.
Subject-wise excellence:
• 29 students scored a perfect 100 in Mathematics.
• 7 students achieved 100 in Science.
• 4 students scored 100 in Sanskrit.
• 74 students earned 100 in Computer Science.
• 1 student scored a perfect 100 in English.
Principal congratulates students, staff, parents
Principal Parvesh Chandel congratulated all students, teachers and parents, stating: “The success is the result of disciplined effort, dedicated teaching and strong parental support. We are incredibly proud of our students who have brought honor to their families and the school.”
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