• Mihika Agarwal, Atharva Gupta, Ayan Sonigara, Hruthvik kaushal B K and Aaditya A Chincholikar from 10th Grade scored 98.20%, 98.20%, 98.20%, 97.2% and 97% respectively
  • Khushi Tayal (Commerce), Henrika Chaudhary (Commerce), Manya Jain (Humanities), Mayank Daihya (Humanities) from 12th Grade scored 97%, 96.80%, 97% and 95.4% respectively 

JAMMU/ NEW DELHI: : Orchids The International School, one of India’s leading K12 school chains, has once again set a benchmark with its stellar performance in the CBSE Grade 10th and Grade 12th board examinations. In Grade 10, top honours were secured by Mihika Agarwal (98.20%) from the Orchids CHB Campus-Jodhpur, Atharva Gupta (98.20%) from the NHB Pali-Jodhpur, Ayan Sonigara (98.20%) from the Pallaguly campus, Hruthvik Kaushal B K (97.2%) from Orchids Mysore Road Campus and Aaditya A Chincholikar (97%) from Orchids Jalahalli Campus. These students have emerged as the school chain’s top performers, showcasing exemplary academic excellence. 

Grade 12 results were equally impressive, with Khushi Tayal (97.8%-Commerce), from NHB Pali campus, Jayant Varday (97.60%- Commerce) from Banar campus, Manya Jain (97%-Humanities) from Sonipat campus leading their respective streams and topping across the Orchids network. All Orchids campuses across India recorded a 100% pass percentage for Grade 10 & 12.

Speaking about the achievements, an ace painter and topper, Mihika Agarwal from Grade 10, Orchids Chopasni Housing Board, Jodhpur, said, “My success in the CBSE examinations stems from consistent daily study rather than last-minute cramming. The guidance from Orchids' teachers helped me master complex concepts, while my parents' emotional support created the perfect environment for me to focus on my goals.”

Topper Khushi Tayal from Grade 12, Orchids NHB Pali campus, said, "Balancing academics with physical activity was my success mantra. The holistic development philosophy at Orchids meant our sports teacher ensured we remained physically active, while my parents insisted on family walks every evening which refreshed my mind and improved my concentration in academics."

Speaking on the results, Shlok Srivastava, OCFP Head, Orchids The International School, said, "The remarkable achievement of our students in the CBSE examinations this year at Orchids The International School, reinforces our belief that excellence comes from a blend of rigorous academics and an environment that nurtures creativity. Congratulations to our students, parents, and faculty for this collective success."

Mihika Agarwal (98.20%) from the Orchids CHB Campus-Jodhpur

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Atharva Gupta (98.20%) from the NHB Pali-Jodhpur

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Ayan Sonigara (98.20%) from the Pallaguly campus

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Hruthvik Kaushal B K (97.2%) from Orchids Mysore Road Campus

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Aaditya A Chincholikar (97%) from Orchids Jalahalli Campus

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