Joy and jubilation as students celebrate success

Lucknow: City school campuses were alive with cheers, celebrations of success, and emotional hugs on Wednesday, as the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) announced the Class X and XII results.
As Teeana Sarkar scrolled through her results, she could hardly believe she had scored a perfect 100 in political science. The first thing she wanted to do was visit the nearest temple. A student of La Martiniere Girls College, Teeana, who aspires to pursue a career in law, said her biggest inspirations are her hardworking father, former vice-president of the Asian Hockey Federation, Abhijit Sarkar, and her mother, Priyanka Sarkar. "I visited the temple in the morning, met my relatives in the afternoon, and went to the mall in the evening to celebrate my success," said Teeana.
At Saint Mary's Inter College, D-Block, teachers and students celebrated a 100% result on both the ICSE and ISC boards.
In the ISC (Class 12) examinations, Aayushi Sharma stood out with an impressive 96%, while in the ICSE (Class 10) board, Pragya Jaiswal secured an outstanding 95%, including a remarkable 99 marks in English. Another notable achievement came from Shoaib Khan, who scored 93% overall, with a perfect 100 in computer applications.
The management, staff, and students are celebrating this grand success. Founder president SC Shukla and founder vice president Uma Shukla congratulated the toppers and all successful students. Directors Gaurav Shukla and Shuchit Shukla also praised the dedication and hard work of all students and teachers.
Celebrations continued at Spring Dale College's Kanpur Road and Gomtinagar campuses, where students touched their teachers' feet and took success selfies. Aarya Sinha of the Kanpur Road branch scored 98.2% in Class 10, while Sidharth Gautam of Class 12 achieved an impressive 98.75%. At the Indiranagar branch, Gauranshi Srivastava scored 97.8% in Class 10.
Some students celebrated with their families, while others couldn't resist going to their campuses to join in the festivities. Abdur Rahman, a Class X student at City Montessori School, Gomtinagar, celebrated his 93.8% score with extreme joy, garlands around his neck. "I was expecting 90%, but scoring above 90 feels like a dream come true," said Abdur.
Another CMS student, Chandan Mishra, who scored 99%, planned a summer vacation with his family to celebrate the success. Another student, Ali Rizvi from La Martiniere Boys College, who scored 98.4% in Class X, celebrated with friends.
"100% of our students succeeded, and a large number scored over 90% in both Class X and XII results. Our student Disha scored 97.5% in Class 12, and Class X student Nivesh Maheshwari scored 95%," said founder manager of Lucknow Public Collegiate, Jawaid Alam.