Waves of joy have ensued from the declaration of CBSE Class 12 results at Chitkara International School (CIS), as the students of the school have registered a 100% pass percentage in Class 12 CBSE Board Results.
Out of the 84 students of the school that had undergone the evaluation process for CBSE Class 12 results, 13 students have scored more than 90% marks (out of which 3 students scored above 95%) while 19 students scored 80% and above.
Grade 12 Humanities
· Vivikta Sinha 97%, secured the first position
· Gunseerat Kaur 96 %
· Kashish Rana 94 %
Grade 12 Commerce :
· Gurleen Kaur 93% stood first
· Komal 91 %
· Harmanjot Singh 90%,
Grade 12 Non-Medical
· Gurnoorvir Singh 96 %
· Hardik Sethi 94%
· Jeevesh Attri 90 %
Grade 12 Medical
· Jashandeep Kaur 89%,
· Chahat Chaudhary 86%
· Ishmeet Kaur Randhawa 76%
All the Chitkarians are exceptionally talented in their own way. To list a few, Vivikta Sinha is an excellent debater, member of Global Health Brigade Team, Joint Secretary of School Cabinet, CEO of Copper Stoppers (School House) and Female student representative of Child-Friendly School Committee under Chandigarh Commission for Protection of Child Rights (CCPCR). Jivesh, the other bright pupil of CIS has published a Patent application in Journal Indian Patent Office and has to his merit a Scholarship from Drexel. Another gem of the school, Sahil, is a National Footballer and has also bagged various Medals at the National level.
Expressing her cheer on the special occasion, Dr Niyati Chitkara, Director, Chitkara International School, Chandigarh said, “The school pays its most sincere gratitude to all the parents for their unparalleled support and congratulates all the stakeholders for achieving yet another milestone. The outstanding result of Grade 12 has again proved that nothing can ever subdue hard work and endurance. Everyone at Chitkara stands absolutely proud of the students as well as the teachers. The school further extends its wholehearted appreciation and congratulations to all the students of the country, for they have exhibited admirable tenacity amid the pandemic, and deserve every bit of the appreciation and success.”
