Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education has released the results of class 10th. In this result, Bundi student Nidhi Jain has secured first place in Rajasthan's result. The student has secured 598 marks out of 600 marks, with which the result is 99.67%.
As soon as the result was released, Rajasthan Education Minister Madan Dilawar called the student and congratulated her. After the student secured first position, there was a rush at the house in Alod village to congratulate the student. All the officials including the District Education Officer reached and congratulated the student.
Student Nidhi Jain said that she studied even in adverse circumstances. After the death of her mother during the Corona period, she was left alone, she had a younger brother, whom she used to study with. Father used to go to the shop. Despite the school being closed, she returned home 15 to 20 minutes late from school and studied in school. After coming home, she used to study regularly for 8 to 10 hours. Her parents also fully supported her in studying. Nidhi's dream is to become an engineer in the future and bring glory to her family.
Student Nidhi Jain said that students who move ahead with their goals get their dreams fulfilled. I also put in all my efforts to achieve my goal and today the result is in front of everyone. The student said that she was already expecting this result. She studied after the paper given by the school teacher and family members.
The student's father Mukesh Jain said that student Nidhi Jain is very promising. She studies regularly at home. When teachers in school are asked about the student, the teachers themselves praise Nidhi and say that the student is very good at studies. After coming home from school, my daughter Nidhi used to study diligently. Those who blame government schools for there being no study there, this is wrong. My daughter is continuously studying in government schools and has brought glory to her name in the entire state.
District Education Officer Rajendra Vyas also reached the student's house and wished her well. Principal Ahmed Raza said that 15153 students had taken the 10th class exam in Bundi district. Out of this, 13946 students have passed the exam. The result of the district was 92.03%, while last year the result in the district was 86.4 percent. This year the result of girls was higher than boys in the entire district. This time the result of girls was 93.67%. 15,376 students were registered in the 10th class in Bundi. Out of these, 15153 students had taken the exam. In the exam result, 13946 students have passed. In this, 7335 boys and 6611 girls have passed.
This time 6557 students passed in the first division, 5892 in the second, and 1497 in the third. Among boys, 3182 have got first division and 3200 have got second division. Whereas among the female students, 3,375 have got first division and 2692 have got second division. The exam was held between 7th and 30th March. Last year the result of class 10th was 90.49 percent. Let us tell you that student Nidhi Jain studies at Government Higher Secondary School Aalod School.
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