The farmer’s son, Prince Patel of Kanpur Nagar, who finished top in the UP Board exam, scored 586 out of 600. He scored 97.67%. A student of Anubhav Inter College, Murlipur Rar of Kanpur district, Prince wants to join the Indian army and wants to go through the National Defense Academy (NDA).
Pleased with his achievement, Prince said: “I expected to be on the merit list, but I never thought I would be top of the board’s exam. It’s like a dream come true. My parents are very happy. The congratulatory messages are pouring in and my cell phone is constantly ringing.
Prince said he never believed in devoting a certain number of hours to study. “You have to stay focused during your studies. The number of hours does not matter.
An avid cricket fan, Prince says: “Besides studying, it is equally important for young people to play sports as it brings a lot of positive energy. Sport teaches team spirit. Her mother Shivkanti Devi is a housewife. His head teacher, Ramesh Chandra Verma, said Prince brought laurels to the school.
Mordabad’s daughter, Sanskriti Thakur (15), co-winner of the UP Board High School Exam scored 585 out of 600. She scored 97.5%. She wants to become IAS and dreams of being Prime Minister of the country at some point.
“I expected to be at the top of the jury’s examination. I missed the coveted position of a mark. I can’t help but be happy that I finished second in the UP Board high school exam,” said Sanskriti, a student from Saraswati Vidya Mandir, Moradabad over the phone.
She scored 100 in English, 99 in math and science, 98 in Hindi, 95 in social studies and 94 in drawing.
Sanskriti had recently participated in a mock Parliament held at her school where she was chosen as Prime Minister. “Since then, I started dreaming of becoming the prime minister of the country after finishing my professional career. As the prime minister of the country, I would like to address the miseries like poverty and illiteracy. If these problems can be solved , no one will be able to prevent India from becoming a superpower,” said a delighted Sanskriti.
His elder sister, Simran Rana, said Sanskriti was a bright kid from his early days. “We were sure she would bring laurels to the family,” Rana said. Sanskriti’s mother, Neetu Singh, was a schoolteacher and her father died almost ten years ago when she was barely 5 years old.
Daughter of a truck driver, Kiran Kushwaha from Shivaji Inter College, Arra from Kanpur district scored 97.50% to jointly win second place in the merit list with 97.50%. She got 95 in Hindi, 99 in English and Maths, 97 in Science and Social Studies, 98 in Drawing. After graduation, she wants to become an IAS officer by cracking UPSC. “More than me, my family was convinced that I would be among the top ten merits of the board of directors. Happy to be second as my brother and other family members were thrilled,” she said. His uncle is a vegetable seller.
Kannauj’s Aniket came in third in the state, dreams of becoming an IAS
Aniket Sharma from Kannauj, got the third position in the 2022 UP Board Annual Examination with 97.33%. He is a student at Saraswati Vidya Mandir Inter College, Tirwa of Kannauj district. As soon as the council released this result on Saturday afternoon, the celebrations began in Kannauj.
When Aniket, the eldest of his three brothers, heard this news, there was a gleam of joy on his face. The celebrations began in the family where the parents and two younger brothers presented her with sweets. The candidate’s school, Saraswati Vidya Mandir, was equally delighted and the school management honored him on the occasion.
UP Board reported high school (Class 10) exam results on Saturday. In high school, 27 students were among the top 10, including 8 boys and 21 girls.
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