Apeejay Svran Global School, Faridabad, Sector 21-D continues to embody its philosophy of empowering every learner. With a vision rooted in nurturing potential and a culture that fuels academic ambition, the school’s commitment bears fruit year after year. The recent Class X CBSE results 2025 reaffirm this spirit of excellence.
Leading the cohort, Aarav Dhillon scored a remarkable 94% in the CBSE examination. Reflecting on his preparation, he shared, “Study time is about being honest with the task at hand. Time is precious, but my schedule remains flexible.” Aarav scored his highest in Mathematics and described English as “comparatively easier” because “literature is a slice of life, and sometimes the characters are truly relatable.” He credited his success to the school’s mentorship, saying, “Our teachers are not just educators—they are guides, mentors, and the best inspiration to always strive for excellence.”
To students preparing for the next board cycle, Aarav offered timeless advice: “Always aim to do your best with perseverance and determination. Consistency and hard work matter. NCERT books are the foundation—master them before referring to anything else.”
Following closely, Agrini Jain scored an impressive 92.2%. Sharing her approach, she said, “I followed a consistent routine—7 to 8 hours daily. Regular revisions and solving past years’ papers helped build my confidence.” Agrini’s top score came in Social Studies, a subject she mastered by connecting historical events, geography, and civics to real-world current affairs.
She added, “Our school ensured constant support with regular tests and extra doubt-clearing sessions. The teachers were always approachable and motivated us throughout.” Aspiring to pursue Commerce and Chartered Accountancy, Agrini advised her juniors: “Stay consistent and believe in yourself. Don’t leave things to the last minute. Regular revision and smart work are the real keys to success.”
In both journeys, one finds not just academic rigor but also emotional intelligence, curiosity, and an undying respect for the role of good teaching. Success, here, is not a surprise in the CBSE results class 10 —it’s a culture of excellence.