CBSE Class X Result 2026: ‘NCERT textbooks were the backbone of our preparation’ 

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) officially declared the Class X Board Results 2026, bringing joy and anticipation to lakhs of students across the country. Amid this celebratory moment, students of Apeejay School, Pitampura, have truly made their school proud with their outstanding achievements. Their remarkable scores, dedication, and perseverance have not only set high benchmarks but also left everyone in awe, highlighting a journey of discipline, resilience, and excellence.  

Anika Chauhan, who scored 98.6% and topped in the school, shared, “I have been a part of this school since nursery. I have a strong interest in literature and enjoy writing poetry, with some of my work published as well. Along with that, I am equally inclined towards Science and Mathematics, which is why I have chosen PCM in Class XI and aspire to pursue engineering. I also enjoy dancing and reading novels in my free time.” 

Her preparation was based on consistent practice, especially in Social Science, and she relied mainly on NCERT and previous years’ papers. Her teachers were extremely supportive throughout, and her family always encouraged her to focus on giving her best without any pressure.  

On the other hand,Mitul Sharma, scoring 96.4% in, felt extremely happy with his result. He shared,  “Scoring 100 in Science was unexpected and truly special for me, though I was slightly dissatisfied with my 99 in Mathematics as I felt I could have achieved a centum. My parents and teachers were very proud and supportive throughout. I relied heavily on NCERT, especially for Mathematics and Science. It helped strengthen my concepts and covered most of the questions. For last month preparation, I focused on revising NCERT, solving exemplars, and staying calm with proper rest. Reading books helped me relax. I didn’t feel much stress during exams and stayed composed. Having chosen Commerce, I aspire to explore fields like investment banking in the future.”

Reyansh Arora at 96.2%, felt happy and excited as he hadn’t expected such good marks. “My preparation mainly involved revising topics covered during pre-Boards and using NCERT along with reference books for concepts I hadn’t covered. I found Hindi the most challenging, but I managed to score 94 in it. During exams, I focused on attempting questions I was confident about first and returned to the tougher ones later. I balanced studies by limiting distractions and reading before bed to relax. I have chosen PCM with AI and aim to clear JEE and get into IIT Delhi in the future.”