South 24 Parganas boy emerges Bengal board Class 12 topper

Sardar, who loves to read and was the lead singer of the school band, said he would pursue economics in higher studies.

Narendrapur Ramakrishna Mission Vidyalaya, South 24 Parganas, Bengal board Class 12 topper, West Bengal, Kolkata, Indian Express, current affairs

In total, nine students from Narendrapur Ramakrishna Mission Vidyalaya have featured in the top ten merit list. Representative

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SUVRANSHU SARDAR, a student of Narendrapur Ramakrishna Mission Vidyalaya in South 24 Parganas, on Wednesday stood first in the Higher Secondary examination, scoring 496 out of 500 marks, or 99.2 per cent, as the results were announced on Wednesday. Speaking to mediapersons, Sardar said he was expecting to score good marks but bagging the first rank was something that he never expected.

“I thank all my teachers and my parents for this result. The strict discipline at RKM Narendrapur had a lot to do with my results. My message to every student will be to study for four-five hours minimum, daily. There is no need to study for eight-nine hours if you cannot concentrate for that long,” he said.

Sardar, who loves to read and was the lead singer of the school band, said he would pursue economics in higher studies.

In total, nine students from Narendrapur Ramakrishna Mission Vidyalaya have featured in the top ten merit list.

Meanwhile, the second rank was shared by Susama Khan of Bankura Banga Vidyalaya in Bankura district and Abu Sama of Ramakrishnapur Pramode Dasgupta Memorial High School in Uttar Dinajpur district. Both of them secured 495 marks, or 99 per cent.

Speaking to mediapersons, Susama said she wants to crack the civil service (UPSC) exams as she aspires to become an IAS officer. “I am thrilled to have received such good marks. My parents helped me a lot in my studies. When I am not studying, I sing and read books. My dream is to become an IAS officer,” she said.

Abu Sama also said he would give the UPSC exams a shot as he wants to become an IPS officer. “I used to study for 8-10 hours on a regular basis, and whenever I got more time I studied more than that. I did not take any tuition and it was my hard work at home which gave me this result. I would like to thank my parents and all my school teachers who guided me throughout the year and because of them I secured these marks today. I want to become an IPS officer.”

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The third rank was shared by four students – Chandrabindu Maity, Anusuya Saha, Piyali Das and Shreya Mullick.

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