Abu Dhabi Indian School drives the way

Anoop Vengal Varghese and Rohit Prathip Kumar shared the second position among the young men, with 92.2 percent, while Eric Sonny Mathew was set third among the young men with 92 percent.

Shining Star international School - SSIS: The school sent 51 understudies for the exams. Caroline Ruth Mathias, with 92.8 percent, bested the school, with Beth Vettiyil close at foot sole areas with 92 percent anchoring second position, while Kim Mascarenhas with 91.8 percent got the third place. Samantha Lisa Colaco finished the school for English with 91 percent, while Kim Mascarenhas finished with 97 percent in French and 99 percent in Mathematics, and Beth Vettiyil and Caroline Ruth Mathias with 97 percent in Science and Sheena Patricia CBSE Abu Dhabi with 96 percent in Social Science were different toppers for the school.

SHERWOOD ACADEMY, ABU DHABI: The school sent 68 understudies for the exams this year and reported that it had acquired 100 percent results with no compartments. Arva Aziz finished the school with 93 percent, while Amanda Pinto and Dipti Sugandhi tied for the second place with 92.6 percent and Meera Indian CBSE Abu Dhabi was put fourth with 92.4 percent.

INDIAN ISLAHI ISLAMIC SCHOOL, ABU DHABI: The school sent 75 understudies for the Class X exams this year and proclaimed penny percent results. The toppers for the school were Sadaf Khurshid, Shahna Abdul Rahiman, and Sini Rajappan.

Dawn ENGLISH PRIVATE SCHOOL, ABU DHABI: The school made an amazing appearing at the exams this year. Shenu Mary George finished the school with 87 percent, while Supriya Anantha Narayanan came next with 86.4 percent among the young ladies. Pritty Ann Thomas sacked the third place. Among the young men, Frenji George Koshy finished the school with 86.4 percent, while Binoj Thomas Mathew came next with 84.2 percent. Bobby Johny was put third.

AL NOOR INDIAN ISLAMIC SCHOOL, ABU DHABI: The school introduced 46 understudies for the AISSE Grade X examinations this year. Shahbaz Abdul Hameed secured the best position with 91.4 percent, while Leena Ibrahim came next with 88.4 percent and Sabina Afroz Best Indian School Abu Dhabi the third spot scoring 87.2 percent.

Insight HIGH SCHOOL ABU DHABI: The school sent 11 understudies for the CBSE Class X exams this year and among the young men, Headboy Anthony P. Constantine stood first with 89 percent marks, anchoring two 'A-1' evaluations and three 'A-2' grades. Tom George Kuruvillai came next with 74 percent marks.

INDIAN SCHOOL, AL AIN: The school sent a sum of 61 understudies for the exams this year, of which 21 understudies acquired qualifications, and 22 understudies were put in the primary division. Among the young men, Noufel Yoosef stood first with 90.80 percent, while Dhaval Sharad Parikh came next with 87.40 percent. Among the young ladies, Neetha Nambisan stood first with 89.20 percent, while Anju Chandran secured second place with 89 percent.

OUR OWN ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL, AL AIN: An aggregate of 44 percent of the understudies acquired refinements, while 85 percent got first division marks.

There were no compartments or disappointments in the school this year. Krithika Uday Joshi stood first in the school with a total score of 93.4 percent, while Jensi George came next with 93.2 percent.

AL AIN JUNIORS SCHOOL, AL AIN: The school reported penny percent results for the third successive year, with Sana Farooki topping the school scoring 92 percent, while Sharel Maria Valder with 82.6 percent came next, and Jamila Moiz got third position with 79.8 percent. Ron Abraham Mathew finished the school among the young men with 83.4 percent, trailed by Omair Bin Nayyar with 80 percent in second place.

DARUL HUDA ISLAMIC SCHOOL, AL AIN: The school additionally revealed 100 percent results in the Class X exams, with Mohammed Akram finishing the school with 87.6 percent, while Sanjeeda with 86.2 percent started things out among the young ladies.