Four ladies secured high three positions in humanities and commerce streams within the district within the Class 12 Board of School Education Haryana exams the outcomes of which had been introduced on Monday.

Himanshi, a commerce pupil from Kami village in Panchkula, secured the primary place within the district with 494 marks out of 500 (98.8%). She secured 4th place within the state within the commerce stream. A pupil of Government Girls Senior Secondary School, Barwala, Himanshi desires to change into a chartered accountant (CA). “I used to walk to my school that is about 4 km away from my house and occasionally my father used to drop me,” mentioned Himanshi, whose father Ravi Kumar is a supervisor in a personal firm, whereas her mom, Sushma is a homemaker. . “I didn’t take any tuition,” she added.

Despite affected by typhoid throughout her board exams, Neha of Government Senior Secondary School, Parwala, Panchkula, stood second within the district by securing 471 marks (94.2%). She is a pupil of humanities. Her father Satpal is a supervisor within the municipal council, Pinjore, whereas mom, Mamta is a homemaker. “I want to become a lecturer as I love teaching. I help my younger brother and sister with their studies,” mentioned Neha. Her hobbies embrace writing and dancing.

Diksha and Vandana of Government Senior Secondary School, Pinjore, stood third within the district with 470 marks (94%).

“I want to become a CA as I have interest in accounting and taxation,” mentioned Diksha, a commerce pupil. Her father is a supervisor in a personal firm whereas her mom works as a helper in a personal college. She is keen on music and loves making use of mehndi.

“I want to clear UPSC and become an IAS officer,” mentioned Vandana, a humanities pupil. She is the one daughter of her mother and father. Her father Ravi Kumar is a businessman whereas her mom Kusum Lata is a homemaker. “Getting up early in the morning and regular self-studies helped me,” mentioned Vandana, who’s keen on singing, dancing and studying.

Satpal Kaushik, district schooling officer (DEO), Panchkula, mentioned, “We are on the 12th position compared to 18th position among the districts last year.”

“Monitoring and mentoring helped in enhancing the outcomes. Teachers took further courses and common checks had been held,” he mentioned.