The Collector of Dewas, Madhya Pradesh, Rishav Gupta recently congratulated the students who had cleared the state board exams organized by Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (MPBSE). An impressive 68.16 % of class X students and 58.58 % of class XII had taken the exams and passed.
He specially felicitated Chetan Jhade of class X for securing the tenth rank in the state-merit list. Chetan attained an impressive score of 485 out of 500 in the exams. Kanchan Badadoulia of class XII and Jaya Gurjar of class XII were also praised for attaining the first and the eighth position, respectively, in Fine Arts and Commerce.
The MPBSE is an autonomous institution founded in 1971. It holds various state board exams for students of class X, XII and Higher Secondary School and runs the departments of Higher Education, Technical Education, and Education Flair Test. It also conducts entrance examinations for professional courses like MBBS and BDS. Moreover, the board is highly recognized for its balanced approach to both theory and practical curriculums and provides a fair platform to assess the students.
Chetan Jhade was a deserving candidate for the rank that he had achieved. His sheer hard work and sustained effort had proven fruitful and the Collector had expressed an enthusiastic congratulations for his accreditation.
Kanchan Badodia and Jaya Gurjar had also achieved remarkable scores in the exams. By obtaining the highest marks in Fine Arts and a reputable position in Commerce respectively, their dedication was duly rewarded.
Therefore, this is an extraordinary successful story of the students of Dewas, Madhya Pradesh, of whom the Collector was especially proud. The enthusiasm of the Collector was evident as he had hailed the students who had excelled in the exams. He wished them well for the bright paths they had set for themselves.
