Ishani Debnath tops India and world wide in CBSE XII Humanities with a perfect score of 500/500
Ahmedabad: Ahmedabad girt Ishani Debnath made history by scoring a perfect score of 500 in CBSE grade XII examinations this year, emerging as the CBSE India Topper and the CBSE Worldwide Topper in the Grade XII Humanities stream.Out of the 16.92 lakh students who appeared for the, she is the only candidate to achieve full marks in every subject.A student of Delhi Public School (DPS), Bopal, Ahmedabad Ishani attributes her success to a disciplined and structured study routine, along with the support of her family, teachers, and school. Her preparation strategy involved thorough revision of school topics, clearing doubts regularly, solving assignments and extra questions, studying the textbook in detail, and referring to previous years' question papers. Towards the end, she meticulously planned her days using wall calendars, while also taking time to unwind with her family, friends, and movies.Speaking on her achievement, Ishani said, 'I had prepared well and was confident of scoring excellent marks, but Neve expected a perfect score in all subjects. I focused on understanding and learning rather than just preparing for the exams, which has helped me a great deal. I am grateful to my family, teachers and school for their constant support and encouragement.'Looking ahead, she plans to pursue Psychology Honours from one of the top colleges and serve the nation to the best of her ability.Sabina Sawhney, Principal of DPS Bopal , said, 'We are immensely proud of Ishani's phenomenal achievement. She has accomplished something truly remarkable by scoring a perfect 100 in all subjects, which is unprecedented in the humanities stream. Her success showcases not only her brilliance but also the high standards of academic excellence at DPS Bopal. I congratulate her, her family and her teachers for this wonderful achievement.'
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