IAS Smita Sabharwal's class 12th marksheet goes viral on social media, she got 94 marks out of 100 in…,she studied at…
IAS Smita Sabharwal's class 12th marksheet goes viral on social media, she got 94 marks out of 100 in…,she studied at…
Her school was affiliated with the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE), New Delhi.
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IAS Smita Sabharwal's class 12th marksheet goes viral on social media, she got 94 marks out of 100 in…,she studied at...
Several state boards, including the Bihar Board, Jharkhand Board, and Punjab Board, have announced their exam results alongside national boards such as CBSE and CISCE this month. Across the country, many students have shown remarkable performance, with many achieving scores above 90 per cent. Mark sheets of several toppers have gone viral. Meanwhile, IAS officer Smita Sabharwal's class 12 marksheet has gone viral on social media platforms.
IAS officer Smita Sabharwal cleared the 2000 UPSC CSE examination. She obtained an impressive All India Rank of 4 in the 2000 UPSC CSE exam. Reportedly, she cracked the examination at the age of 23.
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The Civil Services Examination (CSE) is conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). This is a three-stage exam comprising the Preliminary Examination, the Main Examination, and the Personality Test (Interview). The exam is to recruit officers of the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), Indian Police Service (IPS), among others.
IAS officer Smita Sabharwal has been a source of inspiration for countless civil service aspirants and students across India. Known for her impactful work and grounded personality, she's also built a genuine connection with people through her active presence on social media. A common curiosity among students is about her academic background, especially how she performed in her Class 12 board exams.
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Smita Sabharwal scored 94 out of 100 in both English and Hindi as per her CISCE ISC(Class 12th)mark sheet. Furthermore, Smita obtained 90 out of 100 in Economics in her CISCE Indian School Certificate Examination of 1995. Smita Sabharwal excelled in her Class 12 board exams, scoring 86 out of 100 in Structure of Commerce and an impressive 97 in Principles of Accounts, earning an 'A' grade.
If the best of five subjects are considered, Smita secured 92.2% in her Class 12 exams. This means that the sum of her marks in the top five subjects, when divided by five, gave an average of 92.2%. She scored 461 out of 500.
If the best of four subjects are considered, Smita secured 93.75% in her Class 12 exams. This means that the sum of her marks in the top four subjects, when divided by four, gave an average of 93.75%. She scored 375 out of 400.
English: 94
Hindi: 94
Economics: 90
Structure of Commerce: 86
Principles of Accounts: 97
SUPW & Community Service: A
She completed her schooling at St. Ann's High School in Secunderabad, Telangana. Smita Sabharwal completed her Class 12th, also known as the Indian School Certificate (ISC) Examination, in 1995. Her school was affiliated with the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE), New Delhi. She secured a Grade A in the SUPW & Community Service. Her subject combination included English, Hindi, Economics, Structure of Commerce, and Principles of Accounts.
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