DPS alumni bag top rank
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Bokaro: Two alumni of Delhi Public School (DPS), Bokaro, — Aryan Kumar (2018) and Yash Vishen (2016) — secured AIR 262 and AIR 452 in the UPSC Civil Services Exam, respectively.
Aryan dreams of joining either IPS or IRS. Yash Vishen lost his father, Girendra Kumar Shahi, in 2006.
Principal AS Gangwar said, " Dedication and diligence never go unrewarded. Perseverance of the students decide their height of achievement."TNN
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