Results - Results of X & XII Session 2025-26
Bhavan Vidyalaya achieves Stellar Success in CBSE Class XII Board Exams 2026
Consistent Excellence and Outstanding Achievement mark the 2026 Results
Chandigarh,13 May 2026 – Bhavan Vidyalaya has once again upheld its tradition of academic excellence with outstanding results in the CBSE Class XII Board Examinations for the session 2025–26. The remarkable performance of the students has brought great pride and honour to the institution.
SCHOOL TOPPERS
- 1st - Shaurya Gupta and Savvnie Thapar of Commerce Stream emerged school toppers with a laudable score of 98.6%. Savvnie Thapar scored perfect hundreds in Business Studies and Accounts.
- 2nd – Aveev Arora and Hardik Manocha of Commerce Stream stood second with 98.4%. Hardik Manocha scored perfect hundred in English
- 3rd – Gauri of Medical Stream and Arya Sharma of Humanities Stream stood third with a score of 98.2%.
STREAM WISE TOPPERS
Commerce
- Shaurya Gupta and Savvnie Thapar emerged as school toppers and topped the stream with 98.6%. Savvnie Thapar scored perfect hundreds in Business Studies and Accounts.
- Aveev Arora and Hardik Manocha stood second with 98.4%. Hardik Manocha scored perfect hundred in English
- The third position was secured by Ayush Mittal, Trisha Bansal and Shine Gupta who scored 98%.
Humanities
- Arya Sharma topped the Stream with 98.2%.
- Yahvi Gupta and Ananya Nagar stood second with 98%.
- The third position was bagged by Navkirat Kaur, Krishnansh Sharma and Pracika Anand scoring 97.8%
Medical
- Gauri topped the stream with 98.2%.
- Jahanvi Nayyar stood second with 97.6%. She scored perfect hundred in Biology.
- Shreya Lamba bagged third position with 97.2%.
Non-Medical
- Achintya Gupta topped the stream with 97.6%. ? Aarush Singhal stood second with 97%.
- Tanmay Nath Jha bagged third position with 96.8%.
Perfect Hundreds
- 15 students scored perfect hundred in English
- 8 students scored perfect hundred each in Business Studies and Psychology
- 7 students scored perfect hundred in Accountancy
- 5 students scored perfect hundred in Music
- 3 students scored perfect hundred in Chemistry
- 2 students scored perfect hundred each in Biology and Physical Education
- 1 student scored perfect hundred in Sociology
OVERALL RESULT
|
Stream |
Total Candidates (262) |
95% and Above (82) |
|
Commerce |
111 |
40 |
|
Humanities |
74 |
24 |
|
Science |
77 |
18 |
RESILIENT HEART, REMARKABLE MIND: PULKIT RASTOGI
Pulkit Rastogi showed remarkable academic excellence by securing 87% in the Class XII CBSE Board Exam. He was born with multiple disabilities, like ear defect, heart problems etc. He broke the boundaries of his limitations through his continued determination and perseverance and came out with flying colours.
SPORTS ACHIEVERS:
The sports achievements of the outgoing class XII are as follows:
- Ayush Mittal of Class XII C2 scored 98%. He won the Gold Medal in Boys U-19 Cricket at the 69th SGFI Nationals held at Hisar
- Aaradhya Jolly of Class XII A1secured 96%. She is a Gold Medallist in the Fencing State Championship. She also represented Chandigarh in the SGFI Nationals.
- Ipsita Sharma of Class XII C1 scored 95.6%. She secured the Bronze Medal in the UT Inter School Table Tennis State Championship.
- Khushi Chhikara of Class XII C3 secured 91.8%. She won the Gold Medal in Fencing at the UT Inter School Fencing State
Championship. She is also an active member of the school cycling club and participated in the Cyclothon from Chandigarh to Kathmandu, Nepal in 2023.
- Phalak Sharma of Class XII C3 secured 90.6%. She won the Gold Medal in the UT Inter School Fencing State Championship.
- Garima of Class XII C3 secured 74.6%. She won the Gold Medal in Roller Hockey State Championship and won a Bronze Medal in the Federation Cup Nationals where she represented Chandigarh.
Director (Edu) cum Senior Principal, Mrs Vineeta Arora, applauded the students for their commendable performance in the CBSE Board Examinations. She expressed pride in their achievements and wished them success in their future endeavours.
Bhavan Vidyalaya Shines Bright with Spectacular CBSE Class X Results (2025–26)
A Proud Moment of Scholastic Excellence and Celebratory Achievements
A sense of immense pride resonated across Bhavan Vidyalaya, Chandigarh, as its students achieved exceptional results in the CBSE Class X Board Examination. The top honours were jointly secured by Abhiraj Jain and Moksh Mangla, both scoring an impressive 99.2% followed by Sonakshi Bansal and Garima Jindal with an excellent 99% each. Adding to the school’s remarkable success, Rabhya Dhawan, Divyam Kukreti, Mrigankshekhar Mavuduru Patnaik, Tanvi Dalia, and Gunan Arora also excelled with 98.6% each, reinforcing the institution’s legacy of academic excellence.
Out of 186 who appeared for the Board Examination, 134 secured above 90%, bringing immense pride and laurels to the school. The institution’s academic excellence was further reflected in remarkable subject-wise performances, with several students attaining a perfect 100—38 in Mathematics, 15 in Social Science, 8 in Science, 5 in Sanskrit, and 2 each in Hindi and English. Adding another feather to the cap was the Class Average which saw an impressive academic growth of 92.2 from last year’s 88.2.
Sports Achievements of Class X Board Class-2025
Rabhya Dhawan scored 98.6% and is a State Medalist in Table Tennis and represented Chandigarh at SGFI Nationals.
Kushal Yadav scored 97.6% excelled in Roller Skating, winning 2 Silver Medals (1000m & One Lap Road) and 2 Bronze Medals (500+D & Dual Time Trial) at the RSFI Chandigarh State Championship, along with a Silver Medal (1000m race) at SGFI Chandigarh State.
Yajat Sharma scored 97.2% and is a State Gold Medal winner in Gymnastics, representing Chandigarh at SGFI Nationals.
Arnav Sharma scored 89% is a State Gold Medalist and National Medalist in Roller Hockey.
Director Education cum Senior Principal, Mrs. Vineeta Arora, extended her heartfelt congratulations to all the students. She emphasised that their success is the result of the collective efforts of dedicated teachers, supportive parents, and the students’ own commitment to excellence. She further expressed confidence that the students will continue to achieve greater heights in their future endeavours.