Girls dominate in 8th board result, 19 positions in top-20, toppers get direct admission in ‘School of Eminence’

Punjab News: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann said Punjab’s ‘education revolution’ is yielding results at the grassroots level and daughters from ordinary families have dominated the Punjab School Education Board’s Class 8 merit list by securing 19 out of the first 20 positions. While felicitating the top students at his residence in Chandigarh, Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann announced that the first 20 students will be given direct admission into the School of Eminence without any entrance examination, reaffirming the Punjab Government’s commitment to increasing access to quality education.

The Chief Minister honored the students securing the first three positions with a cash prize of Rs 50,000 each and appealed to the students to stay grounded, work hard and choose the right role models. He said that the transformed government schools of Punjab are now emerging as national benchmarks in education. He said that the confidence, discipline and perseverance shown by these students reflects the impact of continuous investment in education. He said that the Punjab Government is committed to giving wings to the aspirations of every child through modern schools, quality education and the right environment. Is committed to.

Top students honored in Chandigarh

Sharing some excerpts from the conversation with the students, Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann wrote on Twitter, “The promising students from the entire state who stood first in the results of class 8th of Punjab School Education Board were honored in Chandigarh today. On this special occasion, their parents and teachers were also heartily congratulated.”

The Chief Minister said, “In this year’s results, the first position has been secured by the promising daughter of an accountant working at a brick kiln, while the second and third positions have been secured by the daughters of a tile shop owner and a government primary school teacher respectively. These results clearly show that children from ordinary families are now setting new standards in the field of education. We feel very happy and proud to see the confidence, hard work and dedication of these children.”

19 places in top 20 girls’ names

The post concludes, “Our government is fully committed to giving flight to the dreams of children and helping them reach the heights of success in life. We are continuously striving to provide quality education, modern schools and an inspiring environment.”

Interacting with the toppers, Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann emphasized that for the first time, girls have dominated the merit list by securing 19 out of the top 20 positions, a powerful testimony of their determination. Emphasizing on this wonderful achievement, he said, “These students will be admitted to Class IX in the School of Eminence without any entrance examination. For the first time, girls have secured 19 out of the top 20 positions, in which only one boy By securing the first 19 positions, the girls have once again proved that they are not behind in any field.

Top 20 proved their worth

Emphasizing on the merit and potential of the students, the Chief Minister said that this year a total of 2.62 lakh students appeared in the Class 8 examinations conducted by the Punjab School Education Board. Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann further said, “These top 20 students have already proved their merit. The top ranked students have proved their merit and hence they will be given admission under special quota in the School of Eminence on the basis of merit without any entrance examination.”

Top students from across the state on one platform

Congratulating the students, teachers and parents, he said, “This is a moment of great pride and satisfaction for everyone. Along with the hard work of the students, the contribution of the parents and teachers who guide them is equally commendable. This is a historic day as the best performing students from across the state have gathered here.”

Terming the honoring of top students as a matter of pride, Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann said, “It is the duty of the state government to honor such youth and an important step towards instilling confidence in the students as they are the leaders of tomorrow. To achieve success in life, you should carefully choose role models in the fields of your choice.”

Students learn humility and hard work

Motivating the students, Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann appealed to them to remain humble and believe in hard work. Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann said, “The Punjab government has been working tirelessly to provide quality education at the school level and has initiated an education revolution in Punjab, which has helped in bridging the socio-economic gap and transforming the lives of students.”

Describing education as the biggest priority of the Punjab government, Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann said major improvements were being made in the infrastructure of government schools, adding, “Punjab has emerged as a role model in the field of education in the entire country. Punjabis have always been ahead and leading in every field.”

Toppers, provincial and national level athletes too

The Chief Minister also honored the top three students with a cash prize of Rs 50,000 each at his residence. Tamanna of Saraswati Senior Secondary School, Jaito (Faridkot) stood first by scoring 600 marks out of 600, Jaspreet Kaur of Government Middle School, Adakwas (Sangrur) stood second by scoring 598 marks and Jashandeep Kaur of Sant Mohan Das Memorial Senior Secondary School, Kot Sukhiya (Faridkot) stood third by scoring 598 marks. Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann said with pride that these three students are also provincial and national level athletes.

Resolve of students from common background

While interacting with Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, the students shared their aspirations and expressed happiness at being honored in person, saying that they come from humble backgrounds and are determined to realize their dreams with hard work, dedication and support from the government. On this occasion, Punjab School Education Board Chairman Dr. Amarpal Singh, School Education Secretary Sonali Giri and other officials were also present.