CBSE 10th Topper 2025: Srishti Sharma, a Bhavan Vidyalaya student of Sector 15, Panchkula, Haryana has become one of the high scorers in the CBSE Class 10 exams 2025 by obtaining a perfect score of 100 in all the subjects.
What is even more impressive about her success is that Srishti never went to any tuitions, only relying on self-study, the advice of her teachers, and constant encouragement from her family. She studied an unbelievable 17 to 20 hours a day in preparation for her exams.
“I am very happy. I made my family and teachers proud. I never had any tuition and used to study 20 hours a day. I was under-confident, but my parents always supported me. My father is my biggest inspiration. He always showed trust in me,” Srishti revealed, as reported by the news agency PTI.
Srishti's father, Rajiv Sharma, is an employee of CITCO in Chandigarh, and her mother, Aasha Sharma, is a housewife.
In the future, Srishti wants to opt for the non-medical stream for her senior secondary education and dreams of pursuing Computer Science Engineering at IIT Bombay. Remarkably, she had opted for Punjabi as her third language, a subject that most students often skip. However, she took it equally seriously as her main subjects and achieved full marks in it too.
CBSE Results 2025 Highlights
Class 10 Results: The overall pass rate increased from 93.60% in 2024 to 93.66%. 2371,939 of the 23,85,079 registered students showed up, and 22,21,636 of them passed.
Class 12 Results: The pass rate increased from 87.98% in 2024 to 88.39%. 17,04,367 students registered, 16,92,794 took the exam, and 14,96,307 passed the tests.
Gender-wise Performance: Girls did better than boys in Class 10 with a pass percentage of 95.00%, whereas boys stood at 92.63%, leaving a shortfall of 2.37%. The trend continued in Class 12 as well, with 91.64% of females passing and 85.70% of boys, a 5.94% gap.
Class 10 Results: The overall pass rate increased from 93.60% in 2024 to 93.66%. 2371,939 of the 23,85,079 registered students showed up, and 22,21,636 of them passed.Class 12 Results: The pass rate increased from 87.98% in 2024 to 88.39%. 17,04,367 students registered, 16,92,794 took the exam, and 14,96,307 passed the tests.
Gender-wise Performance: Girls did better than boys in Class 10 with a pass percentage of 95.00%, whereas boys stood at 92.63%, leaving a shortfall of 2.37%. The trend continued in Class 12 as well, with 91.64% of females passing and 85.70% of boys, a 5.94% gap.
