DAV Bistupur’s Archisman Banerjee crowned second Jamshedpur topper with 98% in CBSE Class 10

Jamshedpur, April 15: The CBSE Class 10 examination results, announced on Wednesday evening, brought remarkable success for students of DAV Public School Bistupur, who delivered an outstanding performance.

Archisman Banerjee emerged as the school topper and second city topper with an impressive 98 per cent. Riya Saxena, Anshuman Kumar Singh, and Shiraj Mazumder jointly secured the second position with 97.8 per cent each. Shaurya Saha followed closely with 97.4 per cent, while Mayank Mishra scored 97.2 per cent.

Other high achievers included Pragati Kumari and Subhojeet Das with 97 per cent each, Ankur Kumar with 96.8 per cent, and Ankita Roy Barman with 96.2 per cent. Tanisi Bhadra, Adarsh Ranjan, and Sanvi Pratyaksha also performed well, each securing 96 per cent.

The overall results reflect consistent academic excellence and dedication among students. School authorities congratulated the achievers and appreciated their hard work and perseverance.

School Principal Pragya Singh credited the success to regular practice, disciplined study habits, and strong support from parents. The results once again highlight the school’s commitment to maintaining high academic standards and nurturing student success.

Balanced approach helps Archismant score 98%

Jamshedpur, April 16: As CBSE Board results were declared, inspiring stories of student success have emerged from across the country. Among them, Archisman Banerjee, a student of DAV Public School Bistupur, has secured an impressive 98 percent, placing him among the top performers in the Kolhan region.

Archisman’s achievement stands out not just for his high marks but also for his balanced approach to academics and sports. He said he never considered studies a burden and maintained a steady routine throughout the year. Even during board exams, he studied for only two to three hours daily, focusing on quality over quantity.

He believes that consistent daily study is more effective than long hours of last-minute preparation. Instead of taking private tuition, Archisman relied on classroom learning. After returning home, he would revise lessons by writing them down, a method that helped him retain concepts better.

Unlike many students who avoid sports during exams, Archisman continued playing football for nearly three hours every day. He said sports kept him physically active and mentally fresh, making it easier to concentrate on studies. A passionate football fan, he looks up to Cristiano Ronaldo and draws inspiration from his discipline and dedication.

His family also played a key role in his success. His mother, Anasuya Banerjee, a teacher, encouraged him to focus on becoming a good human being and to study regularly without stress. She believes children perform better when they are not under excessive pressure.

Archisman scored 96 in English, 99 in Sanskrit, 98 in Mathematics, 98 in Science, 97 in Social Science, and 99 in Information Technology. He is currently pursuing his Intermediate studies and aims to join the Indian Institutes of Technology to become an engineer.

His journey highlights that with discipline, consistency, and a healthy balance between studies and extracurricular activities, students can achieve excellent results without stress.