DBMS Career Academy recognizes outstanding achievers with cash awards

Mail News Service

Jamshedpur, August 23: DBMS Career Academy held a Cash Award Ceremony today to honor the hard work of students who scored over 80% in one or more subjects in their recent exams. The event, attended by students, faculty, and parents, was marked by a sense of pride and achievement as students from various sections of Std. X and XII were recognized for their academic excellence.

The ceremony began with Vasanthi Raghuram, Joint Secretary, distributing envelopes to the high achievers of Std. X from sections A, B, and C. From XA, students like Neha Naaz (Home Science – 81%), Muskan (English – 86%, Bakery – 84%), Priyanshu Sarkar (Bakery – 86%), and Chhitish Paul (English – 90%) were among the many who received accolades. Similarly, in XB, Vanshika Agarwal (English – 82%, Bakery – 80%) was honored, while in XC, students such as Prapti Dutta (Bakery – 80%) and Harshit Sarwa (English – 86%, Economics – 85%, Bakery – 80%) were recognized.

Meena Sundar Raj, Secretary, took the stage to honor the achievers from Std. X D. Students like Akriti Sharma (English – 80%, Bakery – 84%), Sejal Singh (English – 81%, Economics – 84%, Bakery – 82%), and Pragya (English – 89%, Economics – 84%, Home Science – 85%, Bakery – 89%) stood out for their impressive performances. Other students, including Anushka Kumari (Bakery – 82%), Ritika Singh (Economics – 82%), and Samuel Muansang (Painting – 80%), were also awarded for their achievements.

The ceremony continued with the recognition of Senior Secondary achievers. Students from Std. XII Science and Commerce streams were lauded for their academic efforts. Blessy Tommy (English – 84%, Biology – 85%, Home Science – 82%, Data Entry – 82%) and Kulsum (English – 92%, Biology – 86%, Home Science – 80%, Data Entry – 86%) were among the top achievers in the Science stream. For the Commerce stream, Principal Soma Banerjee presented awards to students like Subhashish Mahato (English – 86%, Data Entry – 81%), Soni Singh (English – 85%, Hindi – 88%), and Komal Kumari (English – 94%, Home Science – 81%, Business Studies – 87%, Data Entry – 81%).

The ceremony concluded with words of encouragement from the faculty, who praised the students for their dedication and urged them to continue striving for excellence in their future endeavours.