RBSE Class 10 Boards: PhysicsWallah Student Scores 99.8%, Three Others Above 99%

Bharatpur, May 31, 2025: Several students from PhysicsWallah (PW) have recorded strong performances in the RBSE Class 10 Board Examinations 2025. Among them, Chanchal from Gopalgarh, Bharatpur has scored the highest marks with a score of 99.83%. Other top-performing students include Deepika from Weir with 99.67% and Avani Sharma from Sikar with 99.33%. These students … Continue reading "RBSE Class 10 Boards: PhysicsWallah Student Scores 99.8%, Three Others Above 99%"

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