The Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (MPBSE) has recently announced the results for Classes 10 and 12. This year, the pass percentage for class 12 is 55.28 percent, while for class 10, it stands at 63.29 percent. In light of this achievement, the MP board toppers have shared their exam preparation experiences and future aspirations during interactions with the media.

Mridul Pal, a student of Nandan Nagar School in Indore, has emerged as the top scorer in MP Board 10th exams. Mridul secured an impressive 494 marks. According to his mother, Mridul has consistently excelled in his studies since his early schooling days, thanks to his sheer hard work. Although he never sought the assistance of a tutor, his elder brother provided him with valuable support. Mridul hails from a lower middle-class family, with his mother working as a tailor and his father serving as an in-charge at a swimming pool. Currently, he is staying at his maternal grandparents' home in Lucknow.

In addition to Mridul, Dikshita Jain from Excellence School in Ratlam also made it to the top 10 in MP Board for class 12. Dikshita emphasized that her family never pressured her to achieve excellent grades in exams. She revealed her aspiration to become a civil servant and expressed her intention to prepare for the UPSC exam.

Furthermore, Unnati Aggarwal secured the third rank in the MP Board for class 10th. Unnati, the youngest of three sisters, carries the high hopes of her family. Her ambition is to pursue a career in medicine. Her father currently serves as a manager at Katha Sahkari Bank in Tikamgarh.

These remarkable students have not only achieved outstanding academic success but have also set their sights on ambitious future goals.