Student scores 90% in board exams despite hand fracture, writes without scribe

Jaipur: Kushagra Shekhar Sharma, a student of Cambridge Court High School, scored 90% in Class 10 board exams, but his journey to success was marked by an unexpected physical challenge when he suffered a hand fracture just a week before the board examinations.

Writing papers with pain and limited mobility was a daunting task, yet he refused to let this setback define his performance. His family stood firmly by his side, reinforcing the values of resilience and determination.

With the combined support system of school and family, Kushagra overcame the adversity and achieved 90% overall, including 90 in English and Hindi, 96 in Mathematics and 91 in Artificial Intelligence.

Another student, Aarav Gupta, lost his father a month before the board examination. The grief could have overshadowed his academic focus, but Aarav displayed courage and scored 79%.

“We counselled Aarav regularly and gave him flexible study guidance that helped him regain confidence. Our emphasis was his emotional well-being and that he did not feel isolated in his struggle,” said one of his teachers.Get real-time updates and result insights on the CBSE 12 Result 2026.