Topper Of Bihar Board Matriculation (10th topper)
Himanshu Raj, the Bihar Board 10th Toppers Matriculation (10th) examination, wants to become a software engineer.
He was expected to make the top 10, but did not think he would become a topper. Something similar has to be said of second topper Durgesh Kumar and girls topper Julie Kumari. Filled with self-confidence and coming out of ordinary homes, these three dolls have a passion for country service.
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Topper of Bihar Board
Topper Himanshu was expected to be in the top 10
State topper Himanshu Raj is a resident of Natwar Kala village of Tenuj Panchayat of Dinara block of Rohtas district. Farmer father Subhash Singh produces vegetables and nurtures the family. Mata Manju Devi is a homemaker. It was hoped that he would make it to the top 10, but he would not top it, he did not think so.
14-15 hours read daily
Himanshu told that he used to read 14-15 hours daily. Used to take only one tuition. Used to study from father also. He described Swadhyay as the best. It was said that his review test was held on 18 and 19 May in Bihar School Examination Committee. Since then, they were waiting for the result.
Becomes Software Engineer
Bihar Board 10th Toppers Himanshu said that in the 11th he will study science. He wants to grow up and become a software engineer and serve the country. He should also contribute to the technological development of the country, that is his dream.
Second topper Durgesh considers health to be the best
Durgesh Kumar, second topper of Bihar Board, took the matriculation examination from SK High School (Jitwarpur) in Samastipur. He hails from Malti in Ujiarpur block. Father Jaikishor Singh cultivates farming. Whereas, mother Phoolkumar is a housewife. Durgesh attributes his success to the children and teachers. He read for 14–15 hours daily. They also recommend more and more reading to junior students. At the same time, he calls Swadhyay the best.
Says: Long distance to cover now
Durgesh also wants to study science in 11th. He also wants to grow up and become an engineer from IIT and serve the country. It is said that India needs skilled engineers who can keep the country in the forefront using modern technology. Self-confident Durgesh knows that the result of matriculation is the beginning, there is still a long way to go to reach it.
Girls topper Julie wants to read and become an engineer
Julie Kumari, the matriculation girls topper, is the third topper in the all-around rankings. She is the daughter of teacher Manoj Kumar Sinha, resident of Bedirabad, Arwal block. Mother Lalti Devi is a homemaker. She took the matriculation examination from the girl’s high school in Arwal. She was confident that she would make it to the top 10. Julie wants to become an educated engineer and serve the country. She attributes her success to the parents.
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