- DPS Bokaro Students Shine in Indian Olympiad Qualifier in Mathematics.
- Shlok Tops State with 59 Marks; Aarush Secures Second Position in Class 12.
- Principal Dr. Gangwar Congratulates 15 Students for Their Outstanding Performance.
Bulletin India. Bokaro.
Continuing its tradition of academic excellence, students from Delhi Public School (DPS) Bokaro have once again made the school proud with their exceptional performance in the Indian Olympiad Qualifier in Mathematics (IOQM). For the second consecutive year, DPS Bokaro has recorded the best performance in the state of Jharkhand. In Category A (Classes 8-11), Shlok Anand, a Class 9 student, emerged as the state topper, securing the highest score of 59 marks in Jharkhand. In Category B (Class 12), Aarush Banerjee scored 54 marks, earning him second place in the state and first place in the district. A total of 15 students from the school achieved success in this prestigious exam.
In Category A, Shlok Anand of Class 9 topped with 59 marks, followed by Shivam Ojha with 51 marks, and Anuj from Class 11, who secured third place with 44 marks. Other notable performers include Ayush Raj (42), Kumar Anmol (41), Aarush Ranjan (41), Ayush Lachhiramka (40), Teerth Krezia (33), Sudhanshu Kumar (32), Malvin Pereira (29), and Jai Satvik Medireddy (27). In Category B, Aarush Banerjee of Class 12 topped with 54 marks, followed by Nitin Kumar Singh with 41 marks, and Aditya Raj Chauhan, who secured third place with 35 marks. In the girls’ category, Ayushi Singh from Class 10 scored 26 marks.
Notably, Aarush Banerjee was also the state topper last year. Expressing his joy over the students’ consistent stellar performance, Principal Dr. A.S. Gangwar stated that this achievement is a source of pride for the entire state. He attributed the success to the students’ dedication, passion for mathematics, and the school’s supportive academic environment, congratulating them on their outstanding results and wishing them a bright future.
The IOQM is the first stage of the Mathematical Olympiad program in India, known for its rigorous testing of mathematical aptitude and problem-solving skills. It serves as a critical stepping stone for students aspiring to represent India in the Indian National Mathematical Olympiad (INMO).
State Topper Shlok Prefers a Life Without Social Media, Aspires to Become an Engineer.
Shlok Anand, who topped Category A of the IOQM with 59 marks, avoids social media to focus on his studies. In an interview, the Class 9 student shared that he does not use Facebook or Instagram to maintain his concentration on academics. Shlok, who dreams of becoming a computer engineer, is the son of civil engineer Kishore Kumar and homemaker Runam Kumari from Patna. Along with school studies, he devotes around four hours daily to self-study. Shlok has been studying at DPS Bokaro since Class 3 and credits his success to the guidance of Principal Dr. Gangwar and his teachers. Apart from academics, he enjoys playing chess and advises his peers to focus on fundamental concepts and designated topics for success in exams like the IOQM.
Aarush, Second in State, Dedicates 10 Hours Daily to Studies.
Aarush Banerjee, who secured second place in Jharkhand with 54 marks in Category B of the IOQM, is known for his dedication to academics. Including school hours, the Class 12 student studies for nearly 10 hours daily. His hard work has paid off, as he once again proved his mettle at the state level after topping the IOQM last year. Aarush, the son of Dr. Debashish Banerjee, a doctor in Pune, and Babita Banerjee, a teacher in Bokaro, has been a bright student at DPS Bokaro since nursery. Actively participating in Olympiads from an early age, he attributes his success to the competitive environment at school, the support of Principal Dr. Gangwar, and his teachers. Passionate about computer science, Aarush aims to become a software engineer and considers his mother his role model. He also enjoys playing volleyball and encourages his peers to prepare for exams with focus and enthusiasm.
