70 students clear test from Bokaro
Guru Gobind Singh Public School announced 10 qualifiers, including Falak Naaz Khan and Aditya Sharma. Sree Ayyappa Public School said 11 of its students were successful. IPEM Bokaro shone with Sarika Sparshika, who scored 553 marks. TNN
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