Oxford Grammar High School, Himayathnagar – Celebrating 100% Results Yet Again!
This extraordinary milestone is the result of meticulous planning, consistent revision schedules, and the visionary guidance of our Vice-Chairperson, Mrs. Prarthana Manikonda, whose unwavering support has once again led our students to excellence.
We deeply appreciate the relentless efforts of our Principal and dedicated teachers, whose passion for teaching, commitment to academic excellence, and continuous mentoring have made this achievement possible. Our sincere thanks also go to the parents, whose encouragement, cooperation, and trust have played a vital role in shaping this success story.
To our dear students — your success is not only a personal victory but also a source of inspiration to your juniors and peers. As you step into the next phase of your academic or professional journey, we urge you to carry with you the values of hard work, determination, and a lifelong love for learning that have brought you this far.
Class of 2025 – Our Star Performers:
Name
Marks (%)
POLEPEDDI LASYA SREEKARI
97.17%
HARSHEEL RAHUL SHAH
96.17%
BANDARU V A AGASTHYA
95.33%
SHREYANSH MEHTA
95.17%
JANVI BHAGWANI
94.33%
ARCCHIT CHAVAN
93.33%
BHAUMIK S V N L NAIDU
92.00%
SANJANA CHAUHAN
92.17%
KUNAAL SINGH
92.33%
PAPPULA SAI VIDAATH
92.33%
NEHAL CHETHALA
92.33%
THIMMASARTHI BHUVANA KUMAR
92.00%
PRITHVI AGARWAL
91.50%
PUNEET SHARMA
90.83%
This success serves as a shining example of what is possible when passion, discipline, and collaboration come together.
Once again, congratulations on this exceptional achievement. May your future be filled with even greater accomplishments, and may you continue to make your alma mater proud.
KATTA PRABHAKAR
(Correspondent)
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