Chhattisgarh Board Announces 2025 Results: Who Topped in Class 10 and 12?
The Chhattisgarh Board of Secondary Education (CGBSE) dropped its much-anticipated results for class 10 and 12 on May 8, 2025. This year's toppers list is grabbing attention for its high scores and some notable ties for top ranks, reflecting both the fierce competition and grit among students from across the state.
For class 12, Akhil Sen leads the way. His performance isn't just about marks, but a story of relentless hard work and consistency. Akhil comes out on top while other students made the second and third ranks tightly contested. Ayushi Gupta and Preeti posted scores of 96.80%, while Kopal Ambastha edged them out for solo second place with 97%. Four students—Sameer Kumar, Harshvati Sahu, Vedantika Sharma, and Shubh Agrawal—clinched the third spot, each bagging 96.60%. That’s quite a bunch for the podium.
Class 10 saw a rare tie at the summit. Isika Bala, from Kondamer Government High School in Kondagaon district, and Naman Kumar Khuntia both landed at the very top with a remarkable 99.17%. It’s a result so tight it turns heads, especially considering that just behind them, Livyansh Dewangan finished at 99%, barely a mark off.
You might be wondering about the third spot, and it’s another tie. Riya Kevat, Hemlata Patel, and Tipesh Prasad Yadav—all with 98.83%—share the honors. It’s impressive to see students from different backgrounds and schools hitting such stellar numbers and showing the spread of academic talent across the region.
Why So Many Shared Ranks This Year?
It’s rare to see so many ties at the top, but this year’s results show more students reaching the same peak scores than usual. That means the rankings look a little different compared to previous years. With several students clocking identical marks, the board had to honor shared positions for some ranks both in class 10 and class 12.
These numbers aren’t just statistics; they’re reminders of intense preparation, revision marathons, and perhaps a few sleepless nights. For the students, it was about beating not just each other, but their own limitations. The achievement feels even bigger when you remember the challenges of studying in smaller towns and government schools—a reality for some of these toppers.
For those anxious to see their results, CGBSE’s official site was buzzing all day, with thousands logging on to check where they stand. CG Board Result 2025 seems to have set a new benchmark, and the list of toppers tells a story of ambition and perseverance stretching across Chhattisgarh’s districts.