Gurugram, May 1 -- Haryana's 2024-25 ICSE and ISC results are nothing short of remarkable, with top schools across the state celebrating 100% pass rates and standout individual performances. From stellar marks in Chemistry to the highest scores in Commerce, the achievements of students and schools highlight a year of hard work, determination, and success. The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) declared the results on Tuesday, setting the stage for a closer look at the top performers and their inspiring stories. Armaan Sehgal and Gauraangi Kapoor from the Commerce stream topped the ISC results at Scottish High International School, each scoring 99.5%. In the Humanities stream, Ekaksh Kohli achieved 99.25%, while Devang Pant from Science scored 98.5%. In ICSE, Class X students Armin Kaur and Siddharth Kapoor led with 98.4%. The school recorded a 100% pass rate in both exams, with 59% of ISC students scoring above 90%, and 93% scoring above 75%. In ICSE, 57% of students scored above 90%, and 93% scored 75% and above. "I stayed consistent and focused on daily revision instead of cramming at the last minute," said Armaan. Gauraangi added, "It wasn't about chasing marks but about studying smart. I focused on my basics, which made a difference." Sudha Goyal, Principal of Scottish High, commented, "These results show what dedication and teamwork can achieve. Our students demonstrated admirable discipline, making us all proud." Lord Jesus Public School also boasted a 100% pass rate in both ICSE and ISC. Vaidik Upadhyay topped Class X with 96.16%, followed by Yuvraj Chauhan at 95%. In ISC Science, Aditya Sharma scored 96.6%, while in Commerce, Parth Verma achieved 94.8%. In Humanities, Tanisha Dudeja topped with 92.2%. Overall, Haryana's performance reflected national trends, with ICSE pass% at 99.81% and ISC at 99.90%. Girls outperformed boys in both exams, with girls scoring a 99.92% pass rate in ICSE and 100% in ISC. The ICSE covered 67 subjects, and the ISC covered 47, including several Indian and foreign languages. Students from Scheduled Tribes and Other Backward Classes achieved a 100% pass rate in the exams....