Gurugram Boy Scores Full Marks in CBSE Class 10 Exam

Tanay Srivastava, a student of Amity International School, has achieved a perfect score of 500 out of 500 in the Central Board of Secondary Education Class 10 Board Examinations 2026. The results were announced on April 15 and have drawn attention for his outstanding performance.

Tanay said his success came from a clear understanding of concepts and regular revision. Instead of following a strict timetable, he focused on learning each topic deeply. He also set small goals for every subject and kept studying until he felt fully confident.

He added that guidance from his teachers played an important role in his preparation. He followed their advice carefully and made sure to strengthen his weak areas. He also took part in Olympiads and prepared for other national-level exams, which helped him build a strong academic base.

Talking about his result, Tanay said he was happy but also had a small doubt about missing full marks in Social Science. He felt he might have lost a mark in a map-based question, which made him slightly unsure before the results were declared.

However, he said his overall result matched what he had expected. He had predicted that he would score either 499 or 500 marks. Getting a perfect score made him feel proud and confident that his preparation strategy worked well.

His achievement is being seen as an example of how consistent effort, conceptual clarity, and regular practice can help students perform very well in board examinations.