MUMBAI: As scholars prepare for board exams, they find company and motivation via finding out with buddies, but twins have it more straightforward. They are born with a study partner.
In the ICSE effects announced on Monday, similar twins Rahul and Rohan Chembakasseril scored an similar 96.five%. Students of Jasudben ML School, Khar, the two were study partners right from the beginning.
“They would quiz each and every different after finding out. They would additionally punish each and every different if one among them asked a very simple query,” said an elated mother Sonali. The two plan to pursue a profession in science.
While the two are these days on a vacation, it was their folks who checked their ratings. “The network was very deficient but we were so excited to see similar ratings. I had a gut feeling that advised me something like this might happen. It is a double birthday celebration at house,” said their father, Vinod.
Similarly, 16-year-old Ananya and Ameya Halarnkar had each and every different in their ICSE adventure. Ameya has all the time been academically strong while Ananya who's at the Autism spectrum has a keen pastime in tune. Ameya scored 98.6% in ICSE while his sister bagged 91.2%.
“Ameya has all the time been the topper at school so he would lend a hand her with the subjects that they'd in not unusual. Both would study together at all times,” said their mother, Vinda.
Students of Maneckji Cooper School, Juhu the siblings will pursue their own passions after elegance XII. “Ananya is musically gifted and has all the time wanted to pursue a profession in the same, but she needed to entire her elementary schooling to say the least. She took inspiration from her twin brother, Ameya, and wanted to attain above 80%. We are so proud of her marks,” said Vinda.
Ananya sang the refrain in the tune ‘Aye Watan...’ from the not too long ago launched film, ‘Raazi’. She may be phase a band running with tune director Vishal Dadlani to release a tune on Wednesday. Ameya is training to crack the IIT entrance take a look at.
In the ICSE effects announced on Monday, similar twins Rahul and Rohan Chembakasseril scored an similar 96.five%. Students of Jasudben ML School, Khar, the two were study partners right from the beginning.
“They would quiz each and every different after finding out. They would additionally punish each and every different if one among them asked a very simple query,” said an elated mother Sonali. The two plan to pursue a profession in science.
While the two are these days on a vacation, it was their folks who checked their ratings. “The network was very deficient but we were so excited to see similar ratings. I had a gut feeling that advised me something like this might happen. It is a double birthday celebration at house,” said their father, Vinod.
Similarly, 16-year-old Ananya and Ameya Halarnkar had each and every different in their ICSE adventure. Ameya has all the time been academically strong while Ananya who's at the Autism spectrum has a keen pastime in tune. Ameya scored 98.6% in ICSE while his sister bagged 91.2%.
“Ameya has all the time been the topper at school so he would lend a hand her with the subjects that they'd in not unusual. Both would study together at all times,” said their mother, Vinda.
Students of Maneckji Cooper School, Juhu the siblings will pursue their own passions after elegance XII. “Ananya is musically gifted and has all the time wanted to pursue a profession in the same, but she needed to entire her elementary schooling to say the least. She took inspiration from her twin brother, Ameya, and wanted to attain above 80%. We are so proud of her marks,” said Vinda.
Ananya sang the refrain in the tune ‘Aye Watan...’ from the not too long ago launched film, ‘Raazi’. She may be phase a band running with tune director Vishal Dadlani to release a tune on Wednesday. Ameya is training to crack the IIT entrance take a look at.
Identical twins share ICSE top marks too, score 96.5%
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