Three toppers at The Cambridge School

Updated on: Saturday, October 24, 2009

Kolkata: Three students from The Cambridge School in Kolkata have received Cambridge Outstanding Achievers Awards for Advanced Level (A Level) results.
 
The University of Cambridge International Examinations presents the Awards on an all-India basis.

Ayush Toolsidass received recognition his outstanding marks in his A Level in Computing. Rohini Bhose got the highest score for her A Level in for Psychology.

Cambridge International AS Levels have half the content of the corresponding Cambridge International A Level and may be completed in one year.
 
Kabir Shaw got the highest marks for Advanced Subsidiary (AS) Level two subjects - Economics and Accounting. Rohini also got the highest in the AS Level in English literature.

The award is a significant achievement for The Cambridge School as it competed with more than 210 affiliated schools throughout India.
 

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