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on Saturday, when the CBSE Class 12 examination results were announced, Meghna Srivastava was in shock looking at her mark sheet that read; 100 in Psychology, History, Geography and Economics, with a 99 in English. A student of Step by Step School, Noida, Meghna wants to pursue a course in Psychology abroad for her undergrad studies. Ironically, the all-India topper says that ultimately marks do not matter. On advice to other parents with school-going children, Mr.
Srivastava says that parents should not pressure their children to score high marks. The only thing they need to do is to keep a watch on the company they keep..