Bihar Topper Shabreen Parveen Scores 98.4%, Aims to be Doctor

Shabreen Parveen has topped the Bihar Class 10 board examinations with an outstanding score of 98.4 percent. The daughter of a tyre shop owner from Hajipur, she credits her success to guidance from her brother and utilizing online resources like YouTube for study. The results were officially declared by Bihar Education Minister Sunil Kumar in Hajipur. The overall pass percentage for the examination stood at 81.79%, with over 12.35 lakh students clearing the test.

Key Points: Bihar Class 10 Topper Shabreen Parveen Scores 98.4%

  • Daughter of tyre shop owner tops exam
  • Scored 492 out of 500 marks
  • Aspires to be a doctor and prepare for NEET
  • Overall state pass percentage 81.79%
  • Results declared within 28 days of evaluation
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Bihar: Tyre shop owner's daughter tops Class 10 board with 98.4%

Shabreen Parveen, daughter of a tyre shop owner, tops Bihar Class 10 board with 98.4%. She credits her brother and YouTube. State pass rate is 81.79%.

"I studied at school and on YouTube... I want to be a doctor, and I will prepare for NEET. - Shabreen Parveen"

Hajipur, March 30

Shabreen Parveen, daughter of a tyre shop owner in Bihar, has emerged as the state topper in the Class 10 board examinations, securing an impressive 98.4%.

Parveen, who aspires to become a doctor, told ANI that her success was aided by her brother's guidance and online learning through YouTube.

"I have scored 492 marks. I studied at school and on YouTube... I also studied with the help of my brother. I want to be a doctor, and I will prepare for NEET," she said.

The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) declared the results for the Class 10 Matriculation Annual Examination, 2026, on March 29. Bihar Education Minister Sunil Kumar released the results in Hajipur, with Anand Kishore, Chairman of the Bihar School Examination Committee, also present.

In the Annual Secondary Examination 2026, a total of 15,10,928 students appeared, which included 7,84,871 female students and 7,26,057 male students. 4,43,723 students (2,34,501 males and 2,09,222 females) passed in the first division; 4,75,511 students (2,25,011 males and 2,50,500 females) passed in the second division; and 3,03,103 students (1,35,676 males and 1,67,427 females) passed in the third division, according to a release.

Additionally, 13,406 students fell under the "pass" category, taking the total number of students who cleared the examination to 12,35,743 (6,01,390 males and 6,34,353 females). The overall pass percentage stood at 81.79%.

The Annual Secondary Examination 2026 was conducted across 1,699 examination centres in the state in two shifts between February 17, 2026, and February 25, 2026, under clean, malpractice-free, and ideal arrangements. The results of 15,10,928 students were published within 28 days of the date the evaluation began.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Heartwarming to see. Her mention of using YouTube for studies is a testament to how digital resources are bridging the gap, especially in smaller towns. More power to her and her family!
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Aman W
While this is a fantastic individual achievement, we must look at the bigger picture. An 81.79% pass rate is good, but how many of these students will get quality higher education? The system needs to support them beyond just exams.
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Sarah B
Wow, 98.4%! That's an amazing score. It's great to see girls outperforming in the results too (more girls passed than boys). Stories like this make me so happy for the future of education in India.
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Vikram M
Bahut badhiya! This is the real "Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao" in action. Her father must be so proud. Wishing her all the success for her medical career. The brother's guidance also highlights the importance of family.
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Karthik V
Respect. Scoring that high without expensive coaching centers, using YouTube and sibling support... it's a lesson for all of us. Congratulations to her! 🎉

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