Mumbai: St Francis School's Bhavini Mallick shines with 99.8% in Maharashtra std X


Rons Bantwal 

Mumbai, May 9: Bhavini Mallick of St Francis High School, Bhayandar, has brought great pride to the school by securing an outstanding 99.80% in the std X Maharashtra State Board Examinations 2026. Alongside her academic brilliance, Bhavini has also distinguished herself as a dedicated chess player. The game of chess, which demands intense concentration, strategic thinking, patience, and the ability to remain calm under pressure, has helped shape the discipline and mental sharpness that reflect in her academic success as well.

Bhavini bagged 2nd place at the national-level chess championship, winning a silver medal and team trophy. After first emerging victorious at the state level, she went on to represent Maharashtra at the national level, a commendable achievement that speaks of her perseverance and talent.

This remarkable success reflects the inspiring vision of chairman sir Dr A F Pinto and managing director madam Dr Grace Pinto, who have consistently championed holistic education. Their steadfast encouragement of both academics and sports has created an environment where students are inspired to pursue excellence in every sphere.

Bhavini’s achievement stands as a proud testimony to the all-round development nurtured under their leadership.

  

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