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HSLC 2008 top 10

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  1. Monimoy Bujarbaruah, Axom Jatiya Vidyalay, Guwahati

  2. Mayuri Kalita, Puthomari HS School, Soneswar, Kamrup

  3. 3. Rituraj Hazariaka, Ananda Vidya Nikton High School, Nalbari
    Janatul Firdowsy, Namony Axom Jatiya Vidyaloy
    Palashjyoti Borah, Donbosco High School, Silapathar, Dhemaji

  4. Pritom Kumar Thakuria, Govt Gordon High School, Nalbari

  5. Kashyapi Lahon, St Jpseph High School, Morahhat, Moran

  6. Rupalim Hazarika, Udalguri HS School, Udalguri
    Jyotirmoy Sarma, Little Flowers School, Nalbari

  7. Jyotishman Mudiar, Little Flowers School, Nalbari
    Abhushek Kashyap, Donbosco High School, Tezpur
    Kapil das, Sankardev Sishu Niketon, Bhawanipur

  8. Nishigandha Kotoky, Krishto Jyoti High School, Bokakhat
    Gunjan jyoti Bhuyan, Sipajhar Higher Secondary & MP School
    Manaspratim Sarma, Gangapukhuri Borkuriha High Schiil, Barkuriha
    Rituraj Dutta, Narayanpur Higher Secondary School, Dikrong
    Dibakor Hazarika, Pragjyotika English School, Titabor

  9. Priya Agarwal, Modern English School, Rangia
    Kaushik Biswas, Sankardev Niketon. Nalbari
    Arunav Chaudhury, SP English medium High Schoool, Dhubri
    Rubul Hussain, Bhella HS School, Bhella
    Samarjyoti Das, Bajali HS School, Pathsala
    Ankita Raj, Guru Nanak Model High School, Tezpur

  10. Kaushal Agarwala Srisundarmal Modern School, Sivasagar
    Arunabh Das, Sankardev Sishu Niketon, Bhawanipur
    Bhagyashree Deka, Little Flower School, Nalbari
    Rahul Karwa, Pragjyotika English School, Titabor
    Anjuman Ferdouse Chowdhory, Modern High School, Guwahati
    Samujjal Baruah, Don Bosco High School, Guwahati

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