Bodhi International student emerges worldwide topper in AS Level Computer Science exam

February 1, 2026 /Posted byBandy EW / 0

Bodhi International School, Jodhpur has achieved a remarkable milestone on the global academic stage as its student Priyanshu Pahlawat, has emerged topper in the AS Level Computer Science 2024–25 exams. This outstanding achievement brings immense pride to the Bodhi community and reflects the school’s unwavering commitment to academic excellence.

Priyanshu secured the highest position among students who appeared for the examination across 160 countries and more than 10,000 Cambridge schools worldwide, making this accomplishment truly extraordinary in scale and significance.

In recognition of his phenomenal performance, Priyanshu was honoured with the prestigious Outstanding Learners Award at a ceremony held on January 23 in Bengaluru.

The Bodhi family proudly celebrates this inspiring success, acknowledging not only Priyanshu’s dedication and perseverance but also his exceptional brilliance.

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