School Report

Class XII

The toppers of all Grade XII streams have brought immense pride to the institution with their outstanding performance. In the Non-Medical stream, Udhayveer Singh secured the top position with an impressive score 95.2%. The Commerce stream was led by Shabad Sharma, who achieved a remarkable score 94.6%. In the Medical stream, Aashna Chopra emerged as the topper with 92.2%, while in the FMM stream, Krishan Gupta took the lead with a commendable score 88.8%.

Class X

Astute Amrit Sharma topped class X scoring 97.6%, Garv grabbed second position with 97% followed by Devam Madaan scoring 96.4%.

JEE Mains 2025

1. Anmol Singh — 95.4 percentile
2. Aashna Chopra — 93.02 percentile
3. Geetika — 89.8 percentile
4. Udhayveer Singh — 89.5 percentile
5. Naman Sharma — 88.04 percentile
6. Aniket — 86 percentile

Brilliant scholar Aashana Chopra secured 95.428 percentile scoring 464 out of 720 marks; at present she is pursuing BDS at Govt. Medical College, Patiala.

JEE Mains 2026

1. Rizul Jain — 99.204 percentile
2. Gourav — 98.83 percentile
3. Ishant Shukla — 82.02 percentile
4. Neha — 82.00 percentile
5. Shobhit Kashyap — 75.25 percentile

Students won various medals in Silver Zone Olympiad:

• English: 9 Gold, 4 Silver, 1 Bronze
• Maths: 2 Gold, 2 Silver, 1 Bronze
• Science: 7 Gold, 3 Silver

Rizul Jain qualified for second level in Maths & Science Olympiad.
Garv qualified for Level 2 in English Olympiad.

In the International Hindi Olympiad organized by Hindi Olympiad Foundation, five students won medals:

Gold Medal Winners

1. Tanvi — Class III
2. Nakshit — Class IV
3. Savi Gupta — Class VIII

Silver Medal Winners

1. Naira — Class III
2. Arnav — Class IV

• National-Level Science Participation: Two students represented BVM USN at the National CBSE Science Exhibition, while four students qualified for the Regional Level CBSE Science Exhibition.
• Inspire Awards (MANAK): Two innovative ideas were selected; one student advanced to the State Level, with each student awarded a cash prize of ₹10,000.
• Smart India Hackathon Junior: Two teams comprising 10 students ranked among the Top 100 teams nationwide.
• Ideathon Excellence: Three teams with 15 students achieved Top 500 ranks across India, each team receiving a cash prize of ₹1,000.
• ATL/School Innovation Marathon: One team of 3 students advanced to the Top 100 teams after clearing the first round.
• Technovenza 2024: A model developed by 2 students secured 1st Position.
• Grassroot Innovation Recognition: One model from BVM USN was selected for the Grassroot Innovation of Punjab, highlighting the school's contribution to sustainable and practical innovations.
• BVMITES brought national recognition at the School Youth Ideathon, where the five-member team led by Yatharth (IX-B) qualified among the top 500 teams nationwide from over 2,000 entries. Team members Pratham Puri, Garvit, Mamta, and Jasleen (Class IX) advanced to Round Two with their innovative project UV-ENGERS, showcasing creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking aligned with NEP 2020.

1. Sana (I-D) impressed the judges at India's Talent Super Star auditions and advanced to the TV Round.
2. Nayantara Sahgal (X) won a Consolation Prize at the LSSC Punjabi Declamation.
3. Aditya Kashyap & Harkanwalpreet Singh secured 1^st & 3^rd positions in 3D & 2D Visual Arts at Zonal Kala Utsav, Moga. Aditya Kashyap bagged 2^nd position in State Level Kala Utsav, held at Mohali.
4. Saavi Gupta (VIII-A) clinched 1st place at Takshila Mathletics and 3rd place at the Janmashtami Colouring Competition.
5. Kritika Sharma (XII Commerce) earned 3rd place in Orator-o-Metre at COMFESTA 2025.
6. Suruchi (II) became 2nd Runner-Up at Open Passion Dance & Modeling and also secured 2nd Position in Talent Ki Khoj 2025 (Modelling).
7. BVM USN won Best Overall School at the Inter-School Design & Art Fest — top honors awarded to Aditya, Palak & Arsh for Scene Designing, Art & Fashion Designing.
8. JAMGHAT & GS Memorial Art Events: Multiple wins across Design Workshop, Craft Exhibition, Sculpture Art & Child Canvas.
9. Light-O-Fest 2025: Akshra Gupta (2nd, Solo Dance) & Subhashree (2nd, Mimicry) dazzled audiences with stellar performances.
10. Kamal (XII) won 1st Prize in The Power of Pencil at Inter-School Media Fest, BCM School, Chandigarh Road.
11. Class XII Team bagged 2nd Prize in Design Workshop, and Harsh (XII) earned 2nd Prize in Craft Exhibition at JAMGHAT Design & Art Initiative.
12. Ved Prachar Mandal Declamation Contest: Parineeti (VII) – 1st, Saavi (VIII) – 2nd, Kannan (VI) – 3rd.
13. Spiritual Echoes Online Poetry Recitation Competition — Gold: Ridhima (IV), Siya (VIII), Kritika (XI); Silver: Siya Gupta (III), Saavi Gupta (VII), Harsirat (IX); Bronze: Sargun (V), Plaksha (VII).
14. Inter-School Design & Art Competition (United World Institute): Aditya – Best Scene Designing, Palak – Best in Art, Team – Best in Fashion Designing.
15. In Inter-school Art events held at JSHS: Samriddhi Gupta and Diksha Khanna were second runner up in sculpture art competition. Aryan Munjal, Suhani, Pratham & Kapish got appreciation award in art gallery theme.
16. Savi Gupta secured first position in Maths for Canvas, Lavanya bagged 3rd position in optical illusion in mathematical acumen at Takshila Mathletics held at DPS.
17. In India Talent Superstar reality show held at Ishmeet Music Academy Ludhiana, Sana (Class I) made a remarkable and deserving place in the first round and got selected for second round.
18. Suruchi of Class II-A won First Prize at the New Year Talent Show 2026. The event, a part of the Omji Event, was organized by Shri Balaji Productions at Narayana E-Techno School.
19. Saavi (Class VIII) secured 1st rank among Class 8 students across India in the prestigious GETA Young Scientist Quiz.
20. In Aryabhata Ganit Challenge (AGC) 2025, organized by CBSE, a total of 57 students participated in Level-1. Three Class IX students — Yatharth, Sarthak Gupta and Pratham Gupta — qualified for the Level-2 examination. Sarthak Gupta secured the 6th position, while Yatharth achieved the 7th position, among the Region-wise Top 100 students.
21. Bal Kavi Darbar organised by Darshan Academy — Ekambir Singh in Category-I (UKG to II) claimed third position, Kabir Kalra clinched third position in Category II (3rd to 5th).
22. Talented BVMites showcased their talent at the LSSC Radio Jockey Competition hosted by Darshan Academy. Subhashree Majhi (XI) and Nayanthara Sahgal (X) represented the school and clinched the Third Position.
23. At the Satyug Sangeet Kala Utsav, at Guru Nanak Khalsa College for Women, 47 BVM students participated in 7 events and won multiple prizes: Second Prize — Devotional Group Dance, Group Folk Dance, Devotional Group Song, and Solo Classical Dance; Third Prize — Rangoli; Consolation Prizes — Solo Classical Singing and Nukkad Natak.

JUDO

• At National Level, Sports stars grabbed 1 Gold and 1 Bronze at the 45th Sub-Junior National Judo Championship.
• Young BVMites secured 1st and 2nd Positions at the State Level, earning a cash prize of ₹17,000.
• School Judokas clinched 21 Gold, 8 Silver, and 16 Bronze at the District Level; gold medallists advanced to State Level.
• Mantra won Bronze at the State Level after excelling in the District Junior Judo Championship.
• At the Sub-Junior Level, school won 8 Gold, 2 Silver, and 2 Bronze and 8 students selected for next level championship.
• Judokas shine at the 4th Tarsem Memorial Judo Tournament:
  Yuvraj Jethi (Class XI) — Silver Medal with cash award of ₹2100
  Prashant Singh (Class IX) — Bronze Medal with cash award of ₹1100

KURASH

• Yuvraj Jethi of Class 11 gleamed at International Level and claimed Bronze medal at the 11th World Kurash Junior Championship (Mongolia).
• School secured 6 Silver and 23 Bronze medals at various State Level tournaments.
• BVM dominated the District Level Championship with 20 Gold, 11 Silver, and 8 Bronze medals.
• School students delivered an outstanding performance at the Sr. Harsandeep Singh Gill Cadet Junior State Memorial Championship 2025.

Medal Winners:

• Yuvraj Jethi (XI) – Gold + Best Kurash Player Award
• Chaitanya (X) – Silver
• Prashant (IX) – Bronze
• Sania (XI) – Silver
• Nirbhay (XI) – Silver
• Varun Chauhan (XII) – Bronze

• Bhartians showcased excellent performance at the 69th National School Kurash Games (SGFI), featuring nearly 800 participants from 18 states.
• Kartik (Class VI) secured 5th position at this national level championship.
• Cadet and Junior State Kurash Championship 2025, held at Abohar, organized by the Kurash Association of Punjab — Sania Guru (XI): Silver, Prashant Singh (IX): Bronze, Varun Chauhan (XII): Bronze. Special commendation to Sania Guru, who qualified for the National Kurash Championship.

KICKBOXING

• Vaibhav Rawat proved his mettle and got selected for National Kickboxing (SGFI Games). He won Bronze and a cash prize of ₹5,000 at the State Level.
• Our school earned 5 Gold, 3 Silver, and 9 Bronze at the District Level; 5 students qualified for State Level.

YOGA

• Young Yogis bagged Overall Runner-Up Trophy at the 16th National Yogasana Sports Championship.
• Gaurav Singh Rawat and Ananta Gulati selected for Nationals after securing top positions at State level.
• BVM won 2 Gold, 1 Silver, and 1 Bronze (Boys) and 2 Gold (Girls) at State Level; Among Boys: Kismat Sharma and Gourav Singh Rawat, Among Girls: Sugandha Gulati and Ananta Gulati qualified for Nationals.
• Under-19 Boys and Girls Teams stood 1st Position in Zonal Level tournaments.
• Secured 6 Gold, 5 Silver, and 4 Bronze at District Level; 3 students advanced to State Level.

ATHLETICS

• Vaibhav Rawat won Bronze in the LSSC Athletics Championship (District Level).
• Our school grabbed 1 Gold and 2 Silver at Zonal Level; 3 athletes advanced to District Level.
• At the LSSC Athletics Tournament, held at Guru Nanak Public School, Sarabha Nagar, Ludhiana:
  1. Discuss Throw (Under-19 Boys) — Nirbhay Singh (XI): Second Position
  2. Long Jump (Under-19 Boys) — Gautam Rawat (XI): Second Position
  3. 400 M Race (Under-19 Boys) — Krishna (XI): Third Position
  4. 100 M Race (Under-17 Boys) — Rajveer (XI): Third Position

WRESTLING

• Versatile Wrestlers of BVM earned 1 Gold and 6 Bronze in the Zonal Wrestling Tournament. Hardik got selected for State Level.

KARATE

• Under-14 Girls won Bronze at the State Karate Championship.
• Our students grabbed 2 Gold, 3 Silver, and 6 Bronze in Zonal Karate Tournament; 2 students selected for State Level.

TAEKWONDO

• BVM earned 15 Medals across Under-14, 17, and 19 Girls categories at the District Level Tournament.

VOLLEYBALL

• Our team secured 1st and 2nd Positions in Under-14 and Under-17 Boys & Girls categories at Zonal Level.
• Under-19 Boys Team won Silver at District Level.
• Sports stars showcased outstanding performance at the LSSC Inter-School Volleyball Championship — U-19 Boys: 2nd Position (216 participants | 18 teams); U-14 Boys: 3rd Position (168 participants | 14 teams).

TUG OF WAR

• Under-14 Girls Team won 3rd Position at the Zonal Level Tournament.

GYMNASTICS

• School gymnasts won 2 Bronze Medals at the District Level and advanced to State Level competition.

BADMINTON

• Under-19 Boys Team secured 1st Position, and Under-19 Girls Team won 2nd Position in the Inter-Branch Badminton Tournament.

BVM USN Cadets Excel at All India Trekking Camp, Ajmer

The NCC cadets participated in the prestigious All India Trekking Camp held at Ajmer, Rajasthan, from 6th to 13th November, under the dedicated guidance of Mrs. Geeta Mishra, ANO. This esteemed national-level camp brought together young cadets from across the country, including regions as diverse as Ladakh and several other states. A total of 102 cadets from Punjab represented the state, accompanied by three ANOs/NCC officers. It was a moment of honour for the school as Mrs. Geeta Mishra was selected as Senior for the camp and was duly felicitated for her exemplary leadership. Three proud representatives of BVM USN — Karuna, Nishtha and Niharika — actively attended the camp and showcased their confidence by presenting stage programmes in their respective languages, adding to the vibrant cultural exchange.

The camp enriched cadets with hands-on exposure to trekking and adventure activities, while also instilling leadership qualities, discipline and the spirit of teamwork.

• Our talented Art teacher Mrs. Lalita Kakkar secured first position in "Best out of Waste" category at Decorous 2025, an Inter-School creative art festival organised by DCM Presidency School, Ludhiana.
• Mr. Narendra Singh Rawat was honoured with the title "Top Mentor 500" at the Youth Ideathon, receiving a cash award of ₹1,000 for his exceptional guidance and inspiring mentorship.
• Mrs. Nandini was honoured by Bharat Vikas Parishad on 16th October with a Token of Honour at Divyang Kendra, Rishi Nagar, Ludhiana, in recognition of her remarkable dedication and service.

• In recognition of their commendable efforts and remarkable contribution towards achieving excellent results in the Board Examination, Mrs. Manpreet Kaur (PGT Painting) and Mrs. Lalita Arora (Coordinator, TGT Punjabi) were honoured with Appreciation Letters by the BVM Trust.
• Acknowledging her exemplary contribution to the assessment and appraisal process of the teaching faculty under her guidance, Mrs. Nishu Marwaha (Coordinator, Primary Wing) got an appreciation letter from honourable BVM Trust.

• An interactive session on Database Analysis for Class X – "Today's Awareness Among Young Minds About Digital Database Management."
• Organised an enlightening seminar on Multimedia as a Career Option for Classes IX and XII, led by Mrs. Riya Arora (Managing Director and Founder, R5 Films).
• Hosted a Motivational Session for the NCC Cadets of 3 Girls Punjab Battalion.
• Organised a Career Guidance Seminar for Class X to align students' choices with their interests and potential. The session was led by Mr. Harmesh and Mr. Rakesh.
• Hosted a seminar on Cyber Security and Safety for Classes IX and X by Mrs. Simky and Mr. Harish.
• Conducted a seminar on Positive Communication and the Dangers of Abusive Language, led by Dr. Navneet Bhathal.
• Organised an Insightful Session on Financial Literacy, conducted by Mr. Mandeep Singh Maunder (Director, Corporate Ladders Learning Solutions) and Mr. Sumit Bhogal (Financial Education Expert, Franklin Templeton).
• Held an Enlightening Career Counselling Session for Classes XI and XII to empower students with informed career choices.
• Organised an Interactive Session – "Happy Classrooms" for the students of Classes V and VI.
• Conducted a Personal Safety Session for the students of Classes III and IV.
• Organised an Awareness Session on the Negative Impacts of Social Media for Classes IX and X.
• Conducted a Seminar on the Theme "Diwali Without Scars" to sensitize students about fire safety during the festive season, led by Dr. Sheerin Shah (Professor, Dept. of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, DMC & H, Ludhiana).
• Observed Mental Health Week to promote emotional well-being and self-awareness among students.

Bhartiya Vidya Mandir, Udham Singh Nagar organized enriching excursions for students across different classes.

1. On 18 November 2025, around 150 Class VIII students visited the PAU Museum, Ludhiana, where they explored Punjabi heritage through traditional artefacts, rural setups, ancient tools and farming techniques.
2. A meaningful visit for Classes IX and X to Swami Vivekanand Old Age Home, where students experienced a calm spiritual atmosphere through bhajans and meditation, promoting empathy and mindfulness.
3. 150 Class VI students visited the Rose Garden Planetarium, enjoyed an immersive astronomy show and participated in various fun activities, making the day both educational and memorable.

A series of Capacity Building Programmes were organized to enhance teachers' professional competence and classroom effectiveness.

1. On 16th May 2025, a session on "Cyber Safety & Security" was conducted under the Generic CBP category, with 60 participants. The resource persons, Ms. Sunaina Kapoor (Principal, Gitanjali International School, Ludhiana) and Ms. Sneh Lata (TGT, St. Anne's Convent School, Chandigarh), guided educators on creating a safe and responsible digital learning environment.
2. Another session on 24th September 2025, themed "Active Learning", witnessed the participation of 64 teachers. The resource persons, Ms. Ravinder Kaur (Principal, Satya Bharti Adarsh Sr. Sec. School, Jagraon) and Ms. Vinny Talwar (Principal, Ram Lal Bhasin Public School, Ludhiana), shared effective strategies to make classrooms more engaging, interactive, and student-centered.
3. A capacity building program was held on 23rd Aug 2025 with the theme "Educating Parents about Education". There were 60 participants and the resource persons were Ms. Sunita Kumari (Principal, HVM Convent School, Ludhiana) and Dr. Harpreet Kaur (Principal, Garden Valley Int. School, Ludhiana).

• Our school displayed the spirit of compassion by participating in Daan Utsav organized by Municipal Corporation. The students along with the school staff came forward to make significant contributions, highlighting the school's commitment to social responsibility.
• Organized ATL Community Day to foster the environment of tinkering, innovation and ideation among the community schools to commemorate Birth Anniversary of B.R. Ambedkar.
• BVM Trust, staff & students contributed a handsome amount for flood victims (₹3.5 lacs approx).
• School organised a magic show; students had the opportunity of donating towards Red Cross Society fund, reflecting the values like empathy, sharing and caring.

• School participated in Swachhata Pakhwada Abhiyan 2025 and Jal Pakhwara, promoting cleanliness, hygiene, and sustainability.
• "Best out of Waste" — an initiative transforming discarded material into useful items. A vibrant exhibition of students' work was also organised.
• NCC cadets led an eco-friendly plantation drive and cleanliness campaign.
• Eco efforts honored by Energy Swaraj Foundation.
• Over 250 plants planted with State Bank of India.

1. Introduction of modern infrastructure in the form of Air-conditioned classrooms for pre-primary & nursery classes enhanced comfort and better learning environment. Interactive panels have already been installed for audio-visual & practical multifaceted learning.
2. CBSE now is focusing on application-based learning, interactive and experience-based learning, so we are introducing learning by doing, more activity-based learning so that our students should work on conceptual learning rather than rote learning.
3. Parents welcomed the announcement of freezing of fee hike at 7.95%.
4. Regarding the improvement of XII results — remedial classes, frequent mock tests to improve timing and exam confidence, counselling to help students stay focused, and parent's engagement.
5. For Outstanding Fees Dues — regular meeting with parents with high outstanding balance, setting deadlines for overdue payments, sending reminders to parents have helped in lowering the outstanding amount to a large extent.

• Honoured among India's top 2000 Principals driving Innovation under the School Youth Ideathon Initiative.
• Master Trainer of CBSE.
• Chief Nodal Supervisor (CNS) for 9 centres for Class 10th and 12th board checking.

The school credit score at National level among CBSE schools has been upgraded by organising various examinations. This year National Institute of Open School Examination (NIOS) has been successfully conducted. The school is a certified member of NTA and it has organised NIOS between 9th April 2025 to 19th May 2025 for Classes 10th and 12th — almost 846 students appeared in NIOS examination.

To provide quality education to students through standardized instruments and processes of self-evaluation assessment benchmarks, in accordance with changing socio-economic and cultural contexts, the school is determined to assure quality education and has got various levels in different domains: