More Than Marks: Preparing Students for Boards, Competitive Exams and What Lies Ahead
NPS Super 4 schools report strong results in both CBSE Class 12 board exams and JEE Main competitive tests. The institution credits its 'Guided Growth' model for balancing curriculum-based learning with the application-heavy requirements of competitive exams.
Why it matters
This demonstrates the dual-track challenge faced by Indian students preparing for both board exams and high-stakes competitive entrance tests.
7 3 students above 90%. Around 30 above the 95th percentile in JEE Main. Behind these numbers is a cohort that has learned not just to perform, but to keep progressing.
At NPS Super 4 — NPS Whitefield, NPS East, NPS Marathahalli and NPS Silk Board — the latest results reflect an approach designed to support students across different stages of their academic journey.
NPS Whitefield’s Aditya Deepak Avadhani recorded an aggregate of 99% and emerged among the Bangalore Sahodaya Toppers in the CBSE Class 12 Board results for 2025–26. Across the cohort, 73 students scored above 90%.
The JEE Main results add another dimension. Around 30 students crossed the 95th percentile, with students going on to secure places at premier institutions including IITs, NITs and BITS, as well as universities abroad.
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