TN 12th Topper 2025 Shwetha P with 97.3% aim to pursue MBBS & Specialize in Dermatology
Tamil Nadu Board 12th 2026 ( Tamilnadu 12th )
Talking exclusively with Shiksha.com, Shwetha. P from Ramakrishna Vidya Niketan Hr.Sec.School, shared about her TN 12th preparation strategy to score 97.3% in TN 12th board exams, future plans, tips for aspirants and more.
TN 12th Topper Interview Shwetha. P
TN 12th Topper Interview Shwetha. P
Tamil Nadu 12th Result 2025 Topper Shwetha. P scored a whopping 97.3% in Tamil Nadu 12th Board Exam 2025. With a total of 584 marks out of 600 marks, Swetha aims to pursue MBBS. The Directorate of Government Examination (DGE) TN released the TN 12th Result 2025 on May 8, 2025, on the official website, i.e. tnresults.nic.in.
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Swetha is a daughter of a daily wage earner. She credits all her success to the hard work that her father does. "I always use to see my father’s shoulder with pain and stretches when he used to return from his job, this motivated me to study harder and score good marks," said Shwetha. Talking exclusively with Shiksha.com, Shwetha. P from Ramakrishna Vidya Niketan Hr.Sec.School, shared about her TN 12th preparation strategy, future plans, tips for aspirants and more.
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Q: Congratulations on your result! How was your reaction after seeing the results? Did you score what you expected?
A: Thank you, ma'am. I had expected more marks, especially in English. Initially, I was a bit disappointed, but later I felt happy as I had scored well in my main subjects.
Q: Please tell us something about your family background.
A: My parents are natives of Thiruvannamalai and settled down in thiruverkadu. My father is a daily wage worker and my mother is a homemaker. I have an elder brother who recently completed his third year of B.Com. Due to some financial difficulties, he is currently working part-time. I have been studying in this school since 6th grade it's been a major part of my life. I used to receive lunch through the mid-day meal scheme, which really helped. After scoring top marks in my 10th board exams, the school reduced my 11th standard fees, and that support meant a lot to me. I am forever thankful for that generous help.
Q: Please tell about the stream that you are targeting?
A: Medical Stream (MBBS)
Q: What was your strategy to score above 95%?
A: I prepared by strictly following the table of contents and regularly working out previous years question papers. To remember formulas, I used to create small stories around them, it made memorizing much easier and more fun.
Q: Did you take any online or offline coaching?
A: No, Coaching can never replace classroom learning. My only coaching is My School where my teachers and staff helped me a lot to fulfill my dreams.
Q: Who encouraged you the most in this journey?
A: Our Teachers constantly encouraged me, telling me to crack the exams and prove myself. My Maths and Biology teachers also kept motivating me from time to time, which really boosted my confidence.
Q: What was your routine during TN 12th board exam preparation?
A: I used to wake up at 6:00 AM and go to bed by 10:30 PM. I made sure to get enough sleep so that my brain stayed active and fresh. I had a fixed study schedule, and I strictly followed it every day to stay consistent in my preparation
Q: What are your future plans? Which career path are you aiming for?
A: I aim to clear NEET and get admitted into a reputed institution to pursue MBBS. After that, I want to specialize by doing an MD in Dermatology
Q: What is your favorite subject?
A: My favorite subject is Biology.
Q: Are you planning to begin preparing for any entrance exam?
A: I am planning to crack NEET Exam and start my higher studies in Medical field.
Q: What is your dream college/institute?
Q: What are your future goals?
A: I aspire to become a doctor and take good care of my family. At the same time, I also have a passion for dance and would love to stay involved in it alongside my career.
Q: Please share some tips for students prepping up to appear in Tamil Nadu HSE +2 Exams 2024
A: I would like to share a few prep tips for students preparing for TN 12th Exam 2026:
1. Start practicing numerical problems in Physics and Chemistry right from the first midterm, it builds a strong foundation.
2. Make sure to revise the extra information given in the side columns of the textbook, they often contain valuable knowledge.
3. Give more importance to textbook content and also make use of book bank materials. Don't just focus on one source.
4. Most importantly, start your preparation early instead of waiting for the final exam consistent learning makes a big difference.
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Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered 2 months ago
TN 12th board provides a correction option to students in case their name is misspelled in the marksheet. Students have to inform the school authorities, if any errors are found the marksheet. They will guide you to get the errors rectified.
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Answered 2 months ago
To obtain your old TN 12th results, you can follow these steps:
- Use the DigiLocker: If you have a DigiLocker account, you can access your TN HSC results and certificates there, as TN 12th provides digital copies through this platform.
- Contact Your School: Reach out to your school's administration. The
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Answered 2 months ago
Scoring good marks in Tamil Nadu class 12 exam in 1 month is possible only with focus, determination and hard work. Read and learn the text books and class notes. Solve as many sample papers and previous years' qyestion papers. Take small breaks and restrict yourself from social media.
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Contributor-Level 10
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Yes, questions are of the same pattern as given in the TN 12th sample papers. Students must also solve and practice the practice questions and previous years question papers as released by the TN board.
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Answered 2 months ago
Schools do not have the right to withhold admit card of the studnets for TN class 12th board exam. TN 12th admit card is issued by the Directorate of Government Examination, Tamilnadu. You can reach out to the TN board, if the school do not provide the admit card.
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No, TN 12th board does not deduct marks for exceeding the word limit in the board exams. However, marks may be deducted for spelling mistakes and other errors in language papers.
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There are so many websites which provide free videos for TN 12th preparation. Students can search for TN HSC preparation in youtube. There are chapter wise videos and tips for cracking TN 12 exam.
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 2 months ago
Yes, the board gives sufficient preparation leaves to students for the exams. The TN 12th board exams 2026 will likely be held in March 2026 with ample number of prep leaves in between every subject. The TN 12th date sheet 2026 is expected to be released in Nov 2025. Students can check it by clickin
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Answered 2 months ago
You must go through the TN 12th syllabus and exam pattern for all subjects. Segregate the chapter and plan your days ahead for covering each topic thoroughly. Get all your doubts cleared by your teachers and peers. Solve TN HSC sample papers to know the kind of questions that have a good chance to g
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Check the tips below to finish TN 12th syllabus in just 2 months.
- Understand your TN 12th Syllabus
- Make a time table
- Divide the subjects and learn accordingly
- Revise daily
- Stay Positive and healthy
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Contributor-Level 10
No, TN 12th board does not deduct marks for exceeding the word limit in the board exams. However, marks may be deducted for spelling mistakes and other errors in language papers.