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Rihal Sisters- Our Pride

Roop Saran Rihal
I passed out of St. Stephen's School in 2008 scoring 87.5% in the I.C.S.E. Board Exams. Throughout the school life, I was involved in various sports like roller skating, swimming and lawn tennis. I represented and won several medals for the school at the Inter-School Lawn Tennis Singles and Doubles games and had the opportunity to represent Chandigarh in the National School Games a few times. In October 2008, I migrated to England to pursue higher education and studied Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry at A-level grade at the Green School, London. During the two years at The Green School, I received the Certificate of Achievement in recognition of my outstanding achievements and contributions made to school life. In 2010, I passed my A-levels with flying colours, achieving a grade A in all the three subjects and securing my place at one of the world's best universities,The University College London (currently ranked number 2 in the UK University course league table) to pursue Masters in Chemical Engineering degree. I am currently in the first year of my degree.

Ramneek Rihal
I passed out of St. Stephen's School in 2006 scoring 89.5% in the I.C.S.E. Board Exams and then joined D.A.V. Model School, Sector 15 to study Commerce (C.B.S.E.) During my days at St. Stephen's, I represented and won several medals for the school at the Inter-School Lawn Tennis Games and in 2006, I represented Chandigarh in the National School games and won a Bronze medal. In class XI, I stood 1st and was presented with the Certificate of Merit for academic excellence in the session 2006-2007. In August 2007, I migrated to England to pursue higher education and decided to study for A-levels in Mathematics, Economics and Psychology at The Green School, London. During the years at The Green School, I was one of the toppers and was presented with the Certificate of Achievement in recognition of my outstanding achievements and contributions made to school life. In 2009, I passed my A-levels with flying colours, achieving a grade A in all the three subjects and securing my place at one of the world's best universities, The University College London (currently ranked number 2 in the UK University course league table) to pursue BSc (Hons) Economics degree. I am currently in the second year of my degree and wish to make a career in the Finance (banking) or professional services (consultancy) industry upon graduation.

Amrit Rihal
I passed out of St. Stephen's School in 2002 and then joined D.A.V. Model School, Sector 15 to study Medical stream (C.B.S.E.) subjects. In August 2003, I migrated to England to pursue higher education and decided to study for A-levels in Chemistry, Biology, Physics and Psychology at Burnham Grammar School, Berkshire. During the two years at school, I won the 'Susan Ross Trophy', awarded to a student showing best interest and effort in Sciences and also a certificate of merit in Psychology for an outstanding achievement. In 2005, I passed my A-levels achieving grade A in Chemistry and Psychology and grade B in Biology and Physics, securing my place at The School of Pharmacy, University of London (now part of one of the world's best universities, University College London) to pursue Masters in Pharmacy degree. Throughout the four years at university, I was among the top students and in 2010, I completed my master's degree with a First Class Honours and ranked 12th amongst a class of 154 students. After graduation, I undertook a 52-week General Pharmaceutical Council Pharmacist Pre-registration Programme followed by an exam in order to quality as a pharmacist in the U.K. I passed the exam in July 2011 and am currently working as a community pharmacist. The satisfaction of working in the community over the last five years, as a pharmacy student and how a pharmacist has been about using my scientific knowledge to educate patients about their medication and general health. Keeping the motto of St. Stephen's School, "Semper Sursum" always in mind, I aspire to work as a pharmacist in the pharmaceutical industry in the near future.

The success that all three of us have achieved to date, academically and as citizens, is as a result of the excellent foundation and culture we managed to secure through our education at St. Stephens.