It’s not often that something so amazing happens. In a small village called Chhapri Khurd in Rajasthan’s Nagaur district, twin sisters Kanishka and Kartika Chaudhary surprised everyone. The two sisters, who have done everything together since they were born, appeared for their Class 10 board exams together. And when the results came out, they had the exact same marks—97.17%. Not even a tiny difference!

The results were announced on May 28, and when the family saw both mark sheets, they couldn’t believe their eyes. Even their school teachers and villagers were shocked. Soon, everyone in the village—and many outside—started talking about the twins.

BOTH SISTERS’ MARKSHEETS

Kanishka and Kartika study at Kalpana Chawla International Private School, located on Merta Road. Their father, Shivnarayan Chaudhary, works as a conductor in Rajasthan Roadways, and their mother, Suman Chaudhary, is a homemaker. Both sisters have always studied together, helped each other, and motivated each other to do better.

“They always support each other and never leave one behind,” their father said proudly in an interview. “They have worked very hard, and I am very proud of them.”

This year, more than 10.7 lakh students took the Class 10 RBSE exams held from March 6 to April 4. The overall pass percentage was 93.6%, and once again, girls performed better than boys.

Right now, Kanishka and Kartika are in Sikar—a town where students go to prepare for entrance exams. Kanishka wants to become an engineer, and Kartika wants to become a doctor. Their village is planning a warm welcome when they return home.

Their mother said both girls always worked hard and had big dreams. “They never gave up and always supported each other,” she said.

Scoring the same marks is more than just luck—it shows how close the sisters are, and how working together can lead to big success. Their story proves that when you work hard and help each other, anything is possible.