English, asked by meena9618888137, 2 months ago

what is the ultimate aim of a bright student

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Answered by Mananbansal12

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the ultimate aim is to study hard and achieve good marks so that he/she can get success in his life and to have good reputation in the school among the teachers and students!!!!

Answered by Anonymous

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I think , to study hard and achieve good marks so that He or She can get success in his life and to have good reputation in the school and the teachers and Students also.

All the best :)

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