Government High School in Bullepur, located in Ludhiana district, Punjab, India, has achieved remarkable success in the National Means-cum-Merit Scholarship (NMMS) examination, with nine students qualifying for the scholarship. Leading the group is Harjotpreet Kaur, who secured the first position in the district with 142 marks. Following her, Gautam and Ravia claimed the second and third positions, respectively. The NMMS is designed to support talented students from economically weaker backgrounds, providing each successful candidate with a scholarship of ₹48,000 (approximately $580 USD) to assist with their education. Ludhiana district topped the selection list with 229 beneficiaries, outperforming neighboring districts like Jalandhar and Hoshiarpur. School head Raj Kumar noted a consistent improvement in the school's performance, with 18 students qualifying last year compared to just one in 2022. He credited the success to the dedication of students and teachers, along with the guidance from block officials who motivated the students throughout their preparation.