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Deterministic numerical solutions of point reactor kinetic equations give us the mean values of the neutron population and delayed neutron precursor concentrations, whereas the actual dynamical process is stochastic and the neutron population and precursor concentrations fluctuate randomly with time. In the present study, a novel stochastic model for two-point reactor kinetics equations is developed and used to analyze the dynamical behavior of the source-free strongly reflected reactors with six groups of delayed neutron precursors. To derive the Itô stochastic differential equations system corresponding to this model, the two-point reactor kinetics equations are separated into three terms: prompt neutrons, delayed neutrons and reflected neutrons. In the case of different perturbation scenarios, both with and without the Newtonian temperature reactivity feedback effects, this system of stochastic differential equations is solved using the Euler-Murayama numerical method. It is observed that the mean response of the system is comparable with the results of other deterministic numerical methods.