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HYDERABAD: City students performed exceedingly well in the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) class XII results that were announced on Monday with most institutes securing 100% pass percentage. Incidentally, the overall pass percentage in the state stood at 92.96%, higher than that of neighbouring Andhra Pradesh, which stood at 87.84%.
The top score in the Science stream was achieved by Pranjal Pathak from Delhi Public School, Nacharam, with 98.6%, whereas in Commerce, the top scorer was P Amukta from P Obul Reddy School with 96.8%. Many students from Chirec Public School, Meridian School, Silver Oaks, Kennedy High School, etc., crossed the coveted 90% mark.
"Almost 32% students in our school have scored 90% and above. Although the papers were a little application-based this year, our students performed well," said Iffat Ibrahim, principal of Chirec Public School in Kondapur.
According to students, the question paper for Maths, English and Chemistry were tougher this year. "The English and Chemistry papers were lengthier this time. However, I am glad I scored well in both the subjects," said Yadavalli Susan, who scored 81 in Chemistry and 80 in English.
Among the high scorers in the Science stream were GS Satwik from P Obul Reddy School with 96.8%, Naila Fatima from Meridian School in Banjara Hills with 95.8%, Dhruvika Sahni from Chirec Public School with 95.8%, Arica Moirancthem from Kennedy High School with 94.6%, Yadavalli Susan from Silver Oaks with 92.5% and B Simren from Jubilee Hills Public School with 91.8%.
In the Commerce stream, Vishesh Agarwal from Meridian School with 96.4%, Mahitha Samyukta from Chirec Public School with 96% and Ankita Agarwal, Sharath Sonti and Utsav Badra from Delhi Public School with 95.8% were the top scorers. A total of 3,856 students from Telangana appeared for the exams conducted from March 2 to 26 this year. The pass percentage of girls in the state was higher than boys at 94.8% as compared to 90.93%.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/hyderabad/Hyderabad-girls-outshine-boys-in-CBSE-exams/articleshow/47423326.cms
The top score in the Science stream was achieved by Pranjal Pathak from Delhi Public School, Nacharam, with 98.6%, whereas in Commerce, the top scorer was P Amukta from P Obul Reddy School with 96.8%. Many students from Chirec Public School, Meridian School, Silver Oaks, Kennedy High School, etc., crossed the coveted 90% mark.
"Almost 32% students in our school have scored 90% and above. Although the papers were a little application-based this year, our students performed well," said Iffat Ibrahim, principal of Chirec Public School in Kondapur.
According to students, the question paper for Maths, English and Chemistry were tougher this year. "The English and Chemistry papers were lengthier this time. However, I am glad I scored well in both the subjects," said Yadavalli Susan, who scored 81 in Chemistry and 80 in English.
Among the high scorers in the Science stream were GS Satwik from P Obul Reddy School with 96.8%, Naila Fatima from Meridian School in Banjara Hills with 95.8%, Dhruvika Sahni from Chirec Public School with 95.8%, Arica Moirancthem from Kennedy High School with 94.6%, Yadavalli Susan from Silver Oaks with 92.5% and B Simren from Jubilee Hills Public School with 91.8%.
In the Commerce stream, Vishesh Agarwal from Meridian School with 96.4%, Mahitha Samyukta from Chirec Public School with 96% and Ankita Agarwal, Sharath Sonti and Utsav Badra from Delhi Public School with 95.8% were the top scorers. A total of 3,856 students from Telangana appeared for the exams conducted from March 2 to 26 this year. The pass percentage of girls in the state was higher than boys at 94.8% as compared to 90.93%.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/hyderabad/Hyderabad-girls-outshine-boys-in-CBSE-exams/articleshow/47423326.cms
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