Class X: Good show by more schools

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Army Public School,Pangode, achieved 100-per cent results in the CBSE class X examinations. Out of the 50 students who appeared for the examinations from the school, three got 100-per cent marks, 13 students more than 90 per cent marks and seven students secured 80 per cent marks.Bishop Pereira Memorial School, Karamood in the district, also has achieved all-pass in the examination. The results of the examinations were announced on Tuesday. Of the 45 students who appeared for the exam, five students secured 10 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA), that is, A1 grade. Apart from that, for all subjects, five students got 9.8 CGPA, six students 9.4 CGPA, two students 9.2 CGPA and two students 9 CGPA.Kazhakkoottam Jyothis Central School also had a 100-per cent pass in the examinations. Of the students, 28 got distinction and five first class. Krishna S S with a CGPA of 10 and Lakshmi N S  with a CGPA of 9.8 were the School toppers.Navajeevan Bethany Vidyalaya secured 100-per cent results in the examinations. All the 50 students who appeared for the examination passed with high grade. As many as nine got grade point of 10 and 15 got grade point above nine.Bhavan’s Vivekananda Vidya Mandir, Manvila, also achieved all-pass in the CBSE tenth standard examinations. Out of the 45 students who wrote the examinations, 17 students scored A1 grade. Among them,  seven students got A1 in all subjects.Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pattom, has secured 100-per cent pass in the CBSE class X board examination with 49 students scoring A1 grade in all five subjects. Of them, 32 are in shift-I and 17 in shift-II.The school’s pass percentage in class XII is 98.08 per cent in shift-I and 100-per cent in shift-II. For class XII, Divyasree P K with 95 per cent in Science, Prerna Mishra with 90.4 per cent in Commerce and Salini Johnson  with 95.4 per cent in Humanities are the top scorers in the first shift.  In shift-II, Bijay J with 95.8 per cent and Rahul Radhakrishnan with 93.6 per cent are the toppers in Science and Commerce respectively.