Students and guardians here have been rejoicing after the Board of Secondary Education (BSE) made available revised marks in the website.
The HSE results had been published on April 30 last and there had been a lot of hue and cry over the anomaly found in the marks pertaining to third language papers such as Hindi and Sanskrit.Source said as per the April 30 results, Sharmila Pal, a student of Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Sector-7, was in top in whole Sundargarh district with 560 marks.But after revised marks, another student of the same school Rosalin Jena tops with 572 marks, while yet another with 564 marks stands second. It is found that maximum students are awarded with 30 to 40 marks more in Sanskrit or Hindi in objective type category thus upgrading their ranks.
Even the number of A1 grade rank holders got enhanced in district. With the early steps by the BSE authorities, the students are relieved now from their tensions over last two days.