State Sanskrit Education Board results out

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The much-awaited results of the Uttarakhand Sanskrit Education Board Poorva Madhyama II (Class X) and Uttar Madhyama II (Class XII) were declared on Thursday.

Yogesh Kandpal of Sri Durgadutt Kapilashami Sanskrit College, Haldwani, Nainital topped with 78.60 per cent marks in Uttar Madhyama II whereas lalit Mohan Tewari of Sri Warahi Devi Sanskrit College, Devidhura, Champawat topped Poorva Madhyama II with 80.00 per cent marks, said Sanskrit education director CS Gwal.

He expressed satisfaction over the results and said a total of 1,136 students of Poorva Madhyama II appeared in their Board Examination and 80.1 per cent per cent students passed, whereas 814 students of Uttar Madhyama II appeared in their Board Examinations and 86.6 per cent students passed this year.

In Poorva Madhyama II, Gopal Dutt Kandpal secured second position with 396 out of 500 total marks ie 79.20 per cent marks followed by Mahesh Prasad Bhatt with 78.00 per cent, Ritesh Kumar Tiwari with 75.20 per cent, Gaurav Jaguri with 74.80 per cent, Ashish Bahukhandi with 74.60 per cent, Shailesh Tiwari with 74.20 per cent, Vijay Kothiyal with 73.60 per cent, Ashish Jaguri with 73.40 per cent and Vikas Pant with 73.20 per cent.

In Uttar Madhyama II, Himanshu Joshi secured second position by scoring 386 out of 500 marks ie 77.20 per cent followed by Nitesh Dobhal with 76.60 per cent, Mukul lohumi with 76.00 per cent, Bhagwati Prasad with 75.40 per cent, Shiv Prasad with 75.20 per cent, Vivek Joshi with 74.80 per cent, Niraj Pathak with 74.60 per cent, Shekhar Chandra Joshi with 74. Per cent and Brajesh Kumar Pant with 73.60 per cent.

Gwal said that students can see their results on Education department website www.ubse.uk.gov.in.

It may to mention here that around 1,950 students of Poorva Madhyama II (Class X) and Uttar Madhyama II (Class XII) had appeared in their Board examinations, which were conducted at 15 different examination centres between May 2 and May 11, 2013 in the State. A total of 81 Sanskrit Government schools and inter-colleges had participated in this examination.

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