Students from across the State performed well in the All India Senior Secondary School Certificate Exam (AISSSCE) results declared on Saturday. Students of all the three streams studying in various CBSE schools in State capital came out with flying colours as the total pass percentage in the region remained 82.53 per cent.
Out of the 32,860 students who appeared in the examination for Science, Commerce and Arts stream, 28,015 were declared successful in the exams. Girls again outshined boys as their pass percentage remained 90.27 per cent, while boys’ pass percentage was declared to be 82.09 per cent.
The top slot in Science stream was clinched by Diksha Kumari of Rajkamal Saraswati Vidya Mandir, Dhanbad with a score of 98.6 per cent. Mansi Gupta of Dhanbad Public School scored 97 per cent marks in Humanities and topped in State, whereas in commerce stream Shreya Choudhary of Delhi Public School, Dhanbad and Shristi Sarawgi of Delhi Public School, Ranchi secured 96.8 per cent marks grabbing the top slot in the State.
Dikhsha Kumari, who hails from a middle class family, aspires to become an engineer and has qualified for the JEE Advanced examination 2016. “I have worked according to my planned strategy. I used to regularly study for 8-10 hours. If one wants to succeed in some endeavor, a planned strategy is required apart from hard work and dedication,” said, Diksha Kumari over phone from Dhanbad.
In the Capital City, Garima Sahu and Siddhant of DPS Ranchi remained city toppers in Science stream, both securing 98 per cent marks. Jawahar Vidya Mandir, Shyamali student Apoorva Roy topped in Arts stream with 95.2 per cent marks.
As many as 913 students from DPS, Ranchi had appeared in CBSE 12th exam and students of both the streams were declared successful. “The results are satisfying. This year too, students of both the streams performed extremely well. This is the outcome of constant effort of both our dedicated teachers and students,” said, DPS, Ranchi, Principal, Dr. Ram Singh.
Singh said that 22 students of his school secured 100 marks in different subjects.
As many as 3500 students from Jamshedpur appeared in CBSE 12th exam this year. Animesh Sarkar of DAV, Bistupur was declared the district topper in science stream from Jamshedpur. Sarkar scored 97.2 per cent marks and aims to become oncologist and carry research in field of life sciences focusing on cancer and immune system.
Rishita Agarwal of DAV Public School bagged first position in commerce stream in the steel city scoring 95.4 percent marks.
Students of Delhi Public School, Bokaro, this year too outshined in CBSE Class 12 examinations with 180 students securing above 90 percent and 379 students securing more than 80 percent marks while the school average aggregate is around 85 percent.
Aman Kumar of DPS, Bokaro scored 97.2 percent marks followed by Rajan Rajwansh and Ankit Sinha in science stream. In commerce stream, Akash Gupta topped with 93.2 per cent marks followed by Anjana Maheshwar and Aryan Agrawal. Chinmaya Vidyalaya students Abhigayan and Chitransh lodha scored 95.8 per cent marks in Science stream, Animesh Sinha student of Commerce got 96.2 per cent marks.