Over 10,000 students in the State Capital tasted success after the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) declared results for class X on Saturday.
Quite a number of students from across the State who took class X examination in March this year grabbed 10 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA).
A large number of students of prominent schools in the capital yet again scripted the success stories by grabbing A1 grade in all the subjects. Repeating the success tale, 155 students of Delhi Public School, Ranchi scored 10 CGPA. As many as 293 students from DPS Ranchi appeared in the class X board examination this year and were declared successful. In 2016, around 145 students of DPS Ranchi were able to get 10 CGPA.
“Result of CBSE X Board is satisfactory. Due to the unified efforts of both students and teachers, the school has yet again excelled in the academics setting example for the other batch. From the next academic session, the system of the examination will change and accordingly students will be prepared to win the situation,” said Principal, DPS Ranchi, Ram Singh.
Also, students of Jawahar Vidya Mandir (JVM), Shyamali rejoiced over their results. Around 357 students appeared in the exam from JVM Shyamali. 126 students of the school scored 10 CGPA while 60 students got A2 grades.
Around 49 students of St. Michael’s School got 10 CGPA. Similarly, 51 students of Firalayalal Public School got CGPA in the range 8 to 10. Around 93 students from Firayalal Public School this year had appeared in the class X board examination.
Sarala Birla Public School (SBPS) students proved their mettle as well. Out of 127 students who appeared for the exam, 20 students scored 10 CGPA and 23 students scored in the range 9 CGPA to 9.8 CGPA. Principal Paramjit Kaur said that their outstanding accomplishment speaks of their incessant hard work and guidance of their teachers and parents.
The students of CBSE class X from Jamshedpur district performed equally well scoring descent CGPA. In majority of the schools here girls outperformed boys. Girls here in most of the city schools managed to get 9 to 10 CGPA. Students of DAV Public School, Bistupur outshined their counterparts scoring high CGPA. Similarly, 11 students of AIWC Baridih scored 10 CGPA. Principal, Jamshedpur Public School, Namita Agarwal, said, “The overall result of the school is satisfactory. Several students have scored 10 CGPA”.
Following the grade pattern, the performance of all students was calculated on the basis of CGPA, instead of marks. The grading was at a band of 10, which meant students who scored marks ranging from 91 to 100 received an A1 grade, with a grade point of 10. This was followed by A2 grade which consisted of marks in the range 81 and 90.
Both students and school administration expressed happiness after the declaration of result. “It is really good that unlike other boards CBSE has ended the rat race for marks. Students are focusing on overall performances. We are tension free with this grade pattern system and the competition of not performing well,” said an official of DAV Public School, Jamshedpur.
In Bokaro, students performed exceptionally well in the Class X examination. A number of students secured the maximum Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 10 while the average CGPA scored by most students is 9.4, school authorities said. Most of the schools across the district scored 100 per cent results, claimed the school authority.
Out of 222 students’ 137 of Delhi Public School (DPS), Bokaro scored 10 CGPA. At least 62 students of Chinmaya Vidyalaya scored 10 CGPA, while 77 students from DAV Public school (Sector – 6), 108 form GGPS, 50 from Ayappa Public School 18 from SVM scored 10 CGPA marks, said the school authorities.