CBSE class 10 results: Perfect 10!

At the Kendriya Vidyalaya, Range Hills, which saw a 100 per cent result, two people had to call up 116 students to tabulate the school result. Of these, 11 scored perfect 10 CGPAs. All students gave the CBSE boards as they did not have the option to go for the school-based assessment.

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Kendriya Vidyalaya CME, Dapodi, with 131 students also saw a 100 per cent pass percentage. Six students scored 10 CGPA. The school’s official said, “The board should send an e-mail to the schools first. We cannot call up all the students individually.”

Kendriya Vidyalaya, Army area, however, had a substantial number of students who had taken to internal assessment as their mode of evaluation. Out of 175 students in the school, 50 had opted for internal assessment and 120 had opted for the regular board examination. All its students have cleared their exams. Reacting to the issue of a jammed server, Geeta Balagangadharan, principal of the school, said her school faced a lot of difficulty in tabulating results. “It was only after 5:30 pm that my school received an e-mail from the board. Earlier, we had to check the results of individual students,” said Balagangadharan.

The Kendriya Vidyalaya, Air Force Station, saw a 98.07 pass percentage. As many as 153 of its 156 students cleared the exams, with eight students scoring CGPAs of 10. Till as late as 7 in the evening, the school had not received an e-mail regarding its school-wise result.

Teachers pieced together the results by entering the names and dates of birth of each student to get the individual score and thus to get the overall school report. “It was better when they released the results of each region separately. The present system leads to jamming of the server,” said a school official.

Out of 85 students of City Pride School, Nigdi Pradhikaran, 18 students secured 10 in their CGPA and around 31 secured a CGPA of 9 and above. The school declared 100 per cent pass percentage.

The students of G G International School, Pimpri, too secured 100 per cent pass percentage. A total of 79 students from the school had appeared for the exam and 11 students secured sssa perfect 10 CGPA. It was the fifth consecutive time that the school had secured cent per cent result. Principal Bharti Bhagwani said the students through their untiring hardwork lived up to the expectations of all.

As many as 93 students from DAV School, Aundh, secured a 10-point CGPA, out of the 452 students who had appeared for the exams.

Unlike most CBSE schools, DAV doesn’t allow its students to opt for a school-based exam since it feels that it might hinder their chances of getting through certain education institutions in future.

At Kendriya Vidyalaya, Ganeshkhind, 141 students had appeared for the exams, out of which 21 got a 10 point CGPA. A total of 119 students from Kendriya Vidyalaya BEG School had appeared for the exams out of 139 students, and the remaining had opted for the school-based exam. Of them, six secured a 10 point CGPA.

Lexicon International School too saw a 100 per cent pass percentage. While two students from the school secured a 10 pointer, more than four students got a CGPA of 9. All 40 students had opted for the board examination as opposed to internal assessment.