Marksheets clear doubts about anomalies

The Board also issued marksheets to over 200 students,whose results were withheld either due to their colleges not conveying internal assessment marks to MSBSHSE or due to data getting lost inadvertently.

The Pune division of MSBSHSE has received around 2,455 applications for photocopies of answersheets.

Campuses of junior colleges were flooded with students to receive the Class XII marksheets since Thursday morning. Pune division,which includes Solapur and Ahmednagar districts besides Pune,registered 75.77 per cent success rate in the Class XII examinations conducted in February-March 2013.

DES’s Fergusson College registered a success rate of 97.95 per cent in science with Yash Pargaonkar (95.83 per cent),Himani Murdeshwar (93 per cent) and Parisee Shirke (91.66 per cent) emerging toppers.

In arts,the college registered 91.42 per cent success. Saloni Vadeyaar topped with 90 per cent marks,Samira Saheba followed with 89.33 per cent and Abhijit Kale and Shravani Daftardar scored 89 per cent each for the third position.

At Brihan Maharashtra College of Commerce,Archit Dole topped with 90.83 per cent while Mrunal Bhosale was second with 90.67 per cent marks. Three students Pooja Dhoka,Gururaj Lunkad and Vaibhavi Tadwalkar scored 90.5 per cent per cent to secure third position.

From Abasaheb Garware College of Science and Commerce,Arya Kavale (91.67 per cent),Charuta Pethe (91.5 per cent) and Sumeet Bhadale (91 per cent) topped in science. In commerce,the toppers were Shelke Pooja (77.5 per cent),Pranjali Ghatge (68.17 per cent) and Kunal Waghmare (67.5 per cent).

Several toppers shared with Newsline the secret of their success and future plans.

“For the last one year I have been in love with electronics and could score 197 out of 200 in the subject. This propelled my aggregate to 89.17 per cent. I aspire to pursue electronics and telecommunication engineering,” said Aditi Neurkar,science topper of Laxmanrao Apte Junior College.

Akshay Mahajan,a science topper from Loyola College who scored 543 out of 600 marks,said he wanted to study mechanical engineering at CoEP. “The real test of my Class XII score would begin when the Centralised Admission Process for engineering starts. I am nervous,” he said.

Saloni Vadeyaar,an arts topper from Fergusson College,said regular studies helped her excel. “Last-minute study does not help at all. It unnecessarily puts you under pressure,” she said.

Archit Dole,the topper from Brihan Maharashtra College of Commerce,said he tried to be stress-free and positive about preparations during examination,and it paid off.