Thiruvananthapuram: Schools in the city recorded 100 per cent pass in the CBSE tenth standard examinations which were announced on Saturday. Kazhakuttom Jyothis Central School has recorded 100 per cent results in the CBSE tenth standard examinations. Out of the 104 Students appeared, 57 students scored A1 grade in all subjects with CGPA-10.
Christ Nagar Senior Secondary School, Thiruvallam also bagged 100 per cent results in the examinations. Out of the 239 students who wrote the examinations, 58 students scored A1 grade in all subjects. Of them, 160 students got distinction and 21 got first class.
In the CBSE class XII examinations also, Christ Nagar Senior Secondary School, Thiruvallam had secured 100 per cent pass. Among the 162 students who appeared in the examinations, 101 students secured distinction, 51 students secured first class and 10 students secured second class.
In the science stream, Bala Narayanan Unnikrishnan is the topper with 97.8 per cent marks followed by Neethu S., scoring 96.2 percent and Reshma L. Pavithran with 95.2 per cent. In the commerce stream, Harish Jerry and Sanjana Ashok R. with 93.2 per cent marks are the toppers followed by Murali Krishnan and Anu S. with 92 per cent and Pallavi Uday with 90.2 per cent marks.
Viswabharathi Public School, Neyyatinkara also recorded 100 per cent pass in the examinations. Of the 211 students who appeared for the examinations, 106 got A1 in all subjects. Dr GR Public School, Neyyatinkara also recorded 100 per cent results in the examinations with 59 of the students getting A1 grade with 10 grade points and 60 students getting A1 from 9 to 9.8 grade points.
Saraswathi Vidyalaya, Vattiyoorkavu recorded 100 per cent pass in the examinations with all 334 students passing the examinations. Among them, 48 students bagged A1 in all subjects. Of the 370 students appeared for the X class examinations from Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pattom, 84 students got 10 out of 10 grade points.
Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pangode, Thiruvananthapuram , got 100 per cent pass. Out of 161 students who appeared in the examinations, 46 students got A1 grade in all subjects. Of the total of 110 students who appeared from Blue Mount Public School, Thonnakkal all passed with 17 students getting A1 in all subjects and 67 getting grade points of nine and above.
Army Public School, Pangode got 100 per cent pass with all 56 students passing the examinations. All the 81 students who wrote the examinations from Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Naruvamoodu passed the examinations with 23 students securing full A1 grade with CGPA 10, and 14 students came out with CGPA 9.8 and 21 students secured between CGPA 9 and 9.8 .
Aralamoodu Sree Vivekananda Memorial School got 100 per cent pass in the examinations with all the 109 students passing the examinations. Among them 21 got A1 grades in all subjects. Vidya Mount Public School, Mangalapuram got 100 per cent pass in the examinations. Out of the 21 students who wrote the examinations, four got A1 in all subjects, 14 got distinction and three students secured first class.
Nedumangad Kairali Vidya Bhavan secured 100 per cent pass with 21 students getting A1 in all subjects. Nehru Memorial Model School, Attupuram, Kadakkal got 100 per cent pass with all 21 students passing the examinations. Of them 16 got A1 in all subjects and four A grade in all subjects.
St Mary’s Central Residential School, Poojappura recorded 100 per cent pass with 110 who appeared in the examinations passing the examinations. Among them 24 students got 10 grade points in all subjects. Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Attukal registered 100 per cent result in the examinations.
Of the 140 students who appeared in the examinations, 26 secured CGPA 10 and 57 scored between 9 and 9.8. Sree Narayana Central School,Nedungolam recorded 100 per cent pass with 20 students securing 10 point grade for all subjects in class X board examinations.
Viswadarashini Public School,Uriyacode, Vellanadu, Sreechitra Public School, Chirayankeezh, Holy Cross English School, Mottamood and Mount Carmel Residential School, Kanjiramkulam recorded 100 per cent pass in the examinations.
