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Several Indian schools in Abu Dhabi achieved 100% pass rates in the 12th grade examinations of the Central Committee for Secondary Education (CBSE).
The principal of the Abu Dhabi Model School, VV Abdul Kader, stated that all 38 students who took the exam were eligible for higher education.
Among the 38 students, 5 students scored more than 95%, and 10 students scored more than 90%. The school’s average score is 85.14.
Diljith PD topped the list with 96.8%, followed by Nayana Rajesh (95.8%), Fathima Zainab (95.4%), Fahiza Sherin PK (95.2%) and Faiha Suhaib (95%).
Talk to Khaliji Times, Diljith said he was very satisfied with the results: “Yes, I look forward to these results. I scored 98 points in two subjects and 96 points in three subjects. I am very happy.”
“This is a good result. However, we expect better than this. I congratulate the students, parents and teachers,” Card said.
In the Indian School of Abu Dhabi, which is also 100% successful, 95 of the 290 students achieved results exceeding 90%.
Shrawan Krishnan topped the list with 98.6%, followed by Alston Joseph (98.2%) and Shashwat Dash (98%). All three students are from the science stream.
At the same time, in Al Watbha, the first branch of the Indian School of Abu Dhabi, Ahmed Hanoon ranked first with a score of 96.8%, and Sanskar Jotwani ranked second with a score of 96.8%, including 100 computers, three students Joanna Rose Mathew, Ayesha Ramju Syed and Emmanuel Joseph got 96.4%.
Abhilasha Singh, principal of Shining Star International School, said that despite the strict evaluation process, the students still performed well.
“Despite the CBSE’s strict evaluation process on the results, the school can still achieve 100% results. This is a proud moment. We are very happy and proud of our students’ outstanding performance in all subjects,” Abhilasha said.
Hajrah Imran topped the list with 84.4%, Naqaa Mohammed (84.4%) was second, and Roshan Ahmed (84%) was third.
The pass rate of Mayoor Private School in Abu Dhabi is also 100%, with all 37 students winning the first place. Ayesha Banu Quaraishi topped the list with 96%, Gehna Vinay Saggi (94.6%) was second, and Aqmar Jabeen Vadakjanoli (94.2%) was third.
Ashwani Kumar
I am a journalist from the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. The heart of a reporter. I heard my story from the street. As a South Indian born in the heartland of Hindi, it is easy for me to connect with people from different nationalities and cultures. I am a calm, sensitive and very patient reporter like a monk. In the field, I covered a range of topics related to community, health, embassies, tourism, transportation, business and sports. I will stand up to do the right thing and stick to my beliefs.
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