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SMK Marudi repeats impressive 100 pct pass rate in 2024 STPM

SMK Marudi repeats impressive 100 pct pass rate in 2024 STPM

Borneo Post24-06-2025
SMK Marudi students and teachers hold cardboards showing their CGPA in last year's STPM examination.
MIRI (June 24): SMK Marudi in Baram once again recorded an impressive 100 per cent pass rate in the 2024 Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia (STPM) examination, maintaining the same achievement as in the previous year.
Its principal Mohamad Effendi Panglima said a total of 38 out of 101 students who sat for the examination last year obtained a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 3.00 and above, despite a slight drop in the school's overall CGPA from 2.97 in 2023 to 2.68 in 2024.
Effendi (left) presents a certificate of excellence to Dennis (second right) as SMK Marudi Parent and Teacher Association (PTA) chairman Blalang Atom (second left) and Dennis's mother (right) look on.
'The top performer for this year is Dennis Balan Paulos from class U6 Glory, who achieved a perfect CGPA of 4.00,' he said at the STPM results presentation at the school today.
Effendi said that other outstanding students included Christina Sani Madela, who scored a CGPA of 3.84; Audrey Lisa (3.75); Jeesika Sulai (3.75); and Elisia Veronica Jarmal (3.67).
He pointed out the excellent results reflected the strong cooperation and commitment of the teachers, parents as well as the students.
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