Sanskrit Board results: Students from small towns make it big
Lucknow: The
Uttar Pradesh Secondary Sanskrit Education Board
, Lucknow, declared 2025 results for Classes 10, 11 and 12 on Wednesday, with pass percentages of 92.58% in Class 10 (Purva Madhyama), 92.08% in Class 11 (Uttar Madhyama I), and 87.82% in Class 12 (Uttar Madhyama II).
Vidhanashu Sharma of Gyanodaya Sanskrit Higher Secondary School, Mau, topped Purva Madhyama with 93.42% while Bhumika from Ambaji Ashram Secondary Sanskrit School, Jaunpur, scored highest in Class 12 with 85.21%.
Director of secondary education directorate Mahendra Dev said this time 8,708 more students took the exam compared to the previous year, indicating a growing interest in Sanskrit education. Out of 1,265 Sanskrit secondary schools, students from 1,075 schools appeared in the examination. A total of 247 exam centres were set up for the exams.
Secretary, secondary education board Shiv Lal said exams were conducted under CCTV surveillance with real-time monitoring from a state-level control room. Online control rooms were also set up at district and divisional levels.
"This ensured the exams were conducted with fairness and transparency," he said.
In Purva Madhyama, 18,107 students appeared, of which 13,574 passed with first division and 1,330 students secured second division. The overall pass percentage stood at 92.58%. Boys recorded a pass percentage of 92.62%, while girls achieved 92.45%.
In Uttar Madhyama II, 11,488 students appeared, of which 9,561 were declared successful. While 5,160 students secured first division, 4,101 second division and 287 passed with third division. The pass percentage was 87.82%. Girls outperformed boys with 89.50%, compared to boys' 87.18%.
In Uttar Madhyama I, out of 15,645 candidates, 13,365 passed. The overall pass percentage was 92.08%. Boys secured a pass percentage of 92.51%, and girls recorded 90.87%.
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