Gumla boy scores 98.4% in ICSE
Gumla: Matching the excellence displayed by students belonging to big cities, the students from this remote tribal heartland shone in Indian Certificate of School Education (ICSE) (Class X) conducted by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examination (CISCE).
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Yash Raj obtaining 98.4%.
Yash Raj of the Don Bosco School, Gumla, broke his school predecessor Vidhya Bharti's 2019 record of 97%. Yash scored 100 in science, 99 in computer applications, 99 in hindi, 98 in history/civics, and 97 in mathematics. Tribals Jay Beck and Anmol Kumar Tigga secured 92% and 90%, respectively.
Among the girls, Samiksha Singh Sirmour got 90.6%, followed by Soniya Sushana Tirkey with 88.4% and Vandana Soreng with 88%.
Soniya obtained 85 in economics.
Principal Fr Birendra Lakra said, "We are proud to share the outstanding results achieved this year. Our students have once again demonstrated excellence through hard work, dedication, and resilience. Congratulations to all the achievers, their families and our dedicated faculties."
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