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India.com
03-06-2025
- Lifestyle
- India.com
Meet Khan Sir's wife who hails from Siwan in Bihar, her name is..., check her educational qualification
(Image: social media) New Delhi: One of the most viral and famous teachers in the country, Khan Sir is currently in the spotlight due to his marriage. Khan Sir is a well-known teacher and YouTube content creator in India who is known for providing coaching for competitive exams at a low cost to students. His YouTube channel 'Khan GS Research Center' has more than 24 million subscribers and his videos are based on topics such as current affairs, mathematics, and politics. He started with just 6 students in a small coaching center in Patna, Khan Sir but now he is the most viral teacher in the country. His unique and humorous teaching style is very popular among students. Reportedly, Khan Sir got married in a private ceremony when Operation Sindoor, the military conflict between India and Pakistan, was going on, i.e., between May 6 and May 10. He disclosed this in front of students during his live class. He held the reception in Patna, Bihar on June 2 where he made his first public appearance with his wife. It was the first time that people got to take a look at the bride who has been introduced as AS Khan. At the reception too, Khan Sir made sure that the pall of privacy remains around his wife. AS Khan was seen covering most of her face with a red veil. Not to miss the point that he did not disclose her full name and used acronyms to address her. For the reception, the beautiful bride donned a red lehenga paired with a green-hued dupatta and another red dupatta which covered her face. However, her adorable smile peaked through the ghunghat, winning over the netizens. AS Khan's academic qualifications It is reported that AS Khan hails from Siwan, Bihar and is highly educated just like her husband. She did her schooling at an Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ISCE) certified school and has also completed her further education. The streams in which AS Khan qualified are still unknown. Reception for students Khan Sir hosted the reception for family members and close friends in Patna on June 2, 2025. Present at the occasion were Bihar Governor Arif Mohammad Khan, Bihar Deputy CM, Samrat Choudhary, Leader of Opposition Tejashwi Yadav, Education Minister Sunil Kumar, Dept of Industries and Tourism Minister, Nitish Mishra, among others. He has also arranged for a special reception on June 6, 2025, for his students.
Indian Express
01-05-2025
- General
- Indian Express
ICSE exam results: 99.70% pass in Karnataka, girls outperform boys
Karnataka achieved a pass percentage of 99.70 per cent in the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE) Class 10 exams, surpassing the national pass percentage of 99.09 per cent. As many as 29,745 students appeared for the ICSE exams in Karnataka, with 14,953 boys (50.27 per cent) and 14,792 girls (49.73 per cent). Girls outperformed boys, securing a pass percentage of 99.82 per cent compared to 99.58 per cent for boys. In ICSE, Scheduled Caste (SC) candidates achieved a 99.41 per cent pass rate (1,919 students), Scheduled Tribe (ST) candidates 99.37 per cent(479 students), and Other Backward Classes (OBC) candidates 99.56 per cent (13,238 students). Pragati Girish Athreya from Greenwood High School in Bengaluru scored 99.80 per cent while earning a high distinction in grade 3 piano. She said she prepared by thoroughly researching topics, consulting teachers and friends, and solving past exam papers to understand the patterns. 'When I felt overwhelmed, my family, friends, and teachers supported me and helped reduce stress,' she said. Pragati enjoys piano, ballet, and drawing and uses these activities to manage anxiety. She appreciated the supervisors and invigilators for their support in lightening the mood and reducing exam nerves. Ridhima Piyush Goswami, 16, from Vydehi School in Bengaluru, scored an impressive 99.20 per cent in the ICSE exams, surpassing her expectations of 95 per cent. She dedicated 6 to 8 hours daily to her studies, balancing her academics with kathak, her passion for classical dance, which served as a stress-buster between study sessions. 'Balancing kathak and studies was key to my success. Dancing between study sessions relieved stress, while I dedicated six to eight hours to focused preparation,' she told The Indian Express. Although history and geography presented some challenges during her preparations, she achieved perfect scores in both subjects. 'I credit this success to consistent revision and effective note-taking,' she said. Since the beginning of Class 10, she has maintained a regular study routine. She performed well in her pre-board exams by focusing on understanding concepts, revising previous question papers, and learning from her mistakes. 'I used to work on previous years' papers consistently. I identified mistakes and worked on them accordingly every time I practised a paper,' she said. Aspiring to pursue PCM in Class 11, Ridhima aims for a computer science engineering degree through JEE Mains, driven by her inclination toward coding. Her tip for success? 'Keep concepts clear from day one—don't let them pile up,' she said. Aarefa Nakhoda, 16, from Bethany High School in Bengaluru, achieved 98.6 per cent. An author of The Art of Artifice, Aarefa focused on mastering her textbooks. 'I avoided extra question banks and spent my time understanding the textbook, studying five hours daily across multiple subjects to grasp concepts better,' she explained. She engaged in extracurricular activities such as singing, debating, reading, and writing, which initially consumed much of her time. As exams neared, she prioritised studies but turned to singing, poetry, or TV to ease anxiety. 'Extracurriculars taught me time management, which helped during exams,' she said. Aarefa found the board exam experience interesting and felt minimal anxiety, reflecting her effective preparation strategy. -Brinda Srinivasa is an intern with The Indian Express.
Time of India
30-04-2025
- General
- Time of India
ICSE, ISC results: State students achieve 99% pass
Chennai: The question papers this year were tougher, but students from Tamil Nadu achieved near 100% results in both the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE) and Indian School Certificate (ISC) exams, the results of which were declared on Wednesday. According to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE), of 3,052 students who appeared for the ISC (Class XII) exams from the state, 3,051 cleared the exam, resulting in a pass percentage of 99.9%. Of the 1,646 boys who appeared for the exam, one was unsuccessful, while all the girls cleared the exam. In the ICSE (Class X) exam, of the 6,174 students who appeared, 6,171 cleared the exam, with a pass percentage of 99.95%. In this exam too, girls achieved a 100% pass rate. Teachers said both ICSE and ISC exams this year were challenging due to more application-oriented questions in the exam. Some said there were no frequently asked questions this year. "The multiple-choice questions were particularly tough as they asked case studies and application-oriented questions," a teeacher of an ICSE school said. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like AI guru Andrew Ng recommends: Read These 5 Books And Turn Your Life Around in 2025 Blinkist: Andrew Ng's Reading List Undo "Increasing the difficulty level is a welcome change. But it has brought down the number of centum scorers this year," said S Sujatha, principal of Vels International School at Injambakkam. "Despite the question papers being so challenging, the marks were not disappointing. Three students got 99 marks in chemistry and 99 marks in computer science from our school," she added. Last year, students who appeared for the Class XII exam from the school scored full marks in subjects such as biology and psychology. Ganesh P from Primrose Schools said that the questions were tricky compared to the previous year. "The council announced that it would increase the difficulty level well in advance. So, we trained our teachers and students," he said.
Time of India
30-04-2025
- General
- Time of India
ICSE, ISC results out: Bihar pass percentage more than national average
Patna: The students of Bihar registered a higher pass percentage than national average in Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE) Class X examination and Indian School Certificate (ISC) Class XII, the results of which were declared by Council of Indian School Certificate Examinations on Wednesday. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now The overall pass percentage is 99.4% in Class X and 99.78% in Class XII, slightly higher than the national average of 99.09% and 99.02% respectively. The pass percentage also slightly improved this year by 0.4% in ISC, while it declined by 0.28% in ICSE, compared to the previous year's 99.38% and 99.68% respectively. However, like previous years, Bihar girls continue to dominate the results of both Class X and Class XII. The pass percentage among girls is 99.61% in ICSE and 99.81% in ISC, whereas boys attained a pass percentage of 99.22% and 99.73% respectively. Overall, A total of 6,191 students — 2,854 girls and 3,337 boys — appeared for ICSE in Bihar from 41 affiliated schools. As many as 26 boys and 11 girls were unsuccessful. In ISC exam, 902 students — 531 girls and 371 boys — appeared from 20 schools, out of which one boy and girl each were unsuccessful. As per the result statistics provided by the council, the students of Bihar also fared well in both the exams compared to neighbouring states like Jharkhand and Uttar Pradesh. In Class X, Bihar secured the 20th rank, and in Class XII, 18th among all states and UTs, in terms of performance. In the state capital, Ritika Yadav of Carmel High School, Bailey Road, topped ICSE with 99.4%, while Chaitanya Utkarsh from Don Bosco Academy (arts stream), with 99.5%, topped ISC. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Ashi Ashmita (science stream) emerged as the ISC topper of Carmel High School with 98.5%, while Ipshita Kumari and Arnav Anant were the joint toppers of Don Bosco Academy in ICSE with 98.4%. Among the schools in the state capital, St Joseph's Convent High School, Bankipore, achieved a 100% result in ICSE. Principal Sr Josephine CJ said a total of 279 students appeared in Class X, all passing with flying colours. Shivangi Agarwal is the school topper with 99.2% in Class X, while Sukriti Verma of arts stream emerged as the ISC topper with 97%. International School too achieved 100% pass rate with all the students achieving first division. In special categories, a total of 298 Scheduled Caste (SC) candidates took the ICSE examination, achieving a pass percentage of 98.66%, while 91 Scheduled Tribe (ST) students took the exam, achieving a 100% success rate. Meanwhile, 2,656 Other Backward Classes (OBC) candidates took the examination, achieving a pass percentage of 99.28%. In ISC, 36 SC and 301 OBC candidates took the examination, achieving a pass percentage of 100%, while 22 ST students secured pass percentages of 95.45%.
