Berhampur School: Berhampur school records 100% pass rate in X, XII | Bhubaneswar News
Berhampur: With all 383 students from Saraswati Vidya Mandira Higher Secondary School in Nilakantha Nagar passing their Class X exams this year, the school has achieved a rare distinction of a 100 percent pass rate for 32 consecutive years.
The first batch of students in the school appeared for the matric examination in 1992.
“The cordial relationship between the students and teacher is the reason behind the school’s sucess,” said Ayush Asutosh Behara, the school topper who secured 582 marks out of 600 in HSC exams.
Similarly the school maintained its 16-year run of maintaing a 100% pass rate among the students who appeared for Class XII exams.
The first batch of students in the school appeared for the matric examination in 1992.
“The cordial relationship between the students and teacher is the reason behind the school’s sucess,” said Ayush Asutosh Behara, the school topper who secured 582 marks out of 600 in HSC exams.
Similarly the school maintained its 16-year run of maintaing a 100% pass rate among the students who appeared for Class XII exams.
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