CBSE: UAE students pass with flying colours

Results of the Grade 12 boards of the Indian curriculum’s Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) were announced on Monday afternoon.

Adya Kiran from science stream is the UAE topper with 98 per cent. In commerce stream, Ashly Maria Saju from Gems Our Own English High School in Sharjah topped her school and UAE with 97 per cent.
 
In the humanities stream, it is a tie between Vidya Vijay from Delhi Private School, Sharjah and Aneika Sequeira from IHS with both girls scoring 94.8 per cent each.
 
Mudit Gupta from Dubai’s Delhi Private School was the school topper with 96.4 per cent. He’s from the science stream. In the Commerce stream Pragya Singh was declared the topper with 95 per cent.
 
The Indian High School in Dubai recorded 100 per cent pass result. A total of 527 appeared for the boards, which is the 'highest number of candidates presented by a single school in Dubai.' The school informed that '99.8 per cent have been placed in the First Division.'
 
Adya Kiran from the science stream is the school topper with 98 per cent. Anaika Bonita Rodrigue topped the commerce stream with 96.2 per cent. Anieka Sequeria topped the arts stream with 94.8 per cent.
 
Gulf Indian High School registered 100 per cent result. Thirty-nine students have secured First Class with distinction (75 per cent and above) and 32 students have secured First Class (60 per cent and above but less than 75 per cent)
 
Vivek Sunil of Science Stream is the school topper with 94.6 per cent. Ibrahim Arshad Farooq has topped the commerce stream with 91.4 per cent.
 
In an e-mail to Emirates24|7, principal of Our Own English High School, Sharjah, Asma Gilani announced that “our girls have done exceedingly well as they have all scored above 60 per cent marks.”

A total of 212 students appeared in the grade 12 boards from their school. Ashly Maria Saju topped UAE in the Commerce stream with 97 per cent. Alina Rose Sebastian topped the science stream with 96.8 per cent .
 
According to the stats released by DPS Sharjah, “85 per cent of students secured distinction”.
 
Madhur Singal topped the school in the Science stream with 96.4 per cent and Shweta Ashok Kumar Shenoy topped the commerce stream with 95.2 per cent.
 
Vidya Vijay of the Humanities stream secured 94.8 per cent standing first in the UAE. 

EARLIER REPORT

Official website crashes

An hour after the Indian curriculum’s Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) results were announced online, the official website crashed.

According to the Indian media, it’s the excessive online traffic that has led to the crash of the CBSE website.

Other than the website, students can also get their results through the CBSE's interactive voice response system, by calling (011) 24300699 or (011) 28127030.

Results can also be obtained through the board's SMS service at 57766 or 7738299899.

Grade 10 results are expected to be announced on May 27.

The Indian board is scheduled to conduct a post-result counselling session for students who are not satisfied with their results.

The counselling will be conducted from May 25 to June 8, from 8am to 10pm daily. The sessions will be conducted through a Centralised Access System (CAS), where the students can call the CBSE authorities to resolve their queries or issues. The toll-free number for CAS is 1800118004.

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