Madikeri: The SSLC results have been announced and Kodagu district has come down to 22nd place in the state. The district was in 18th place last year.
Jagruthi Subbaiah, student of Lions High School, Kalathmad, Gonikoppal and Shraavani, student of St. Josephs School, Somwarpet secured the first place in the district with 616 marks.
Kodagu district has secured 78.81 percent result this year. The last year’s passing percentage was 80.68. The passing percentage of Kannada medium students is 69.26 and that of English medium is 89.05. Taluk wise, Virajpet has secured 84.64 percent, Madikeri 73.58 percent and Somwarpet 68.12 percent.
Twenty schools in the district have achieved 100 percent results, out of which 7 are government, 3 affiliated and 10 non-affiliated schools.
Schools with 100% results
Govt. Schools:
* Kondageri
* Chembu
* Handli
* Nidta
* Makanduru
* T Shettigeri
* Kiraganduru
Affiliated Schools:
* Marenadu High School, Birunani
* Sharada High School, Bekke Sodlooru
* B C High School, Devanageri
Non affiliated Schools:
* St. Antony’s English Medium School, Ponnampet
* Shantiniketan High School, Kodagarahalli
* Maruthi High School, Murnad
* Kaveri High School, Virajpet
* St. Thomas High School, Gonikoppa
* Triveni High School, Virajpet
* J C English Medium School, Srimangala
* Jnana Jyothi High School, Kodambur
* Sri Krishna Vidhya Mandir, Siddapur
* Mountain View High School, Virajpet
Students who secured top 4 spots in the district
* 1st place – Jagruthi Subbaiah of Lions High School, Kalathmad, Gonikoppal and Shraavani of St. Joseph’s School, Somwarpet, with 616 marks
* 2nd place – A H Kavana of Sacred Heart High School, Shanivarasanthe with 615 marks
* 3rd place – B Apeksha of Sacred Heart High School, Shanivarasanthe, H K Chinmayi of Chaudlu Saandeepani High School, K A Ananya of Lions High School, Gonikoppal, D R Shivani and N D Harshini of Fathima High School, Kushalnagar, with 612 marks
* 4th place – P L Mouna of St. Joseph’s High School, Madikeri and K P Ananya Akkamma of Lions High School, Gonikoppal, with 611 marks.
The results might have come down due to the holidays during last year’s natural calamities in the district, opines Machado, District Deputy Director of Education Department.
