JKBOSE Results of Class 10th Board Exams 2015

The girls have outshined boys by bagging 233 top slots while boys got 127 slots out of 360 top 20 positions in merit list of class 10 results of Jammu division declared here on Monday.

Jammu and Kashmir Board of Education (JKBOSE) had declared the results of Class 10 board exams 2015 of Jammu division with 62.27 pass percentage. However, the overall pass percentage of girls (64 per cent) is higher than that of boys (60.84 percent), the officials said.

A total of 51,442 students-28,213 boys and 23,229 girls-had appeared in the examination which was held in March this year, out of which 19285 students were not qualified.The top three positions have been bagged by three girls and two boys.

Pratikha, a student of BVM High School Ramnagar of Udhampur district has secured the first position with 492 marks (98.40 per cent) out of maximum 500.

The second position has been shared by Kiranpreet Kour, Caramel Convent High School, Kunjwani, Nitin Pandita, SL Memorial Model High School Santra Morh, Anand Nagar and Avantika Jamwal, Little Flower Convent High School, Udhampur with 491 marks (98.20 per cent), while the third position was bagged by Deepanshu Sharma, St Mary Convent School Smailpur, who obtained 490 marks (98.0 per cent).

The fourth position was shared by Partima Gupta, JK Public School, Panjtirthi, Sarleen Kour, Caramel Convent High School, Kunjwani, Sanya Gupta, St Peter’s High School, BC Road, Abhishek Sharma, Spring Dales English School, Kathua and Mridul Reothia, Sacred Heart Convent High School, Phinter with 489 marks (97.80 per cent).

It was proud privileged of JK Public School Panjtirthi from which five students made it to merit list. Five students of JK Public School Panjtirthi including Pritma Gupta, daughter of Ajay Gupta and Alka Gupta got fourth position with 489 marks (97.80 per cent), Krishika Gupta, daughter of Naresh Kumar Gupta and Anju Gupta got tenth positions with 483 marks (96.60 per cent), Riya Goswami, daughter of Tara Chand Goswami and Anju Bala secured eleventh position with 482 marks (96.40 per cent), Muskan Wahi, daughter of Kushay Wahi and Rama Wahi bagged thirteenth position with 480 marks (96.00 per cent) and Rhythum, son of Sanjive Kumar and Urmila got seventeenth position with 476 marks (95.20 per cent).

Talking to news reporters, position holders of JK Public School Panjtirthi, while sharing their success said, “We have not taken coaching from any private tuition centre and it was our own efforts that helped us to understand the concepts better. Apart from hard work, it was the motivation by teaching faculty of the school and support of family that led to our success in board exams. The excellent teaching faculty of the school and our supporting families kindled the required zest and determination into our minds and rest is the history. Regular studies and revision of topics taught everyday in school always helped in strengthening the basic concepts and we thus strongly feel that if you want to succeed in exams then start from the very first day.” They owe their success in board exams to their teachers, school and family.

Pritma Gupta, a proud top position holder in JK Public School Panjtirthi said, “Somewhere in my mind I was aware that I would definitely score good marks and this was possible only because of my school, my parents and my respected teachers. They all really supported me well. My school provided study material, facilities, good and peaceful environment to study. To evaluate the students time to time, they also conducted many assessments for us. And I really want to thank my Principal Suman Banbah and my respected teachers for their timely guidance and support. Scoring 97 per cent in board exams is a dream come true which is possible because of my school and my hard work. I strongly believe that hard work is the key to success and I would advise the same to all the students.”

Krishika Gupta, who got tenth position said, “My parents and teachers helped me in my studies and I thanked them for my achievement,” adding that I want to pursue engineering and want to become an IAS officer.

The fifth position was shared by eight students including Rasmeen Kour, St Peter’s Higher Secondary School, Karan Bagh, Puranamrita, St Peter’s Higher Secondary School, Karan Bagh, Imbroz Singh, Shiksha Niketan Higher Secondary School, Jeevan Nagar, Mansi Charak, St Joseph Convent High School, Arnia, Gurinder Kour, Holly Cross Convent High School, RS Pura, Namoyashi, Spring Dales English School, Kathua, Ashish Singh Manhas, Brahm Rishi Bawra Anant Vidya Peeth Mahanpur with 488 marks (97.60 per cent).

Supriya Bhat, Conventry Scholars Sr Sec School, Chinore, Dhaman Singh Saini, St Joseph Convent High School Arnia, Manideep Kour, Holly Cross Convent High School, RS Pura, Shifali Choudhary Spring Dales English School, Kathua, Deepali Sharma, Sacred Heart Convent High School, Phinter and Shriya Raina, Sacred Heart Convent High School, Phinter shared sixth position with 486 marks (97.20 per cent).

The seventh position was shared by Tamnna Choudhary, Shiksha Niketan Hr Sec School, Jeevan Nagar, Anu Sharma, DBN Vidya Mandir, Mubarak Mandi, Rudrakshi Anand, New Era Environmental School, Jammu, Keshav Kakkar, Shangrilla Public School Sarwal, Aditi Mandla, Montessore Nargis Dutt Higher Secondary School, RS Pura, Shamli Jasrotia, Spring Dales English School, Kathua, Meenakshi Gupta, Spring Dales English School Kathua, Sonia Verma, Shastri Memorial Higher Secondary School, Haripur, Piyush Chandan, New National Public High School, Nowshera, Samriti Sumbria, BBSV Peeth Higher Secondary School, Udhampur, Riya Khajuria, Little Flower Convent High School Udhmapur with 486 marks (97.20 per cent).

Biranjot kour, Shiksha Niketan High School, Gandhi Nagar, Arushi Sharma, Caramel Convent High School, Kunjwani, Tavleen Kour, Caramel Convent High School, Kunjwani, Josheen Kour, Caramel Convent High School Kunjwani, Tejinderpal Singh, St Peter’s Hr Sec School, Karan Bagh, Kashin Brij Khajuria, Shangrilla Public School, Sarwal, Smile Bali, St John’s Convent School, Mandal, Surbi Singh, St Joseph Convent High School, Arnia, Parvinder Singh, Fatima Convent High School, Bishnah, Avneet Kour, Holly Cross Convent High School, RS Pura, Karun Paul Singh, Sacred Heart Convent High School, Phinter, Ambrosia Sarwar, Sacred Heart Convent High School, Phinter, Surjit Singh, Satya Model High School, Billawar, Manjot Kour Sudan, Christ Higher Secondary School, Poonch, Himshikha Bhardwaj, Christ Higher Secondary School, Poonch, Ankita Sharma, New Public High School, Sunderbani, Nisha Choudhary, Christ High School, Nowshera and Aditi Basundhara, BBSV Peeth Higher Secondary School, Udhampur shared eight position with 484 marks (97 per cent).

Ninth position was shared by Simran Gupta, Shiksha Niketan Hr Sec School, Jeevan Nagar, Charru, CMP Convent Hr Secondary School, Dayalachak, Satish Sharma, Infant Jesus Hr Secondary School, Hiranagar, Vivekni Satya Neta Ji High School, Vijaypur and Ritika Sharma, Govt High School, Malhar, Akshita Sharma, Caramel Convent High School, Kunjwani, Heena Bhardwaj, Caramel Convent High School Kunjwani, Vanshika Thakur, Kotwal National Institute of Technology, Talab Tillo, Raghvi Langer, Dewan Devi Hr Sec School, Rajpura Mangotrian, Surbhi Gupta, Dewan Devi Hr Sec School, Rajpura Mangotrian, Shubam Saini, Shiksha Niketan Hr Sec School, Jeevan Nagar, Ashu Basson, Shiksha Niketan Hr Sec School, Jeevan Nagar, Suryapratap Singh, Ranjit Memorial High School, Barnai and Shubdeep Akash, MHS DAV Public School, RS Pura with 484 marks (96.80 per cent).

Simran Choudhary, Shiksha Niketan Hr Sec School, Jeevan Nagar, Muskan Arora, Co-Operative Pub High School, Talab Tillo, Yashika Sharma, Jagriti Mission School Talab Tillo , Jammu, Arushi Raina, Conventry Scholars Sr Sec School, Chinore, Ridhi Gupta, Shangrilla Public School Sarwal, Amanat Pikhan, Prince Doll Higher Secondary School, RS Pura, Tamanna, MHS DAV Public School, RS Pura, Hitakshi Gupta, Minerva Public High School, Kathua, Abhinandan Sherpuri, Infant Jesus Hr Secondary School, Hiranagar, Niharika, Sacred Heart Convent High School, Phinter, Anjali Bhardwaj, Satya Model High School, Billawar, Mrinali Sharma, New Public High School, Sunderbani, Simrandeep Kour Johar, Christ High School, Nowshera, Manisha Bhatia, Shangrilla Public School, Sarwal, Krishika Gupta, JK Public School, Panjtirthi, Amandeep, Shiksha Niketan Hr Sec School, Jeevan Nagar, Shahbaz Chowdhary, Brig Khuda Baksh Memorial Public HSS, Byepass Kunjwani, Yogesh Kumar, Kotwal National Institute of Technology, Talab Tillo, Akshay Kumar, Oriental Academy, Jammu, Karma Dorjay, S P Hr Secondary School, Exchange Road, Ranjana Saini, St Joseph Convent High School, Arnia, Jasmine Kour, Holly Cross Convent High School, RS Pura, Samiksha Sharma, Kristu Jyoti High School, Samba, Shamli Slathia, Kristu Jyoti High School, Samba and Sonali Jamwal, National Acad High School, Court Road Udhampur, shared tenth position with 483 marks (96.60 per cent). Simran Gupta, daughter of Sunita and Vijay Kumar Gupta, a student of Indra Sagar Secondary School, Rajpura Mangotria, secured 16th position with 477 marks (95.4 per cent).

12th Class Results of Leh 2011

Jammu & Kashmir State Board of School Education, which was established in 1975, located at Jammu and Kashmir, today announced the results for the Result of Higher Secondary Part Two, Winter Zone Annual and Bi -Annual 2011 (Private) Leh Ladakh Province. The Jammu & Kashmir State Board of School Education, Higher Secondary Part-II Winter Zone Annual and Bi -Annual 2011 (Private) Exam results are now available on its official website.The candidates who underwent the Higher Secondary Part-II Winter Zone Annual and Bi -Annual 2011 (Private) examinations,

can access their results now by following the link given below.

SECONDARY SCHOOL EXAMINATION RESULT (LEH) ANNUAL REGULAR-2011 and BI-ANNUAL(WINTER ZONE)

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Amnesty for Stone Pelters

12th Class Pvt Bi Annual 2011Result

Examination Result Higher Secondary Part Two ( Pvt )  Bi -Annual 2011

Jammu & Kashmir State Board of School Education, which was established in 1975, located at Jammu and Kashmir, today announced the results for the Result of Higher Secondary Part Two, Bi -Annual 2011 (Private) Jammu Province. The Jammu & Kashmir State Board of School Education, Higher Secondary Part-II Bi -Annual (Private) Exam results are now available on its official website.The candidates who underwent the Higher Secondary Part-II Bi -Annual (Private) examinations, can access their results now by following the link given below.

Examination Result Higher Secondary Part Two ( Pvt )  Bi -Annual 2011

Class 12th Result Declared Kashmir

Boys have again outshined girls in the annual class 12th examination, 2011 for Kashmir province, the results of which were declared by JKBOSE today.The pass percentage for boys is 60 percent while that of girls is 58 percent. However, girls have bagged first positions in all three streams of commerce, arts and home science. Boys have topped in science stream.The total pass percentage is 59 percent for the valley. Out of 49956 students, 29460 students have passed the examinations.

In the science stream, Atif Jan of Tyndale Biscoe higher secondary school has bagged first position with 98 percent. Second position is shared by nine students, which include six girls, with 97.8 percent.  Third position in the science stream is shared by 10 students who have unanimously scored 97.6 percent. Twelve students have attained fourth position with 97.4 percent while fifth position is also bagged by 12 students with 97.2 percent. In total, 98 students have bagged first ten positions in science stream.

In Commerce, Saba Tariq from Muslim Educational Institute, Pampore, has bagged first position with 97.4 percent. Second position is shared by Admeena Javed of Muslim Educational Institute (Pampore), Sheikh Saqib Shakeel from government S.P   higher secondary school and Sobia Maqbool of Muslim Educational Institute (Pampore) with 96.8 percent.

Neelofar Bashir from government girls higher secondary school Amir Kadal has bagged   third position in commerce stream with 96 percent. Four students have bagged fourth position with 95.8 percent while one student attained fifth position, and three students have secured sixth position with 95.4 percent. Twenty one students have secured first ten positions in commerce.

Arjumand Qadir Kala from government girls higher secondary school, Baramulla bagged first position in arts stream with 97.8 percent. Quaseen Jahan from government girls higher secondary school, Amira Kadal bagged secondary position with 96.4 percent, Ifra Jan from government girls higher secondary school, Kothi Bagh bagged third position with 95.8 percent and Bilkees Amin from government girls higher secondary school, Budgam  bagged fourth 95.6 percent. Fourteen students are included in the merit list of arts in top ten positions.

In home science, Samieyah Banday and Zara Zahoor Wani from government girls higher secondary school, Kothi Bagh bagged first position with 87 percent. Shabum Rashid from government girls higher secondary school, Kothi Bagh bagged second position with 83.8 percent. Third position has been shared by three girl students by scoring 79.4 percent.

Besides, 6632 students have secured distinction in the examinations, 11890 students have secured first division, 8775 students passed with second division while 2159 students have passed with third division.

BOSE declares result of Class 12th

Board of School Education (BOSE) declared results of Class 12th (Regular), in which 29460 were declared successful out of 49956 candidates who had appeared in the exams.

In the examination, 432 students achieved distinction while 11890 got first division, 8775 second and 2159 third division respectively.

The overall pass percentage this year has reached 59 percent from 56 percent last year.

Meanwhile, the result is also available at BOSE website www.jkbose.co.in.

It is to mention here that the result declared by BOSE authorities is in record time and there is sufficient time for the students to prepare for entrance and other competitive examination at State and national levels.

Kashmir CET Topper

Kashmir CET topper’s success mantra is stress free study


Firdous Ahmad Ganai, who topped the 2011 Common Entrance Test (CET), has one— and the most important, he says advice for students aspiring to crack the exam: study without stress.

Ganai, who scored 205 marks to secure the top position in Kashmir division—and an MBBS admission in the Government Medical College Srinagar— attributes his success to “stress-free preparation.”

“The key (to success) is overcoming the fear of failure,” he says. Ganai, a resident of Palpora Khag in central Kashmir’s Budgam district, says that although he was selected for admission to BDS in his previous two CET attempts, his father, Hamzullah Ganai, motivated him to give another try for the prized MBBS course. “In the first two attempts the pressure of qualifying for MBBS proved too much. But this time around, I just concentrated on the studies without caring for the result,” he says.

“My father told me that hard work is in the hands of man but success in the hands of Allah,” says Ganai, who did his 10+2 from Iqbal Memorial Institute Bemina.

Ganai says that he studied 12 to 14 hours a day. “Time management is very important . You have to dedicate time to every subject (biology, physics and chemistry in Ganai’s case) and revise as much as you can,” he says.And how important is coaching? “I have been self studying for the past two years, but coaching is important in the sense that it helps to understand the dynamics of objective exams,” he says.

So abandoning all leisures and burying oneself in books must be taxing? “Namaz,” Ganai says, “is the best way to keep your concentration intact.”

Around 21000 students appeared in CET-2011 across the state on June 25 and 26. The students vied for over 3200 seats. There were 300 seats each in Medical and Agricultural Sciences while as 2500 seats were available for Engineering and 100 for BDS.

Abhinav Chetan son of Ashok Kumar Bhat from Jammu secured the first rank with 207 marks in the state while Firdous, with 205 marks, secured second rank in the state and first in Kashmir division.

Second cut off list issued in City Colleges

The City Government Degree Colleges affiliated to University of Jammu (JU) today issued their second cut-off list for admission to BA/BSc/BCom Part-I.

The Government College for Women, Gandhi Nagar today morning issued its second cut-off list. The higher minimum percentage of marks required to get admission in Biotechnology course was 82.47 per cent in second cut-off merit list.

For those who have 61.80 per cent would be eligible to take admission in medical stream while the cut-off of non-medical stream was 54.07 per cent.

For Food Science Degree course, the minimum percentage required to take admission for candidates was 63.73 per cent.

For Geography and Statistics in both Science and Arts stream respectively, the minimum cut off merit went to 69.07 per cent and 59.32 per cent respectively.

In Arts stream, the cut off for Psychology was 54 per cent, while in Philosophy, it was 50 per cent. For those who were seeking admission in any other combinations in Arts stream, the minimum percentage was 36.50 per cent.

At Government College for Women, Parade, the second cut-off for medical stream was 56 per cent whereas for non-medical, it was 55 per cent.

In arts streams, it was further went down to 44 per cent while for commerce stream, students having 61.4 per cent would be eligible to take admission.  ( J&k Cet Results 2011)

In the MAM PG College, the minimum second cut-off list for arts stream students was 40.60 per cent while for Science stream, it was 45.20 per cent.

At Government SPMR College of Commerce, the minimum marks required to take admission in Commerce stream for boys was 50 per cent while for girls it was 47 per cent.

Jammu University Results 2011

University of Jammu
B.A./B.Sc./B.Com/BCA/BBA (Part II) Three Year Degree General) Course Annual Examination,2011

The Jammu University has declared the results on June 25, 2011 at its official website, but due to heavy traffic the website is not responding at the moment.

jandk cet results 2011

THE J&K BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS, SRINAGAR. NOTIFICATION NO: 32 - BOPEE OF 2011 DATED: 03rd JULY, 2011

BOPEE declares results of 2011

Abhinav Chetan  with  207 marks  has bagged the first rank in the  J&K board of professional entrance examinations (BOPEE),  conducted for various courses. The results were declared tonight.

Firdous Ahmad Ganie  with 205 marks has got the second rank, while Sheikh Ashiq with   204  third rank, Farah Deeba Jehangir  with 200 marks fourth rank , Adil Rashid Khan  with 199 marks fifth rank, Tahir Ahmad Khan  with 199 marks  sixth rank.

The entrance examination was held on June 25 and 26 for MBBS, BDS, B.V.Sc., , B.Sc. agriculture and allied courses in SKUAST-K & SKUAST-J, SKIMS courses, diploma in dental hygiene, BAMS, physiotherapy, Bums and B.E./B.Tech  Courses.

The candidates have been  directed to report to the allotted institutions from July 6 to 18 along with relevant certificates and Admit Card issued by the BOPEE.

BOPPE tonight selected  3,300 candidates from a total of 22,000 aspirants all across the state. The examinations were conducted in 35 centres of Jammu and Srinagar divisions . Srinagar city was allotted 16 examination centres whereas in Jammu, the examinations were held across 19 centres.

The candidates had applied for bachelors in various professional programmes like MBBS, BE, BDS, BVSc, and other associated professional courses.11, 029 candidates took their examinations in Srinagar centres whereas 10, 971 examinees sat for the examinations in Jammu.

The first round of examination conducted today was for Physics and Chemistry subjects with a weightage of 75 marks each. The duration for each paper was 90 minutes. Candidates who appeared for the examinations described Physics paper somewhat easier than Chemistry.

The answer keys were uploaded on the BOPEE website on June 26.

Jammu & Kashmir (J&K) Common Entrance Test (CET) Results 2011

Results of 10th class jammu 2011

Like Graduation and Higher Secondary Part-II, the girls maintained a complete dominance in Secondary class examination results taking 55 out of a total of 84 positions. The State Board of School Education declared the results of 10th class today. Eighty four students shared first 20 top slots in the Merit List, only 29 of them were boys. The Government schools again fared very badly failing to secure even a single position from a total of 84, which reflected very poor management and coaching being provided to the students.

In the Higher Secondary Part-II results also, only one student from the Government institutes had figured in the Merit List of Science and Commerce.

Education Department authorities admitted that it was a major failure that students from the Government institutions even failed to secure a single position.

A total of 50.01 students passed the examination. As many as 47061 students had appeared in the examinations including 26113 boys and 20948 girls.

Tanu Devi of RMC Higher Secondary School (HSS), Kathua topped in the Merit List securing 491 out of a total of 500 marks (98.2 per cent). She was followed by Megha Sethi of Spring Dales English School, Kathua and Swadha Kailoo of Brahmrishi Bawra SVP HSS Udhampur, both of whom took 485 marks each (97 per cent). Third position went to Preeti Koul of Vishwa Bharti Public HSS Akalpur with 483 marks (96.6 per cent).

Fourth position was shared by Shifali Sharma of Indira Sagar Institute Rajpura and Diwankshi Sharma of Happy Model HSS Udhampur, who took 480 marks (96 per cent). Fifth position went to three students—Shriya Koul of Vishwa Bharti Public HSS Akalpur, Nidhi Kralia of Montessori Nargis Dutt Senior Secondary School (SSS), RS Pura and Sushant Sharma of HEM Rajouri, who secured 479 marks each (95.8 per cent).

Sixth position went to five students including Akshay Parihar of United Public HSS Channi Himmat, Mayank Kumar Gupta of RSJN HSS Kathua, Sonika Syal of New National Public HS Nowshera, Sudanshu of Brahmrishi Bawra SVP HSS Udhampur and Aarushi Sambyal of Kristu Jyoti Convent School Samba. They had 478 marks (95.6 per cent).

Sunpreet Singh of Brahmrishi Bawra SVP HSS Udhampur bagged seventh position with 477 marks (95.4 per cent).

Harmeet Kour of RRL HS Canal Road, Jammu and Sonal Abrol of Brahmrishi Bawra SVP HSS Udhampur jointly bagged eighth position taking 476 marks (95.2 per cent). Two students again shared ninth position. They are Tabun of RRL HS Canal Road and Hardik Maria of Brahmrishi Bawra SVP HSS Udhampur. Both of them secured 475 marks (95 per cent).

Abhishek Jasrotia and Sonali, both students from Spring Dales English School, Kathua and Akriti Gupta of Brahmrishi Bawra SVP HSS Udhampur shared 10th position taking 474 marks (94.8 per cent).

Eleventh position went to four students. They included Madhavi of Sacred Heart Convent, Phinter, National Academy HS Udhampur, Saksham Gupta of Brahmrishi Bawra Udhampur and Jaideep Singh Sambyal of Kristu Jyoti Convent School, Samba. They bagged 473 marks (94.6 per cent).

Twelfth position was shared by seven students including Janu Verma of Carmel Convent School, Kunjwani, Chitra Zutshi of Luthra Public HSS Talab Tillo, Akhil Bhau and Arjun Suri of St Peter’s HS BC Road, Jammu, Parul Kapoor of St Xavier Convent HS Barnai, Santosh Kumar of Montessori Nargis Dutt SSS, RS Pura and Tarush Kumar Oberoi of Christ School, Poonch. They took 472 marks (94.4 per cent).

Konika Sharma of RRL HS Canal Road, Prarthit of Shangrilla HSS Sarwal, Sagar Bhat of Silver Bells HS Paloura, Parveen Kour of Deva Memorial Secular HS Dablehar and Chakshu Gupta of HOC Billawar shared 13th position with 471 marks (94.2 per cent).

Fourteenth position went to Vaishali Sharma of Nirmala HS Dhangeer Kaleeth and Nargis Choudhary of Christ School, Poonch, who took 470 marks (94 per cent).

Fifteenth position went to seven students. They are Himanshi Koul of SNJ Singh Vidhya Mandir, Jammu, Vanshika Gupta of Fatima Convent HS Bishnah, Shriya Sharma of Harsh Niketan HSS Sunderbani, Anikat Mahajan, Palak and Shriya Gupta of Brahmrishi Bawra Udhampur and Priyanka Thapa of St Marry’s Convent HS Smailpur. They secured 469 marks (93.8 per cent).

Nine students bagged 16th position. They are Mahak Sawhney of Shiksha Niketan HS Gandhi Nagar, Rajat Sharma of Holy Cross Convent HS RS Pura, Sona Sharma of Neta Ji Memorial Shiksha Kender, Basohli, Pranav Mahajan of Sacred Heart Convent Phinter, Jammu, Aatif Manzoor Choudhary of Christ School, Poonch, Radhika of Happy Model HSS Udhampur, Shritika Mahajan of Brahmrishi Bawra Udhampur, Damini Sharma of Neta Ji HS Vijaypur and Amit Raina of SP HS Bari Barahamana. They bagged 468 marks (93.6 per cent).

Seventeenth position was secured by six students including Zahida Aziz of Model Academy BC Road, Gundeep Singh Isher of St Peter’s HSS Karan Bagh, Jammu, Sunanda Sehotra of Sacred Heart Convent, Phinter, Tania Sharma of Unique Model HSS Chadwal, Lalit Thappa of RSJN HSS Kathua and Bhavana Sharma of Harsh Niketan HSS Sunderbani with 467 marks (93.4 per cent).

Six students bagged 18th position. They are Gavneet Sawhney of St Peter’s HS BC Road, Aarohi Sharma of St Xavier Convent HS Barnai, Atul Sharma of Infant Jesus HSS Hiranagar, Danish Pachyala of Brahmrishi Bawra Udhampur, Vicky Podwal of Keshav Vidya Kendar HS Ramnagar and Dishma Sharma of Arvind Ghosh HSS Vijaypur. They secured 466 marks (93.2 per cent).

Nine students bagged 19th position. They are Rajat Kapoor of Shiksha Niketan HSS Jeevan Nagar, Jammu, Apeksha Koul of Vishwa Bharti Public HSS Akalpur, Rahul Sharma of St Francis HSS Akhnoor, Priya Saini of St Joseph Convent HS Arnia, Meekashi Thapa and Shavi Bhadwal of Sacred Heart Convent, Phinter,Kritika Sharma and Palak Kudyar of Brahmrishi Bawra Udhampur and Karina Sangwal of Kristu Jyoti Convent School, Samba. They had 465 marks (93 per cent).

Seven students bagged 20th position. They include Arru Khajuria of Heaven Kingdom HS Janipur, Parth Gupta and Aditya Pathania of Oriental Academy, Jammu, Shakshi Gupta of St Joseph Convent HS Arnia, Varsha Choudhary of Christ School, Nowshera, Abhishek Nargotra and Ishiya Anthal of National Academy HS Udhampur. They secured 464 marks (92.8 per cent).

12th Class Results of Jammu

Girls today dominated all the three streams Faculty of Science , Arts and Commerce as  in higher secondary part-II (12th) class examinations, the results of which were declared today by the Board of School Education (BOSE).

Out of a total of 40 positions in all three faculties, 22 were secured by girls and 18 by boys. Ten positions were declared in each faculty which were shared by 40 students. 

Of 10 positions in Science stream, shared by 11 students, 4 went to boys and six to girls while in commerce stream again 10 top positions were shared among 11 students where girls again dominated boys by securing 8 positions while three of them were bagged by boys. Girls had a major say in Arts where they took 9 out of 10 positions leaving only single slot for a boy Pass percentage in the exams stood at 39. A total of 44986 students had appeared in the exam. 

Nipun Gupta of BB Shanti Vidya Peeth Hr Secondary School Udhampur bagged prestigious first position in Science faculty taking 734 marks (97.8 pc) while Supriya Gupta of Shiksha Niketan Higher Secondary School Jeevan with 728 (97.0 pc) marks in Commerce stream. Chander Mohini of Govt Higher Secondary School Jourian stood first in Arts securing 701(93.4 pc) marks. 

Surbhi Pargal and Mehak Mahajan of DBN Vidya Mandir and Shiksha Niektan Higher Secondary School took second and third positions in Science with 726 and 723 marks respectively. Somika Aggarwal and Payal Gupta of Shiksha Niketan Hr Secondary School , Jeevan Nagar and Jatin Wahi of Kotwal National Institute of Teaching got second and third positions in Commerce securing 726 and 722 marks. Second and third positions in Arts went to Varun Kumar of SRML Higher Secondary School and Aarushi Jandial of RKS Girls Higher Secondary School securing 688 and 681 marks . 

Government Girls Higher Secondary School Mubarak Mandi, Jammu has secured 11 positions in the 12th class annual results, including seven in faculty of Home Science and four in faculty of Arts. 

The school swayed with seven positions in Home Science Faculty, including first position (Sonal Jain with 84.9 % marks), thirds position (Shria Abrol with 79.8 %), 4th position (Asma Amin with 73.8 % marks), 5th position (Reetika Jain with 73.9%), 7th position (Shivani Sharma with 71.4 %,) 8th position with 69.6 %) and 10th position (Neha Gupta with 67.04 percent marks). 

Similarly, the school secured four positions in the faculty of arts which include 5th position (Riya Gupta with 90.5 %), 7thposition (Kamaljot Kour with 90.1 %), 8th position (Swati Adotra with 90 %) and 9th position (Mridu Sharma with 89.4 percent marks).