Even after 45 days of the announcement of SSLC results, the toppers' list continues to grow. In the last few days, four students have bagged the second rank in SSLC, courtesy re-evaluation. The latest student to join the second-rank club is K Kruti of Mysuru. Kruti had secured 615 in the tenth standard exams. However, she was not happy with the marks and hence applied for re-evaluation. Her efforts paid off as the evaluators found that she deserved seven marks more and with this, Kruti's latest score is 622, thereby standing second in the exam. The tenth standard exams were held in April/May this year and the results were announced on May 21.
Speaking to Mirror, Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board (KSEEB) officials said, "By now, most of the students would have got admissions in colleges. A difference of one or two marks may not make any difference. However, the competitive spirit among students is so much that they don't want to leave even a single mark. Maybe this is the reason why we are getting so many toppers this year." The best example for this can be Sahana Hiremani of Hubballi. She was in third position in the SSLC results with 621 marks. However, Sahana was in no mood to accept the third rank and hence she applied for re-evaluation. Sahana had secured 99 marks in Hindi, and with re-evaluation, her Hindi marks went up to 100 out of 100.
Among the other students who bagged second rank after re-evaluation was Samhitha D from Chinmaya High School, Mangaluru. She had secured 618 and her marks went up to 622 after re-evaluation. Speaking to Bangalore Mirror, on receiving the letter, she said, "I was expecting above 620 and was confident that I had not made a mistake. I was disappointed with the results. I applied for a copy of my answer script and applied for re-evaluation. I was lucky to get two more marks each in Science and Kannada. In case there was no mistake in valuation, I too would be considered one among the state toppers, when the results were declared," she said. A classical singer, she has participated in several competitions including national-level ones. She is a student at Sharada College.
The fourth student to have bagged second rank in re-evaluation was Sreshta from Belur. Her original marks were 619. She got six marks after re-evaluation and her total marks went up to 625.
Source : Bangaloremirror.com
Speaking to Mirror, Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board (KSEEB) officials said, "By now, most of the students would have got admissions in colleges. A difference of one or two marks may not make any difference. However, the competitive spirit among students is so much that they don't want to leave even a single mark. Maybe this is the reason why we are getting so many toppers this year." The best example for this can be Sahana Hiremani of Hubballi. She was in third position in the SSLC results with 621 marks. However, Sahana was in no mood to accept the third rank and hence she applied for re-evaluation. Sahana had secured 99 marks in Hindi, and with re-evaluation, her Hindi marks went up to 100 out of 100.
Among the other students who bagged second rank after re-evaluation was Samhitha D from Chinmaya High School, Mangaluru. She had secured 618 and her marks went up to 622 after re-evaluation. Speaking to Bangalore Mirror, on receiving the letter, she said, "I was expecting above 620 and was confident that I had not made a mistake. I was disappointed with the results. I applied for a copy of my answer script and applied for re-evaluation. I was lucky to get two more marks each in Science and Kannada. In case there was no mistake in valuation, I too would be considered one among the state toppers, when the results were declared," she said. A classical singer, she has participated in several competitions including national-level ones. She is a student at Sharada College.
The fourth student to have bagged second rank in re-evaluation was Sreshta from Belur. Her original marks were 619. She got six marks after re-evaluation and her total marks went up to 625.
Source : Bangaloremirror.com
