HSLC '08 Results
Private schools continue steal the show:
Imphal, May 22: Scoring a total mark of 601, Romen Chongtham of St Joseph's School, Sangaiprou topped this year's High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) Examination 2008conducted by the Board of Secondary Education Manipur.
Sanasam Sangita of St George High School, Wangkhei missed the top spot by a single mark.
The third position was bagged by Chetanbala Hijam of Nirmalabas School, Imphal with a total score of 597 .
The overall pass percentage is the highest in the last five years.
This year's result made a considerable improvement at 58 percent over last year's 52 percent.
The pass percentage for male candidates is 67 percent while that of the females is 56percent.
As per the merit list, Catholic School, Canchipur and St Joseph's School, Sangaiprou performed the best producing seven and six position holders respectively in the top 25 .
St George High School, Wangkhei and Don Bosco School, Imphal produced three position holders each in the top 25 .
For English subject, Sanasam Sangita and Yumnam Alfred, both belonging to St George High School, Wangkhei scored the highest mark at 91 .
The highest mark in Mathematics was jointly scored by Neerajkumar Sharma Manohar of St Joseph's School, Sangaiprou and Pritam Lourembam of Universal Students' Academy, Singjamei at 99 .
For Science subject, Charan Kumar Asem of Catholic School, Canchipur scored the highest mark of 146 .
Scoring 100 out of 100, Tanushree Lourembam of Catholic School got the highest mark in Computer Science.
For Higher Mathematics, Romen Chongtham and Ronald Kungsaomakbou Abonmei, both of St Joseph's School, Sangaiprou are the joint top scorers at 99 .
Pushpanjali Takhellambam of Little Flower School got the highest mark in Manipuri at 92.
In Commerce, Babita Choudhary of Guru Nanak Public School, Imphal, Koijam Korou Shen of St Joseph's School, Md Irshad Khan of Emmanuel English School, Haipi, Keithelmanbi, Shivani Jain of Guru Nanak Public School and Thangminlien Haokip of St Mary's High School, Churachandpur scored 88 each as top scorers.
In a marked departure from the previous trend in which schools located in greater Imphal area wholly dominated the top section of the merit list, many schools located in rural areas and other districts made a daring challenge to the Imphal based schools producing as many as six students in the top 25 .
These promising schools include Bethel English School, Nambol Chingmang, St John's English High school, Nambol, SurRashi Elite School, Mayang Imphal, L Ibomcha Standard English School, Icham Khunou, St Mary's High School, Churachandpur and KM Blooming English School, Khangabok.
Toppers' choice: It was because of the ceaseless support of family members, influential guidance from teachers, hardwork of the self, and above all, blessing of the Almighty that helped collectively in reaping fruit as toppers, echoed the top three position holders of this year's HSLC examination declared this afternoon.
Romen Chongtham of St Joesph's School, Sangaiprou bagged first position, while second and third position went to Sanasam Sangita Devi of St George High School, Wangkhei and Chetanbala Hijam of Nirmalabas School, Imphal respectively.
Romen while talking to The Sangai Express conveyed his desire to continue study in science stream at Delhi Public School, while Sangita and Chetanbala too shared their wishes to pursue in science but in a private school of the State.
Romen said that he aspires to become a computer software engineer through IIT and wishes to change the stream to MBA after completion of his engineering degree.
Sangita said that she too aims to join the country's premier technical institute and become an electronics engineer.
However, Chetanbala said she wants to serve the State by becoming a doctor.
Apart from study, Romen said, he loves computer game and basketball, while Chetanbala said that she loves watching soccer.
Brazillian stars Ronaldo and Kaka are her favourites, she added.
Sangita said she would want to enjoy some soothing music during her free time.
Romen is the only son of Chongtham Rajen and Chongtham (O) Gambhini of Sagolband Moirang Hanuba Maning Leirak, while Sangita is the daughter of Sanasam Radha and Sanasam (O) Yayai of Wangkhei laishram Leikai.
Chetanbala is the elder of the two daughters of Hijam Purneshwar and Hijam (O) Devdani of Thangmeiband Thingel Leikai.
Source: The Sangai Express
Imphal, May 22: Scoring a total mark of 601, Romen Chongtham of St Joseph's School, Sangaiprou topped this year's High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) Examination 2008conducted by the Board of Secondary Education Manipur.
Sanasam Sangita of St George High School, Wangkhei missed the top spot by a single mark.
The third position was bagged by Chetanbala Hijam of Nirmalabas School, Imphal with a total score of 597 .
The overall pass percentage is the highest in the last five years.
This year's result made a considerable improvement at 58 percent over last year's 52 percent.
The pass percentage for male candidates is 67 percent while that of the females is 56percent.
As per the merit list, Catholic School, Canchipur and St Joseph's School, Sangaiprou performed the best producing seven and six position holders respectively in the top 25 .
St George High School, Wangkhei and Don Bosco School, Imphal produced three position holders each in the top 25 .
For English subject, Sanasam Sangita and Yumnam Alfred, both belonging to St George High School, Wangkhei scored the highest mark at 91 .
The highest mark in Mathematics was jointly scored by Neerajkumar Sharma Manohar of St Joseph's School, Sangaiprou and Pritam Lourembam of Universal Students' Academy, Singjamei at 99 .
For Science subject, Charan Kumar Asem of Catholic School, Canchipur scored the highest mark of 146 .
Scoring 100 out of 100, Tanushree Lourembam of Catholic School got the highest mark in Computer Science.
For Higher Mathematics, Romen Chongtham and Ronald Kungsaomakbou Abonmei, both of St Joseph's School, Sangaiprou are the joint top scorers at 99 .
Pushpanjali Takhellambam of Little Flower School got the highest mark in Manipuri at 92.
In Commerce, Babita Choudhary of Guru Nanak Public School, Imphal, Koijam Korou Shen of St Joseph's School, Md Irshad Khan of Emmanuel English School, Haipi, Keithelmanbi, Shivani Jain of Guru Nanak Public School and Thangminlien Haokip of St Mary's High School, Churachandpur scored 88 each as top scorers.
In a marked departure from the previous trend in which schools located in greater Imphal area wholly dominated the top section of the merit list, many schools located in rural areas and other districts made a daring challenge to the Imphal based schools producing as many as six students in the top 25 .
These promising schools include Bethel English School, Nambol Chingmang, St John's English High school, Nambol, SurRashi Elite School, Mayang Imphal, L Ibomcha Standard English School, Icham Khunou, St Mary's High School, Churachandpur and KM Blooming English School, Khangabok.
Toppers' choice: It was because of the ceaseless support of family members, influential guidance from teachers, hardwork of the self, and above all, blessing of the Almighty that helped collectively in reaping fruit as toppers, echoed the top three position holders of this year's HSLC examination declared this afternoon.
Romen Chongtham of St Joesph's School, Sangaiprou bagged first position, while second and third position went to Sanasam Sangita Devi of St George High School, Wangkhei and Chetanbala Hijam of Nirmalabas School, Imphal respectively.
Romen while talking to The Sangai Express conveyed his desire to continue study in science stream at Delhi Public School, while Sangita and Chetanbala too shared their wishes to pursue in science but in a private school of the State.
Romen said that he aspires to become a computer software engineer through IIT and wishes to change the stream to MBA after completion of his engineering degree.
Sangita said that she too aims to join the country's premier technical institute and become an electronics engineer.
However, Chetanbala said she wants to serve the State by becoming a doctor.
Apart from study, Romen said, he loves computer game and basketball, while Chetanbala said that she loves watching soccer.
Brazillian stars Ronaldo and Kaka are her favourites, she added.
Sangita said she would want to enjoy some soothing music during her free time.
Romen is the only son of Chongtham Rajen and Chongtham (O) Gambhini of Sagolband Moirang Hanuba Maning Leirak, while Sangita is the daughter of Sanasam Radha and Sanasam (O) Yayai of Wangkhei laishram Leikai.
Chetanbala is the elder of the two daughters of Hijam Purneshwar and Hijam (O) Devdani of Thangmeiband Thingel Leikai.
Source: The Sangai Express
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