PUNE SSC students, despite struggling to get access to their marks on Friday, were then elated with the results.
Soham Mhetre, a student of Zeal Institutes’ Silver Crest School scored 98%. “It was a difficult year, to be studying completely online, but my parents, teachers and school helped me get through this year. They provided me with every facility I needed to study. I accepted the fact that this pandemic would continue and made most of the situation and am satisfied with my marks,” said the student, planning for a Master’s in robotics.
While DES Secondary School got a 100% result, Chinmay Nitin Bhave secured the first rank in his school with 98.40%.
Shankeshwari Dyaneshwar Lashkare would have liked her father, a labourer to know her score of 95% in the SSC exams, but sadly, he died a month ago. Her mother, a housemaid is thrilled.
“I am a student of Dr Nanasaheb Parulekar School in Yerawada. It has been a tough year, starting with the fact that with lockdown, I had no means of studying online, until the school gave us a mobile phone to attend classes through an NGO. It was difficult to study because of network issues, calls getting cut in between and understanding the teachers. I would revise every day after the lecture was over. I want to be a lawyer when I grow up,” said this Maths-loving girl.
{{/usCountry}}“I am a student of Dr Nanasaheb Parulekar School in Yerawada. It has been a tough year, starting with the fact that with lockdown, I had no means of studying online, until the school gave us a mobile phone to attend classes through an NGO. It was difficult to study because of network issues, calls getting cut in between and understanding the teachers. I would revise every day after the lecture was over. I want to be a lawyer when I grow up,” said this Maths-loving girl.
{{/usCountry}}Aksharnandan Secondary School student Trunaya Parineeta Unmesh scored 83.20%. “We faced a lot of technical issues at the beginning of this academic year, but teachers and parents helped us. We could reach our teachers whenever we needed them, so there wasn’t a problem. I just had to push myself to study. There were internal assessment assignments that I completed and I was doing pretty decent on my tests.”