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Class 10 PSEB result: No merit holder from SAS Nagar

The schools in SAS Nagar have been performing poorly for the past consecutive five years, with only 61.77% students clearing Class 10 this year. Moreover, not even a single child out of 5,578 students who cleared the board exams from the district managed to find a place in the state merit list of 355 students.

Updated on: May 25, 2016, 13:53:14 IST
Hindustan Times | By , SAS Nagar
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The schools in SAS Nagar have been performing poorly for the past consecutive five years, with only 61.77% students clearing Class 10 this year. Moreover, not even a single child out of 5,578 students who cleared the board exams from the district managed to find a place in the state merit list of 355 students.

Even in the Class 12 results declared on May 13, SAS Nagar failed to make an impression with its overall pass percentage of 69.1. (Representative image)
Even in the Class 12 results declared on May 13, SAS Nagar failed to make an impression with its overall pass percentage of 69.1. (Representative image)

With only 5,578 of 9,031 students passing the exam, SAS Nagar is second from bottom among the 22 districts of the state. Barnala is the only district that has the least number of students passing with 57.79 pass percentage. Neighbouring districts like Rupnagar have fared well by recording a pass percentage of 70.86, with even the border districts performing much better. This is despite the fact that the schools in SAS Nagar do not lack in terms of infrastructure and are the most sought after by the teachers. “The teachers will have to face action. Just like teachers with poor results in Class 12 have been pulled up, similarly the teachers of Class 10 will also face action,” said DEO (secondary) Mewa Singh Sandhu.

 
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Shailee Dogra

Shailee Dogra is a Principal Correspondent covering Himachal Pradesh. While working with Hindustan Times since February 2006, her journalism experience spans across covering crime, court, Mohali, Panchkula, in addition to covering the Punjab and Haryana High Court. Reporting for Himachal Bureau, she covers politics, security, public policy, finance, industries and commerce, rural development, legal affairs, environment. Her focus is the socio-political landscape of the hill state, with a specific emphasis on the environment, forest conservation, drug menace, affairs related to tribal areas of the state.

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