Spectacular results for Indian curriculum schools in Kingdom

Hassan Cheruppa Saudi Gazette JEDDAH — Students of international schools in Saudi Arabia, including community and private schools, have come out with fly colors in the All-India Senior School Certificate Examination (AISSCE) conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). IISJ continues to excel International Indian School, Jeddah, (IISJ) has lived up to its excellent reputation with students securing outstanding marks for the sixth consecutive year in the CBSE class XX11th examinations. Syed Masood Ahmed, the principal of IISJ, told Saudi Gazette that the school has again set new records. There are 1,862 distinctions in different subjects and 694 A1 grades. “Of the total 543 students appeared for the exam, 520 students passed with 60 percent and above, and this is a great achievement as it is far above the CBSE’s overall results,” he claimed. A total of 44 students secured 90 percent and above while 11 are placed in compartment and one student failed. Girls outshone boys both in quality as well as in quantity with 100 percent pass, and all the four overall toppers are girls.   Lamiah Basheer K is the topper in the school by scoring 96.8 percent. She is the second topper in the Kingdom. Nuha Khan who scored 95.8 percent came second while Maleeha Nousheed and Fathima Lamiya who scored 95.6 percent respectively shared the third position. Farsin Ahmed Niwas scored 100 percent marks in physics and Sumiya Khalid Ali Khan scored 100 percent marks in sociology. Principal Ahmed thanked the teachers, students, and their parents for enabling IISJ to maintain excellent results. “I specially thank my colleagues for their tireless efforts, showing extreme keenness and concern in the case of each and every student individually. However, we have the observations that parents should be more cooperative with the school staff in achieving more successes and further improving the performance of their wards.” Stream toppers with percentage of marks in brackets Science Boys: 1-Farsin Ahamed Niwas (94.6). 2- Saravanan (94). 3- Syed Zaid Ahmed (93). Girls: 1- Lamiah Basheer Koduvayakkal (96.8). 2- Maleeha Nuasheen (95.6).3 -Fathima Lamiya (95.6). 4- Madiha Ameen (94.2) Commerce Boys: 1- Zubair Mohammed Hussain (93.8). 2- Azhar Rahmathullah Mohammed (93.6). 3- Mohamed Ameer Nousahd (91.8). 4- Rayyan Kamal Farrukh (91.8). Girls: 1- Sumairah Mahveen (94.8). 2- Hania Samar (94). 3- Shama Salim (93.8). Humanities Boys: 1- Mohammed Rihan (87.6). 2- Anwar Sayed (85.4). 3- Mohamed Farhan Faruk Patel (84.4). Girls: 1- Nuha Khan (95.8). 2- Samiya Khalid Ali Khan (94.6). 3- Ms. Noreen Shah (94).   IISR results best in 30 years International Indian School, Riyadh, (IISR) scored 97.8 percent results. Dr. S.M. Shaukat Perwez, the principal of IISR, said the result is the best in 30 years of IISR history, with 97.8 pass percentage. As many as 635 students appeared for the examination and a total of 253 students won distinction and another 507 have secured first class. The number of students with second class is 56 while another three passed with third class. Out of the total 635 students appeared, 621 passed, 55 are placed in compartment and 14 failed. Sahel Basharat is the topper with 96.6 percent in science stream and Shahbaz Basheer (96.2 percent) came second while the third position shared by Sharon Jancy Gigy and Jiyana Roy with 95.2 percent marks in science. Sharon Jancy Gigy has secured full marks in Biology. Teena Biju who scored 95.8 percent is the topper in commerce while the second and third positions bagged by Ayesha Shafique Ansar (93.6 percent) and Tazeen (92.4 percent). In the humanities stream, Nazira Begum and Sithi Hajarah Shah who scored 92.2 percent are the toppers. Saud Nasir (91.4 percent) and Basila Thenari (89.4 percent) came second and third respectively. Perwez complimented the team of dedicated senior teachers for the outstanding result. “I also extend my happiest compliments to the parents who have spared all their efforts for this success. The ever-enthusiastic school team took innovative steps to prepare the students for this examination, and with the same spirit the school will march forward to scale new heights in future too,” he said while expressing gratitude to the school managing committee for their support and cooperation.   Tabuk Indian School shines Tabuk International Indian School bagged excellent results. The school secured 96 percent result, with 25 out of 26 students passing the exams. Girls have scored 100 percent while the percentage of boys is 96.15, according to Principal S.M. Samsuddin. He thanked the teachers, students and their parents for bringing laurels to the school. The following are the toppers in each stream with percentage of marks in brackets. Science: Nawal Sajid (87). 2- Rehab (84.6). 3- Irfana (84). Commerce: 1- Sara Mohammed (82). 2- Sajna Sadhik (67). 3. Rahel Mohammed (63.4).