Students of Classes 10 and 12 of Indian Schools in Oman have braved all odds to come out with flying colours in the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) results announced recently.
The 2023 results of the CBSE Board have set an all-time record for the Indian Schools in Oman with an increased percentage of high achievers as compared to previous years, thereby setting another benchmark of excellence in academics.
Dr. Sivakumar Manickam, Chairman, Board of Directors, Indian Schools Oman congratulated the students who have made their alma mater and parents proud with outstanding results. He lauded the unflinching support of the Principals who rolled out measures to overcome the learning loss due to the pandemic and the efforts of the School Managements that have made all efforts to set higher benchmark of success in the Board Exams.
“All stakeholders in education had pulled together to ensure that students learned despite aftermath challenges posed by the unfinished learning during the pandemic. It is the efforts of the teachers in doing the continuous follow-up; and parents with their unstinting support that helped the students perform to their best,” said Dr. Sivakumar Manickam while congratulating the students and the schools for the stupendous results.
The Oman toppers in Class 12 Science stream are as follows: The first position is claimed by Dhruvan Gnanadhandayuthapani (Indian School Al Ghubra) and Shaan Shetal Vora (Indian School Al Wadi Al Kabir) with 98.6%; Swatirajesh (Indian School Sohar) is in the second position with 97.8% and Jheel Chethan Thanki (Indian School Muscat) in the third position with 97.6%.
In the Commerce Stream, Meghna Jayakumar of Indian School Sohar (97%), Demello Mark Savio of Indian School Muscat (96.6%) and Melina Natasha Goves of Indian School Al Ghubra (96.4%) secured the first, the second and the third positions respectively.
The three positions in the Humanities stream are as follows: The first position is claimed by two students Rebecca Magdalena Dsouza of Indian School Muscat and Thana Aysha of Indian School Al Ghubra both scoring 96.6%; Diya Ganapathy Bollepanda (96.4%) and Fauziya Feroz Peerzade (96%) from Indian School Muscat are in the second and the third positions respectively.
Class X results of Indian Schools have been phenomenal; the toppers in Oman are as follows: Two students from Indian School Al Ghubra, Geetika Manoj Nambiar and Vedica Chhabra have secured 99% to claim the first position; the second position goes to Amal Ikbal of Indian School Al Wadi Al Kabir with 98.6%; and in the third position there are three students with 98.4% – Dhaval Gowder of Indian School Al Ghubra, Rahul Elamaran and Navneet Gopalan from Indian School Al Maabela.
The Indian Schools do not put any restriction on admissions and every child who seeks admission finds a place irrespective of academic performance. In addition to the lessons imparted during school hours, the schools have implemented multiple initiatives, as support mechanism for children. These include Remedial Classes, Virtual Learning Environment, and common pre-board examination aimed at ensuring well-being of children.