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SPANDAN BIFF 2016 Issue - 5| 2Nd July 2017| 1 Dr DPS Bokaro Chronicle COMPLETION OF 30 GLORIOUS YEARS THE PINNACLE SEEKERS 137 Students secure CGPA 10 in AISSE 2017 AVERAGE AGGREGATE OF STUDENTS IN AISSCE 2017 IS 85.76 75 Students fetch laurels in JEE (ADVANCE) 2017 61 Students Qualify NEET 2017 2 Students Qualify AIIMS 2017 DPSS Empowers Third National Knowledge SPANDAN BIFF 2016 Issue - 5| 2nd July 2017| 1 Dr. Manisha Tiwari Convergence Live Exhibits DPS Bokaro Chronicle Professional Development in Educational Management(PDEM) Conducted by Delhi Public School Society, New Delhi Empowers Dr. Manisha Tiwari (Headmistress) n exclusive programme - Professional responsibility of providing high quality and Development in Educational holistic education to its students making it AManagement (PDEM) was conducted a strong school community both locally and by the Human Resource Development Centre globally. A journey in pursuance of those of Delhi Public School Society, New Delhi. crucial insights thus becomes a key for any The Headmistress Dr. Manisha Tiwari who educator. Such professional development participated in the programme, exhibited programmes help to provide a learning tremendous leadership responsibilities and platform to the educators enabling them received Grade ‘A’. The programme was held with the tools and techniques to foresee the in New Delhi during 18 June – Nov 12, 2016. future needs of a school, its students and the Dr. Hemlata S. Mohan (Director and environment in general.” Principal) congratulated Dr. Tiwari on her She further hoped that the enriching experience successful completion of the programme. that Dr. Manisha Tiwari had acquired would She said, “Every school has a tremendous add an edge to her professional competence. Issue - 5| 2nd July 2017| 2 DPS Bokaro Chronicle Dr. Hemlata S. Mohan FROM THE DIRECTOR & PRINCIPAL’S DESK : “Truth alone triumphs not falsehood. Through truth, may you attain that inner illumination and prosper gloriously. ” On our stride towards the completion of the thirty glorious years of imparting quintessential education we have triumphantly explored beyond the conventional means of inculcating the vital life skills in students. The awe-inspiring accomplishments of the students in the board exams AISSE and AISSCE – 2017 on one hand and the stellar performance in the JEE Mains(210+) and Advance levels (75+). The NEET(61 out of 76) on the other hand and it's high success ratio was fused with the essence of fulfillment. This accomplishment saga takes us miles ahead when we learn that our alumni have cracked the coveted Civil Services or qualified for Scholarships from renowned international platforms like the Cornell University. All of them attribute their achievements to the vital years of schooling that they received under the mentorship of a wonderful team. The confines of the classroom can no longer boast of being the arena of model teaching and learning. Learning through experiential exploits in real or semi-real situations is the demand of our times. So we promote a world-view oriented learning to scale the depths of knowledge with the enthusiasm of arduous trekkers nurturing the hope to scale the knowledge mountain. SHABD –National Inter-school Knowledge Convergence Meet 2017 and DRISHYAM- Bokaro International Film Festival proved to be iconic ventures in bringing some of the dynamic minds of the nation together on the same platform for intellectual exchanges through multi format debates, quizzes, theatre creative writing and film discussion activities. These programmes encourage the young minds to appreciate and analyze public speaking, art of critical thinking and films, with a social responsibility and consciousness. Spandan - The live Exhibits turned out to be a treat to our intellect and a feast to the eyes with the students enthusiastically presenting diplays in various subjects. For the record our students have won five major national level dramatics, debationg, installation art and quizzing competitions across four states of the country whch included prestigeous institutions like Mayo College Girls' School-Ajmer, B.K. Birla Centre for Education-Pune, St Michael's School-Siliguri, PCRA- New Delhi and closer home at D.A.V Hazaribagh and BIT-Mesra. Children acquired immense satisfaction by contributing generously in the Joy of Giving week and whole-heartedly in the Swachh Sanatan campaign. It is indeed gratifying to observe them pick up the social skills during the ventures Chalo Gaon ki Ore as it undoubtedly paves the path for a more sensitised future and a larger understanding of the society. Wishing everyone the colours of unbridled joy and happiness! Issue - 5| 2nd July 2017| 3 DPS Bokaro Chronicle RESULT ANALYSIS OF ALL INDIA SECONDARY SCHOOL EXAMINATION, SESSION 2016-2017 TWENTY-NINTH BATCH OF CLASS – X SL PARTICULARS FIGURE PERCENT 1. NO OF STUDENTS APPEARED & QUALIFIED 222 100 2. NO. OF STUDENTS WHO SCORED A1 IN ALL SUBJECTS (CGPA 10) 137 61.71 3. NO. OF STUDENTS WHO SCORED CGPA 9.8 AND ABOVE 149 67.11 4. NO. OF STUDENTS WHO SCORED CGPA 9.6 AND ABOVE 163 73.42 5. NO. OF STUDENTS WHO SCORED CGPA 9.4 AND ABOVE 172 77.47 6. NO. OF STUDENTS WHO SCORED CGPA 9.2 AND ABOVE 176 79.27 7. AVERAGE CGPA PER STUDENT 9.61 SCHOOL TOPPERS (CGPA – 10) SL STUDENT NAME SL STUDENT NAME SL STUDENT NAME 1 AADIL SAJJAD 32 ARYAN GUPTA 63 KUMAR ABHIJEET 2 AASTHA SHAYLA 33 ARYAN JAKHAR 64 KUMAR SATYAM 3 ABHIJEET MANOHAR 34 ASHISH HARSHVARDHAN 65 MANAS KUMAR SANDA 4 ABHIJEET SINHA 35 ASHNA ESHIKA 66 MANYA SINGH 5 ABHINAV PRAKASH 36 ASHUTOSH BHADAURIA 67 MAYANK KUMAR 6 ADITYA NARAYAN 37 ASMITA GOSWAMI 68 MEENAL JALOTA 7 ADITYA RAJ 38 ASTHA AGRAWAL 69 MOHAMMAD AREEB AHMAD 8 ADITYA RAJ 39 AVANEESH RAY 70 MRIDUL PRITHVI TEJ 9 ADRIKA KUNDU 40 AVIRAL HARSH 71 MRINAL ANAND 10 ADWITI BISHWANATH 41 AYAN 72 NAMRATA SINHA 11 AKANKSHA IRA 42 AYAN CHAKRABORTY 73 NEEL PARITOSH 12 ALOK KUMAR 43 AYUSH ANAND 74 NEERAJ KISHORE 13 AMAN ANAND 44 AYUSH PRATIK JHA 75 NIVEDITA MALLICK 14 AMARDEEP 45 AYUSH RAI 76 PARUL SHREYA 15 AMEY VIKRAM CHAUHAN 46 AYUSHI 77 PAYEL PARIRA 16 AMITA BANERJEE 47 AYUSHMAN JHA 78 PRACHI ASHMI 17 AMRESHWAR MISHRA 48 BHAVYA JHA 79 PRAJNAPAN BASU 18 AMRITA TIWARY 49 BHAWAYA GAUTAM 80 PRAKASH KUMAR 19 ANAND SINGH 50 DIKSHA ARYA 81 PRANAV PRANJAL 20 ANANYA SINGH 51 DIPTANSHU DIVYA 82 PRANAY CHAUDHARY 21 ANJALI KUMARI 52 DIVYANSH RAJ 83 PRIYA SINHA 22 ANKIT KUMAR 53 FAHAD HUSSAIN 84 PRIYAM BAJPAI 23 ANUBHAV SINHA 54 GARIMA SINGH 85 RACHITA SRIVASTAVA 24 ANURAG GHOSH 55 GAURAV KUMAR 86 RAJ RISHI 25 ANUSHKA PAUL 56 HARSHITA SINGH 87 RAKSHIT ROHAN 26 APARNA ANSHU 57 HARSHPREET KAUR 88 RICHA MISHRA 27 APOORVA KASHYAP 58 KASHISH KASHYAP 89 RISHIKA 28 APOORVA NIRALA 59 KESHAV JHA 90 RISHIKA SRIVASTAVA 29 ARPIT MALLICK 60 KINSHUK G PANDEY 91 RIYA SHARMA 30 ARSH RAJ 61 KISLAYA KARNIK 92 ROHAN SAHANA 31 ARUNIM RAY 62 KSHITIJ SHARMA Issue - 5| 2nd July 2017| 4 DPS Bokaro Chronicle SL STUDENT NAME SL STUDENT NAME SL STUDENT NAME 93 SAGAR MISHRA 109 SHREYA SRISTI 125 SUMAN BHATTACHARYYA 94 SAI PRAKASH 110 SHUBHAM KUMAR 126 SUNAINA JHAJARIA 95 SAKSHI SENGAR 111 SIDDHARTHA SHEKHAR MISHRA 127 SUNNY SHAURYA 96 SAMIKSHA 112 SMARTH GANGULY 128 SWAPNIL GYANESH 97 SANAT KUMAR SRIVASTAVA 113 SOHAM MOHANTY 129 SWAPNIL PRIYADARSHI 98 SANKALP PARAKH 114 SOMIK CHOWDHURY 130 SWATI SONI 99 SATYAM PRIYAM 115 SONE PRIYA 131 TRISHALA SHARMA 100 SAURAV PRIYADARSHI 116 SOUMYA MISHRA 132 TUSHAR RANJAN 101 SHAMBHAVI JHA 117 SOURAV BISWAS 133 URVASHI AARYIKA 102 SHAURYA SHATAKSHI 118 SPARSH RAJ 134 UTKARSH HARKERNI 103 SHIRSH SAWARNA 119 SPRIHA PRIYADARSHI 135 UTKARSH SHANDILYA 104 SHIVAM ANAND 120 SRISHTI SAGAR 136 VAIDIK VERMA 105 SHIVAM ATULYA 121 STUTI KUMAR 137 YOGYA SINGHAL 106 SHIVANSHU SHEKHAR 122 STUTI TANEJA 107 SHIWALI KARN 123 SUBHAM PRIYADARSHI 108 SHRESTH JAIN 124 SUDIP CHAKRABORTY TOTAL NO. OF A1 & A2 IN EACH SUBJECT SUBJECT STUDENTS A1 & A2 % age APPEARED ENGLISH COMMUNICATIVE 222 220 99.0 HINDI 29 25 86.2 COMMUNICATIVE SANSKRIT 193 184 95.3 MATHEMATICS 222 190 85.6 SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 222 198 89.2 SOCIAL SCIENCE 222 189 85.1 VOCATIONAL IT 222 216 97.3 Issue - 5| 2nd July 2017| 5 DPS Bokaro Chronicle RESULT ANALYSIS OF ALL INDIA SENIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION SESSION 2016- 2017 TWENTY-SEVENTH BATCH OF CLASS - XII SL. PARTICULARS FIGURE PERCENT 1. NO. OF STUDENTS APPEARED 470 – 2. NO. OF STUDENTS WHO SCORED 90% AND ABOVE 166 35.32 3. NO. OF STUDENTS WHO SCORED 80% AND ABOVE 370 78.72 4. NO. OF STUDENTS WHO SCORED 75% AND ABOVE 427 90.85 5. NO. OF STUDENTS WHO SCORED 60% AND BELOW 75% 38 8.09 6. TOTAL NO. OF SUBJECT DISTINCTIONS (SCIENCE) 2091 96.14 7. TOTAL NO. OF SUBJECT DISTINCTIONS (COMMERCE) 122 69.71 8. AVERAGE DISTINCTION RATIO (SCIENCE) 4.81 – 9. AVERAGE DISTINCTION RATIO (COMMERCE) 3.49 – 10. AVERAGE AGGREGATE OF PASSED STUDENTS – 85.76 SCHOOL TOPPERS (SCIENCE STREAM) SL.NO. NAME OF THE STUDENTS TOTAL MARKS PERCENTAGE OF MARKS 1. SHIVANGI SINGH 490 98.0 2. ISHANI SRIVASTAVA 489 97.8 3. MD ALTAMASH MAZHARI 487 97.4 4. AMISHA RAJ 486 97.2 TANYA SNEH ADITYA AMAN KUMAR RAHUL RAMANI 484 5. 96.8 ASMITA PAUL NITIKA NAVYA SOUMILI MANDAL 6. 483 96.6 TAIYAB AASHIR 7. 481 96.2 URVI SHARVANI 8. 480 96.0 UTKARSH GAURAV 9. 479 95.8 ANSHUL KUMAR MISHRA MANIKANT VERMA 10. 478 95.6 PRABHASH KUMAR Issue - 5| 2nd July 2017| 6 DPS Bokaro Chronicle SCHOOL TOPPERS (COMMERCE STREAM) SL.NO. NAME OF THE STUDENTS TOTAL MARKS PERCENTAGE OF MARKS 1. SAMVRIDHI SHRESTHA 474 94.80 2. RAJ PATODI 457 91.40 SHIVAM 3. 452 90.40 SHIVANI SINGH 4.
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