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MAURITIUS EXAMINATIONS SYNDICATE C P E 2014 - Pass Rate by School Total SCHOOL No Passed% Passed Examined A SOKAPPADU GOVT SCHOOL119 107 89.92 ABDOOL RAHMAN ABDOOL GS 128 91 71.09 ADOLPHE DE PLEVITZ GOVT SCH13 10 76.92 ADOLPHE DE PLEVITZ S S S 5 0.00 ADVENTIST COLLEGE3 3 100.00 AIME CESAIRE G S 25 15 60.00 ALBION GOVT SCOOL26 13 50.00 ALEEMIAH COLLEGE (GIRLS)3 3 100.00 ALEEMIAH FORMS I-VI BOYS COLLEGE1 1 100.00 ALLEE BRILLANT GOVT SCHOOL11 7 63.64 ALPHA COLLEGE27 1 3.70 AMAURY GOVERNMENT44 42 95.45 ANDRE BAZERQUE GOVT SCHOOL19 9 47.37 ANDRE GLOVER GOVERNMENT SCHOOL75 51 68.00 ANTOINETTE PRUDENCE STE FAMILLE R.C.A106 77 72.64 ARAUCARIA COMMUNITY GOVT SCHOOL44 28 63.64 ARSENAL GOVT SCHOOL31 19 61.29 B KHEMLOLIVA GOVT SCHOOL37 23 62.16 B RAMLALLAH SSS 15 4 26.67 B.P.S COLLEGE1 0.00 BAICHOO MADHOO G.S 195 177 90.77 BAMBOUS (BOYS)SSS21 1 4.76 BAMBOUS 'A' GS 99 46 46.46 BARKLY GOVT SCHOOL30 13 43.33 BARLOW GOVT SCHOOL22 22 100.00 BASILE ALLAS PORT MATHURIN GOVT SCHOOL105 63 60.00 BASSOODHEB ROSUNEE GOVT SCHOOL75 57 76.00 BATATRAND GOVT SCHOOL29 15 51.72 BEAU SEJOUR GOVT SCHOOL88 77 87.50 BEAU VALLON GOVT SCHOOL75 49 65.33 BECKENHAM COLLEGE1 1 100.00 BEL AIR SSS 10 0.00 BEL OMBRE GOVT SCHOOL21 12 57.14 BELLE MARE GOVERNMENT SCHOOL40 24 60.00 BELLE ROSE SSS 2 2 100.00 BETHANY PRIVATE PRIMARY SCHOOL11 11 100.00 BHEEWA MAHADOO G S 87 72 82.76 BHUJOHARRY COLLEGE BOYS DEPT83 6 7.23 BLACK RIVER GOVT SCHOOL27 14 51.85 BOIS DES AMOURETTES GOVT SCH26 23 88.46 BON ACCEUIL STATE COLLEGE9 6 66.67 BON ACCUEIL GOVT SCHOOL120 105 87.50 BPS FATIMA COLLEGE13 0.00 BRISEE VERDIERE GOVT SCHOOL70 54 77.14 BRITANNIA GOVT SCHOOL15 12 80.00 BUSY BEES SENS 11 5 45.45 MAURITIUS EXAMINATIONS SYNDICATE C P E 2014 - Pass Rate by School Total SCHOOL No Passed % Passed Examined CALEBASSES GOVT SCHOOL 109 89 81.65 CAMP DE MASQUE RCA 16 13 81.25 CAMP DE MASQUE STATE COLLEGE (BOYS) 14 5 35.71 CAMP DIABLE GOVT SCHOOL 69 59 85.51 CAMP ITHIER GOVT SCHOOL 57 43 75.44 CAMP THOREL GOVT SCH 32 28 87.50 CANDOS GOVT SCHOOL 23 15 65.22 CAROLINE GOVT SCHOOL 64 51 79.69 CASCAVELLE GOVT SCHOOL 38 13 34.21 CASE NOYALE RCA 34 15 44.12 CAVENDISH INSTITUTE 49 48 97.96 CENTRE D'EDUCATION DEV ENFANTS 18 2 11.11 CHARLES TELFAIR GOVT SCHOOL 43 38 88.37 CHITRAKOOT GOVT SCHOOL 21 17 80.95 CITE ATLEE GOVT SCHOOL 24 14 58.33 CITE VALLIJEE GOVT SCHOOL 35 18 51.43 CITY COLLEGE 66 16 24.24 CLAVIS INTERNATIONAL PRIMARY SCHOOL 21 19 90.48 CLUNY GOVT SCHOOL 28 21 75.00 COEUR SACRE DE JESUS RCA 101 79 78.22 COLLEGE DE LA CONFIANCE 4 0.00 COLLEGE DU ST ESPRIT RIVIERE NOIRE 7 5 71.43 COLLEGE IDEAL 21 1 4.76 COROMANDEL GOVT SCHOOL 75 67 89.33 COSMOPOLITAN COLLEGE 25 11 44.00 COTTAGE GOVERNMENT SCHOOL 50 41 82.00 CREVE COEUR GOVT SCHOOL 24 22 91.67 CUREPIPE COLLEGE 7 1 14.29 CUREPIPE ROAD GOVT SCHOOL 103 85 82.52 D HURRY G S - SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF 6 1 16.67 D.BASANT RAI GOVT SCHOOL 44 41 93.18 D.SEWRAZ GOVT SCHOOL 136 116 85.29 DAR-UL-ILM 10 10 100.00 DAR-UL-MA'ARIF 55 50 90.91 DARWIN COLLEGE 8 3 37.50 DAV COLLEGE MORC ST ANDRE 73 19 26.03 D'EPINAY GOVERNMENT SCHOOL 40 34 85.00 DOHA PRIMARY SHOOL 143 131 91.61 DOOKHEE GUNGAH GOVT SCHOOL 27 17 62.96 DOORGACHUND HURRY GOVT SCHOOL 162 139 85.80 DR EDGAR MILLIEN GOVT SCH 29 13 44.83 DR IDRICE GOOMANY G.S 45 29 64.44 Dr JAMES BURTY DAVID S S S 15 1 6.67 DR ONESIPHE BEAUGEARD GS 78 56 71.79 DUBREUIL GOVT SCHOOL 52 27 51.92 DUNPUTH LALLAH S.S.S 1 1 100.00 MAURITIUS EXAMINATIONS SYNDICATE C P E 2014 - Pass Rate by School Total SCHOOL No Passed % Passed Examined DUPERRE GOVT SCHOOL 69 42 60.87 EBENE SSS BOYS 1 1 100.00 EBENE SSS GIRLS 2 1 50.00 ECOLE DE LORETTE VACOAS 105 105 100.00 ECOLE DU CENTRE/COL P POIVRE 1 1 100.00 ECOLE LIZIE DAN LA MAIN 1 0.00 EDEN COLLEGE 'BOYS' 2 2 100.00 EDEN COLLEGE 'GIRLS' 2 2 100.00 ELSIE PRELE GOVT SCHOOL 82 26 31.71 EMMANUEL ANQUETIL GOVT SCHOOL 78 33 42.31 EMMANUEL ANQUETIL SSS 4 4 100.00 ERNEST FLORENT GOVT SCHOOL 38 32 84.21 ESPERANCE TREBUCHET G S 26 23 88.46 EUGENE DETHISE RCA SCHOOL RCA 54 45 83.33 FATHER RONALD GANDY R.C.A 99 66 66.67 FLACQ POST RCA 38 20 52.63 FLIC EN FLAC GOVT SCHOOL 30 14 46.67 FLOREAL SSS 11 0.00 FOND DU SAC GOVERNMENT SCHOOL 73 65 89.04 FRIENDSHIP COLLEGE BOYS 11 0.00 FRIENDSHIP COLLEGE GIRLS 50 21 42.00 G.R.N.W GOVT SCHOOL 24 12 50.00 GANDHIAN BASIC SCHOOL 8 0.00 GMD ATCHIA STATE COLLEGE 1 1 100.00 GOODLANDS SSS 4 4 100.00 GOODLUCK PRIVATE PRIMARY SCHOOL 22 5 22.73 GOPEECHAND CHUTTUR GOVT SCHOOL 28 26 92.86 GOPEENATH CHEETAMUN GOVT SCH 75 53 70.67 GRAND BAIE GOVT SCHOOL 107 64 59.81 GRAND BEL AIR GOVT SCHOOL 13 6 46.15 GRAND BOIS GOVT SCHOOL 51 37 72.55 GRAND LA FOUCHE CORAIL GOVT 116 63 54.31 GRAND RIVER SOUTH EAST G.S 53 37 69.81 GRAND SABLE GOVT SCHOOL 29 16 55.17 GUY ROZEMONT GOVT SCHOOL 29 10 34.48 HAMILTON COLLEGE 73 14 19.18 HAMPSTEAD JUNIOR SCHOOL 40 40 100.00 HAMPTON SCHOOL 20 20 100.00 HAMPTON SCHOOL 7 7 100.00 HAMSTEAD JUNIOR SCHOOL (NORTH) 45 45 100.00 HEARING IMPAIRED EDU & REHAB I 2 0.00 HENRIETTA GOVT SCHOOL 31 19 61.29 HENRY BUSWELL GOVT SCHOOL 27 12 44.44 HIGHLANDS GOVT SCH 56 48 85.71 HUGH OTTER BARRY GOVT SCHOOL 140 129 92.14 HURRYLALL CHOOROMONEY G S 92 49 53.26 MAURITIUS EXAMINATIONS SYNDICATE C P E 2014 - Pass Rate by School Total SCHOOL No Passed % Passed Examined HURRYPERSAD RAMNARAIN G S 127 54 42.52 ILOT GOVT SCHOOL 26 22 84.62 INST OF ISLAMIC & SECULAR STUD 43 43 100.00 INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE 52 19 36.54 INTERNATIONAL PREPARATORY SCHOOL 4 4 100.00 ISLAMIC CULTURAL COLLEGE 20 2 10.00 ISLAMIC CULTURAL COLLEGE 24 0.00 J M FRANK RICHARD SSS 10 2 20.00 J.T RAMSOONDAR GOVT SCHOOL 47 41 87.23 JAMES TOOLSY GOVT SCHOOL 101 86 85.15 JAWAHARLALL NEHRU GOVT SCHOOL 85 64 75.29 JEAN EON RCA 73 39 53.42 JEAN LEBRUN GOVT SCHOOL 164 145 88.41 JEAN PAUL II RCA SCHOOL 62 40 64.52 JULES KOENIG GOVT SCHOOL 113 97 85.84 KEATS COLLEGE 73 3 4.11 LA BRIQUETTERIE GOVT SCHOOL 34 20 58.82 LA FLORA GOVT SCHOOL 27 21 77.78 LA FRATERNITE MAURICIENNE DES HANDICAPES 1 1 100.00 LA GAULETTE GOVT SCHOOL 38 10 26.32 LA GAULETTE SSS 27 1 3.70 LA SOURDINE GOVT SCHOOL 33 27 81.82 LA TOUR KOENIG GOVT SCHOOL 92 58 63.04 LABOURDONNAIS GOVT SCHOOL 83 70 84.34 LADY LYDIE RINGADOO GOVT SCH 49 40 81.63 LADY PREMILA K.BOOLELL G S 131 125 95.42 LADY S RAMGOOLAM S S S 2 2 100.00 L'AMITIE GOVT SCHOOL 12 12 100.00 LAPEYROUSE GOVT SCHOOL 39 25 64.10 LE LYCEE MAURICIEN 23 3 13.04 LE MORNE GOVT SCHOOL 24 9 37.50 LE NID PRIVATE PRIMARY SCHOOL 130 130 100.00 L'ESPERANCE GOVT SCHOOL 23 13 56.52 LIGHTHOUSE PRIMARY SCHOOL 7 5 71.43 LOIS LAGESSE TRUST FUND 3 2 66.67 LORETO COLLEGE BAMBOUS VIRIEUX 7 0.00 LORETO COLLEGE QUATRE BORNES 4 1 25.00 LORETO CONVENT MAHEBOURG 18 0.00 LORETO CONVENT ST PIERRE 6 1 16.67 LORETO JUNIOR SCHOOL CUREPIPE 69 69 100.00 LOUIS DORBEC RCA 61 45 73.77 LOUIS NELLAN GOVT SCHOOL 157 132 84.08 LOUIS SERGE COUTET GOVT SCHOOL 36 15 41.67 LYCEE DE BEAU BASSIN 36 3 8.33 M FOWDAR GS 80 68 85.00 M KISNAH GOVT SCHOOL 74 67 90.54 MAURITIUS EXAMINATIONS SYNDICATE C P E 2014 - Pass Rate by School Total SCHOOL No Passed % Passed Examined M. DAYANAND SARASWATI GS 53 42 79.25 MADAD UL ISLAM COLLEGE 55 12 21.82 MADHO GOPAUL GOVT SCHOOL 36 28 77.78 MAHADEO GHURBURRUN GOVT SCHOOL 9 8 88.89 MAHATMA GANDHI SEC SCH NOUVELLE FRANCE 2 2 100.00 MAHEBOURG R C A 62 30 48.39 MAHESHWARNATH GOVT SCHOOL 118 86 72.88 MANGUES GOVT SCHOOL 69 44 63.77 MAPOU GOVT SCHOOL 17 11 64.71 MARC ETIENNE ROCHE BON DIEU GOVT SCHOOL 21 18 85.71 MARCEL CABON GOVT SCHOOL 69 15 21.74 MARE D'ALBERT GOVT SCHOOL 62 54 87.10 MARE LA CHAUX GOVT SCHOOL 33 23 69.70 MARE TABAC GOVT SCHOOL 38 31 81.58 MARIE REINE RCA 34 24 70.59 MAURITIUS COLLEGE BOYS 7 7 100.00 MAURITIUS COLLEGE GIRLS 1 1 100.00 MAYFLOWER COLLEGE 68 4 5.88 MEDCO - BHUJOHARRY COLLEGE (G) 22 5 22.73 MEDCO CASSIS SECONDARY SCHOOL 31 0.00 MEDCO TRINITY SEC SCHOOL 39 1 2.56 MELROSE GOVT SCHOOL 17 13 76.47 MERTON COLLEGE 18 2 11.11 MESNIL GOVT SCHOOL 79 71 89.87 MGSS FLACQ 2 2 100.00 MGSS SOLFERINO 1 1 100.00 MIDLANDS GOVT SCHOOL 36 20 55.56 MOHABEER BURRENCHOBAY GOVT SCH 116 85 73.28 MOHABEER FOOGOOA GOVT SCHOOL 135 116 85.93 MOHUNLALL MOHIT GOVT SCHOOL 72 57 79.17 MOHUNPERSAD RAMBARUN G.S 39 32 82.05 MOKA GOVT SCHOOL 34 30 88.24 MON DESERT MON TRESOR GOVT SCH 31 23 74.19 MONT CHARLOT COMMUNITY CENTRE 48 28 58.33 MONTAGNE BLANCHE R C A 28 22 78.57 MOOTOOCOMAREN SANGEELEE S S S 10 2 20.00 MORCELLEMENT RAFFRAY GOVT SCHOOL 108 78 72.22 MOUNT ORY GOVT SCHOOL 10 9 90.00 MOUNT VIEW PRIMARY SCHOOL 4 3 75.00 MRS EMILIENNE ROCHECOUSTE G.S 87 76 87.36 MUSLIM GIRLS COLLEGE 4 4 100.00 N DAME DE LOURDES RCA (RODRIGUES) 66 52 78.79 NELSON COLLEGE 15 9 60.00 NEW BAMBOUS GEOFFROY G S 81 26 32.10 NEW BAMBOUS GOVT SCHOOL 117 59 50.43 NEW DEVTON COLLEGE 47 13 27.66 MAURITIUS EXAMINATIONS SYNDICATE C P E 2014 - Pass Rate by School Total SCHOOL No Passed % Passed Examined NEW EDUCATIONAL COLLEGE 47 4 8.51 NEW ETON COLLEGE 3 3 100.00 NEW LA TOUR KOENIG G S 80 37 46.25 NEW PAILLES GOVT SCHOOL 90 63 70.00 NICOLAY GOVT SCHOOL 68 13 19.12 NIGHTINGALE CPE SCHOOL 26 9 34.62 NOE NEMORIN GOVT SCHOOL 6 1 16.67 NORTHLAND PRIVATE PRIMARY SCHOOL 24 24 100.00 NOTRE DAME COLLEGE 1 1 100.00 NOTRE DAME DE BON SECOURS RCA 101 78 77.23 NOTRE DAME DE LA CONFIANCE RCA 128 109 85.16 NOTRE DAME DE LA PAIX RCA 130 108 83.08 NOTRE DAME DE LORETTE RCA 108 95 87.96 NOTRE DAME DE LOURDES RCA 96 85 88.54 NOTRE DAME DES VICTOIRES RCA 143 130 90.91 NOTRE DAME DU BON ACCUEIL RCA 24 15 62.50 NOTRE DAME DU GRAND POUVOIR RC 44 31 70.45 NOTRE DAME DU MONT CARMEL RCA 46 36 78.26 NOTRE DAME DU REFUGE RCA 65 59 90.77 NOTRE DAME GOVT SCHOOL 41 27 65.85 NOUVELLE DECOUVERTE G.S 35 23 65.71 NOUVELLE FRANCE GOVT SCHOOL 97 86 88.66 NUNKEESOR SADDUL GOVT SCHOOL
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