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Maharashtra State Boatd of Sec & H.Sec Education Pune MAHARASHTRA STATE BOATD OF SEC & H.SEC EDUCATION PUNE PAGE : 1 College wise performance ofFresh Regular candidates for HSC March-2018 Exam. Candidates passed College No. Name of the collegeStream Candidates Candidates Total Pass Registerd Appeared Pass UDISE No. Distin- Grade Grade Pass Percent ction I II Grade 56.01.001 DEOGIRI COLLEGE AURANGABAD RAILWAY STATION SCIENCE 1858 1854 287 908 581 7 1783 96.17 27191109505 ROAD PA ARTS 320 320 37 86 97 11 231 72.18 COMMERCE 873 873 387 286 153 9 835 95.64 HSC.VOC 139 139 3 62 51 0 116 83.45 TOTAL 3190 3186 714 1342 882 27 2965 93.06 56.01.002 MILIND COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, NAGASENVANA, SCIENCE 504 499 5 93 292 19 409 81.96 27191101009 AURANGABAD TOTAL 504 499 5 93 292 19 409 81.96 56.01.003 DR.B.A.COLLEGE ARTS COMM NAGSENVANA ARTS 18 18 0 2 1 2 5 27.77 27191101010 COMMERCE 42 42 0 5 20 2 27 64.28 TOTAL 60 60 0 7 21 4 32 53.33 56.01.004 MILIND COLLEGE OF ARTS, NAGASENVANA, ARTS 299 299 12 59 92 7 170 56.85 27191101011 AURANGABAD TOTAL 299 299 12 59 92 7 170 56.85 56.01.005 NALANDA JR.COLL.OF ARTS ARTS 32 32 0 7 13 1 21 65.62 27191109110 &COMM,RAMANAGAR,AURANGABAD COMMERCE 22 22 0 6 12 1 19 86.36 TOTAL 54 54 0 13 25 2 40 74.07 56.01.006 SHRI.SHIVAJI JR.COLLEGE, KHOKADPURA, ARTS 20 20 2 2 11 0 15 75.00 27191105905 AURANGABAD COMMERCE 19 19 1 3 10 4 18 94.73 MAHARASHTRA STATE BOATD OF SEC & H.SEC EDUCATION PUNE PAGE : 2 College wise performance ofFresh Regular candidates for HSC March-2018 Exam. Candidates passed College No. Name of the collegeStream Candidates Candidates Total Pass Registerd Appeared Pass UDISE No. Distin- Grade Grade Pass Percent ction I II Grade HSC.VOC 61 61 1 24 20 0 45 73.77 TOTAL 100 100 4 29 41 4 78 78.00 56.01.007 SAMRAT ASHOK ARTS JR.COLLEGE, PANDHARPUR ARTS 51 51 3 18 23 0 44 86.27 27190114202 TOTAL 51 51 3 18 23 0 44 86.27 56.01.008 INDIRA GANDHI GIRLS ARTS 30 30 1 15 9 0 25 83.33 2719110904 H.SEC.SCH,SILLEKHAN,AURANGABAD TOTAL 30 30 1 15 9 0 25 83.33 56.01.009 JAI BHAVANI VIDYA MANDIR JR COL,JAI SCIENCE 71 71 2 32 35 1 70 98.59 27191007910 AURANGABAD ARTS 50 50 7 13 18 2 40 80.00 TOTAL 121 121 9 45 53 3 110 90.90 56.01.010 SANSKAR PRABODHINI MAHILA GIRLS ARTS 8 8 0 1 4 0 5 62.50 27191007677 JR.COLL,AURANGABAD TOTAL 8 8 0 1 4 0 5 62.50 56.01.011 INDIRA GANDHI GIRLS H SEC SCH,SHAHANOORWADI ARTS 27 27 0 4 15 5 24 88.88 27191105904 A'BAD TOTAL 27 27 0 4 15 5 24 88.88 56.01.012 S.N.D.T.JUNIOR COLLEGE, USMANPURA, ARTS 25 25 0 0 4 5 9 36.00 27191108507 AURANGABAD TOTAL 25 25 0 0 4 5 9 36.00 56.01.013 NAGSEN JR. ARTS COLLEGE, PIRBAZAR, SCIENCE 21 21 0 0 10 4 14 66.66 27191007929 AURANGABAD ARTS 45 45 1 5 17 2 25 55.55 MAHARASHTRA STATE BOATD OF SEC & H.SEC EDUCATION PUNE PAGE : 3 College wise performance ofFresh Regular candidates for HSC March-2018 Exam. Candidates passed College No. Name of the collegeStream Candidates Candidates Total Pass Registerd Appeared Pass UDISE No. Distin- Grade Grade Pass Percent ction I II Grade TOTAL 66 66 1 5 27 6 39 59.09 56.01.015 SB ARTS COMMERCE COLLEGE AURANGPURA ARTS 105 105 24 46 22 1 93 88.57 27191103703 AURANGABAD COMMERCE 473 473 195 172 84 2 453 95.77 HSC.VOC 73 73 11 42 12 1 66 90.41 TOTAL 651 651 230 260 118 4 612 94.00 56.01.016 SHRI.S.B.COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, AURANGABAD SCIENCE 864 864 143 439 270 1 853 98.72 27191103715 HSC.VOC 57 57 5 24 17 0 46 80.70 TOTAL 921 921 148 463 287 1 899 97.61 56.01.017 VIVEKANAND ARTS&SCI.& SCIENCE 632 631 34 222 340 4 600 95.08 27191106109 S.D.S.COMM.JR.COL,AURANGABAD ARTS 314 313 24 60 91 9 184 58.78 COMMERCE 326 325 49 107 106 9 271 83.38 HSC.VOC 55 55 3 25 18 0 46 83.63 TOTAL 1327 1324 110 414 555 22 1101 83.15 56.01.018 GOVT. COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE, AURANGABAD SCIENCE 127 127 1 31 80 1 113 88.97 27191101302 ARTS 56 55 7 11 17 0 35 63.63 HSC.VOC 15 15 0 3 6 1 10 66.66 TOTAL 198 197 8 45 103 2 158 80.20 MAHARASHTRA STATE BOATD OF SEC & H.SEC EDUCATION PUNE PAGE : 4 College wise performance ofFresh Regular candidates for HSC March-2018 Exam. Candidates passed College No. Name of the collegeStream Candidates Candidates Total Pass Registerd Appeared Pass UDISE No. Distin- Grade Grade Pass Percent ction I II Grade 56.01.019 DR.MRS.I.B.P.MAHILA KALA SCIENCE 47 47 1 11 29 2 43 91.48 27191106110 MAHAVIDYALAYA,MALJIPURA ARTS 69 69 2 10 33 6 51 73.91 COMMERCE 58 56 5 14 24 5 48 85.71 HSC.VOC 10 10 1 1 5 1 8 80.00 TOTAL 184 182 9 36 91 14 150 82.41 56.01.020 DR.ZAKIR HUSAIN JR.COLLEGE, SHAHAGUNJ, SCIENCE 60 60 0 4 34 12 50 83.33 27191004005 AURANGABAD ARTS 39 39 2 7 13 6 28 71.79 COMMERCE 20 20 0 2 8 2 12 60.00 HSC.VOC 93 93 0 15 42 0 57 61.29 TOTAL 212 212 2 28 97 20 147 69.33 56.01.021 DR.R.ZAKARIYA COL.FOR WOMEN,JUBLI SCIENCE 253 253 9 82 145 5 241 95.25 27191101110 PARK,NAVKHANDA ARTS 256 255 26 97 97 14 234 91.76 TOTAL 509 508 35 179 242 19 475 93.50 56.01.022 MAULANA AZAD JR.COLLEGE, TOWN HALL, ARTS 28 27 0 2 9 2 13 48.14 27191101102 AURANGABAD HSC.VOC 47 47 0 7 21 0 28 59.57 TOTAL 75 74 0 9 30 2 41 55.40 56.01.023 TALAT JUNIOR ARTS COLLEGE, KABADIPURA, ARTS 51 51 0 9 29 2 40 78.43 27191103210 AURANGABAD MAHARASHTRA STATE BOATD OF SEC & H.SEC EDUCATION PUNE PAGE : 5 College wise performance ofFresh Regular candidates for HSC March-2018 Exam. Candidates passed College No. Name of the collegeStream Candidates Candidates Total Pass Registerd Appeared Pass UDISE No. Distin- Grade Grade Pass Percent ction I II Grade TOTAL 51 51 0 9 29 2 40 78.43 56.01.024 FATEMA GIRLS JR.COLLEGE, KAISAR COLONY, SCIENCE 72 72 0 20 50 1 71 98.61 27191005506 AURANGABAD ARTS 89 89 9 36 40 1 86 96.62 TOTAL 161 161 9 56 90 2 157 97.51 56.01.025 MAULANA AZAD COL OF A.S.&COMM,ROZA SCIENCE 957 954 91 383 415 15 904 94.75 27191000122 BAGH,AURANGABAD ARTS 140 138 6 20 54 11 91 65.94 COMMERCE 191 191 25 43 69 15 152 79.58 HSC.VOC 82 82 2 23 39 0 64 78.04 TOTAL 1370 1365 124 469 577 41 1211 88.71 56.01.026 ART & COMMERCE JR.COLLEGE, HARSOOL, ARTS 47 47 7 23 15 0 45 95.74 2719000111 AURNGABAD COMMERCE 19 19 6 7 6 0 19 100.00 TOTAL 66 66 13 30 21 0 64 96.96 56.01.027 JIJAMATA MAHILA ARTS&COMM ARTS 30 30 0 5 14 3 22 73.33 27191004902 JR.COLL,CIDCO,AURANGABAD TOTAL 30 30 0 5 14 3 22 73.33 56.01.028 BALIRAM PATIL JUNIOR COLLEGE,CIDCO N-9 ARTS 48 48 0 10 23 3 36 75.00 27191001909 AURANGABAD TOTAL 48 48 0 10 23 3 36 75.00 56.01.029 GODAVARI JR.COLLEGE, N-12 HUDCO, AURANGABAD SCIENCE 103 103 16 56 30 0 102 99.02 27191001503 MAHARASHTRA STATE BOATD OF SEC & H.SEC EDUCATION PUNE PAGE : 6 College wise performance ofFresh Regular candidates for HSC March-2018 Exam. Candidates passed College No. Name of the collegeStream Candidates Candidates Total Pass Registerd Appeared Pass UDISE No. Distin- Grade Grade Pass Percent ction I II Grade ARTS 108 108 11 22 50 6 89 82.40 HSC.VOC 65 65 5 31 20 0 56 86.15 TOTAL 276 276 32 109 100 6 247 89.49 56.01.030 VENUTAI CHAVAN GIRLS SCIENCE 87 87 8 52 27 0 87 100.00 27191002610 HI.SEC.SCH,N-7,CIDCO,AURANGAB ARTS 79 79 2 25 40 1 68 86.07 TOTAL 166 166 10 77 67 1 155 93.37 56.01.031 DHARMVEER SAMBHAJI JR.COLLEGE,CIDCO SCIENCE 25 25 4 8 12 0 24 96.00 27191004809 N-5,AURANGABAD ARTS 53 53 0 13 13 1 27 50.94 TOTAL 78 78 4 21 25 1 51 65.38 56.01.032 BHARTIYA HIGHER SEC.SCHOOL, N-11 HUDCO, ARTS 33 33 0 11 10 3 24 72.72 27191000310 AURANGABAD TOTAL 33 33 0 11 10 3 24 72.72 56.01.033 PARVATI GIRL'S HIGHER SEC.SCHOOL, HUDCO, ARTS 45 45 1 18 21 1 41 91.11 27191001809 AURANGABA TOTAL 45 45 1 18 21 1 41 91.11 56.01.034 RAJIV GANDHI ARTS,COMM.& SCI.
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