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Maharashtra State Boatd of Sec & H.Sec Education Pune MAHARASHTRA STATE BOATD OF SEC & H.SEC EDUCATION PUNE - 4 Page : 1 schoolwise performance of Fresh Regular candidates MARCH-2019 Division : AURANGABAD Candidates passed School No. Name of the School Candidates Candidates Total Pass Registerd Appeared Pass UDISE No. Distin- Grade Grade Pass Percent ction I II Grade 56.01.001 Z.P.M.P.HIGH SCHOOL, CANTONMENT AURANGABAD 56 55 1 15 9 3 28 50.90 27190117508 56.01.003 Z.P.GIRL'S HIGH SCHOOL, AURANGABAD 72 70 2 9 11 1 23 32.85 27190117552 56.01.004 GOVT.VIDYA NIKETAN, AURANGABAD 32 32 10 17 4 0 31 96.87 27191004501 56.01.005 SARASWATI BHUVAN HIGH SCHOOL, AURANGABAD 414 414 161 133 81 20 395 95.41 27191028207 56.01.006 SHARDA MANDIR GIRL'S HIGH SCHOOL, AURANGABAD 350 349 194 94 45 13 346 99.14 27191103711 56.01.007 SHRI.SHIVAJI HIGH SCHOOL, AURANGABAD 120 117 10 51 29 1 91 77.77 27191105905 56.01.008 GUJRATI VIDYAMANDIR KANYA 169 169 75 64 21 0 160 94.67 27191103303 VIDYA,(KHARAKUNWA),A'BAD 56.01.009 GUJRATI VIDYAMANDIR, (KHARAKUNWA) AURANGABAD 128 127 38 46 22 3 109 85.82 27191007903 56.01.010 HOLY CROSS ENGLISH HIGH SCH, CANTONMENT, 262 262 128 108 25 0 261 99.61 27191100913 AURANGABD 56.01.011 HOLY CROSS MARATHI HIGH SCHOOL, AURANGABAD 186 186 41 70 51 14 176 94.62 27191100905 56.01.012 CHRIST CHURCH HIGH SCHOOL, CANTONMENT, AURANGABAD 30 27 0 1 5 1 7 25.92 27191100904 56.01.013 REJIMENTAL CHILDREN 67 67 5 22 29 8 64 95.52 27191008096 H.SCHOOL,CANTONMENT,AURANGABAD 56.01.014 MILIND MULTIPURPOSE VIDYALAYA, CANTONMENT, A'BAD 67 66 2 9 10 8 29 43.93 27191101004 56.01.015 SAINT FRANCIS DESALES HIGH SCHOOL, JALNA RD, 283 282 77 72 74 15 238 84.39 27191105004 A'BAD 56.01.016 DEOGIRI HIGH SCHOOL, AURANGABAD 38 38 1 9 10 1 21 55.26 27191106103 56.01.017 DEOGIRI KANYA VIDYALAYA, AURANGABAD 22 22 0 11 7 0 18 81.81 27191106102 56.01.018 JIJAMATA KANYA VIDYALAYA, CIDCO-N-5, AURANGABAD 122 122 7 31 37 14 89 72.95 27191004902 MAHARASHTRA STATE BOATD OF SEC & H.SEC EDUCATION PUNE - 4 Page : 2 schoolwise performance of Fresh Regular candidates MARCH-2019 Division : AURANGABAD Candidates passed School No. Name of the School Candidates Candidates Total Pass Registerd Appeared Pass UDISE No. Distin- Grade Grade Pass Percent ction I II Grade 56.01.019 DNYANESHWAR VIDYALAYA, (BEGAMPURA), AURANGABAD 153 151 14 26 38 4 82 54.30 27191100604 56.01.020 VIDNAYAN VARDHINI HIGH SCHOOL, AURANGABAD 20 20 2 8 5 0 15 75.00 27191105802 56.01.021 PRAUDH MAHILA VIDYALAYA, SAMARTHNAGAR, AURANGABAD 33 32 0 15 9 1 25 78.12 27191008435 56.01.022 MAHARASHTRA HINDI VIDYALAYA, SHAHAGANJ,AURANGABAD 102 101 0 10 11 3 24 23.76 27191004010 56.01.023 YASHWANTRAO CHAVAN HI.SCHOOL, CIDCO 120 119 5 11 32 12 60 50.42 27191004709 N-6,AURANGABAD 56.01.024 MAHATMA PHULE HIGH SCHOOL, R.C.COLONY, AURANGABAD 143 140 9 27 33 6 75 53.57 27190112502 56.01.025 MATOSHRI R. .AMBEDKAR HIGH SCHOOL, CIDCO N-7, 11 10 0 0 4 0 4 40.00 27191002605 AURA 56.01.026 MARATHA HIGH SCHOOL, CHAURAH, AURANGABAD 172 157 10 55 35 3 103 65.60 27191103904 56.01.027 MARATHA NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL, CHAURAHA, AURANGABAD 18 16 0 3 3 0 6 37.50 27191103901 56.01.028 NALANDA VIDYALAYA, RAMANAGAR, AURANGABAD 32 32 2 8 9 0 19 59.37 27191109110 56.01.029 MAULANA AZAD HIGH SCHOOL, TOWN HALL AURANGABAD 87 87 0 1 14 5 20 22.98 27191101102 56.01.030 MOINUL ULOOM HIGH SCHOOL, NEAR RAILWAY STN 346 346 28 118 140 10 296 85.54 27191109605 ,AURAN 56.01.031 ZIA-UL-ULOOM GIRL'S HIGH SCHOOL, AURANGABAD 175 172 3 36 65 18 122 70.93 27191101105 56.01.032 BURHANI NATIONAL URDU HIGH SCHOOL, AURANGABAD 127 127 34 61 28 1 124 97.63 27191002002 56.01.033 DR.ZAKIR HUSAIN HIGH SCHOOL, AURANGABAD 114 112 2 19 46 9 76 67.85 27191004005 56.01.034 FATEMA GIRL'S HIGH SCHOOL, AURANGABAD 360 359 33 111 133 27 304 84.67 27191005506 56.01.035 MARATHWADA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, AURANGABAD 27 27 3 16 4 0 23 85.18 27191011506 MAHARASHTRA STATE BOATD OF SEC & H.SEC EDUCATION PUNE - 4 Page : 3 schoolwise performance of Fresh Regular candidates MARCH-2019 Division : AURANGABAD Candidates passed School No. Name of the School Candidates Candidates Total Pass Registerd Appeared Pass UDISE No. Distin- Grade Grade Pass Percent ction I II Grade 56.01.036 MODEL HIGH SCHOOL, NAVKHANDA, JUBILEE PARK, A'BAD 122 122 32 39 24 1 96 78.68 27191101108 56.01.037 AMAR HIGH SCHOOL, BAIJIPURA, AURANGABAD 48 47 0 6 10 0 16 34.04 27191105403 56.01.038 BURHANI NATIONAL ENG.H.SCHL,DEODI 65 65 24 23 8 1 56 86.15 27191103205 BAZAR,AURANGABAD 56.01.039 BALIRAM PATIL VIDYALAYA, CIDCO, NEW AURANGABAD 309 308 86 98 63 23 270 87.66 27191001909 56.01.040 SHRI.GURUTEGH BAHADUR ENG.HIGH SCHOOL, AURANGABAD 67 67 15 24 16 1 56 83.58 27191008063 56.01.041 A.K.WAGHMARE HIGH SCHOOL, AURNGABAD 170 170 79 58 23 1 161 94.70 27191103713 56.01.042 ALMIR SECONDARY SCHOOL ROSHANGATE, AURANGABAD 186 186 11 59 63 11 144 77.41 27191007904 56.01.043 NETAJI SUBHASH HIGH SCHOOL, AURANGABAD 17 17 0 2 3 4 9 52.94 27191008202 56.01.044 TALAT HIGH SCHOOL, BEHIND JUNA BAZAR, AURANGABAD 107 107 8 19 31 15 73 68.22 27191103210 56.01.045 JAI BHAVANI VIDYA MANDIR, GARKHEDA, AURANGABAD 278 278 93 82 62 18 255 91.72 27191108802 56.01.046 MAHARANA PRATAP H.SCHOOL, VIJANT NAGAR, 29 28 0 5 6 0 11 39.28 27190117519 AURANGABAD 56.01.047 SHISHU VIHAR HIGH SCHOOL, AURANGPURA, AURANGABAD 174 174 14 48 44 23 129 74.13 27191103709 56.01.048 SHISHU VIKAS MANDIR, OSMANPURA, AURANGABAD 115 115 10 25 19 5 59 51.30 27191106404 56.01.049 MEHARSINGH NAIK HIGH SCHOOL, VASANT NAGAR, A'BAD 25 25 0 2 7 2 11 44.00 27191008403 56.01.050 GODAWARI PUBLIC SCHOOL, HUDCO N-12, AURANGABAD 253 251 45 61 58 19 183 72.90 27191005306 56.01.051 TULJA BHAVANI VIDYALAYA, (MUKUNDWADI), AURANGABAD 32 31 3 9 5 2 19 61.29 27191007506 56.01.052 UDHAVRAO PATIL VIDYALAYA, HIMAYATBAG, AURANGABAD 44 44 0 6 9 3 18 40.90 27191008429 MAHARASHTRA STATE BOATD OF SEC & H.SEC EDUCATION PUNE - 4 Page : 4 schoolwise performance of Fresh Regular candidates MARCH-2019 Division : AURANGABAD Candidates passed School No. Name of the School Candidates Candidates Total Pass Registerd Appeared Pass UDISE No. Distin- Grade Grade Pass Percent ction I II Grade 56.01.053 SMT. VENUTAI CHAVAN KANYA,AURANGABAD 431 003 99 96 18 22 29 5 74 77.08 27191002610 56.01.054 BHARTIYA VIDYALAYA, HUDCO N-11, AURANGABAD 73 71 0 8 7 6 21 29.57 27191000310 56.01.056 SHRI.RAJRSHI SAHU VIDL, MUKUNDWADI,CIDCO 111 111 17 29 24 5 75 67.56 27191008087 N-2,A'BAD 56.01.057 NUTAN KANYA VIDYALAYA, BANSILAL NAGAR, AURANGABAD 16 16 0 2 8 1 11 68.75 27191109401 56.01.058 INDIRA GANDHI URDU GIRL'S H.SCHL, 50 49 2 15 20 1 38 77.55 27191105904 SILLEKHANA,A'BAD 56.01.059 MAHARASHTRA PUBLIC SCHOOL,9 103 103 66 27 5 2 100 97.08 27191105001 MAHESHNAGAR,AURANGABAD 56.01.060 SANT LOWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL, CIDCO, AURANGABAD 323 323 176 81 36 14 307 95.04 27190108001 56.01.061 BAL DNYAN MANDIR, KHADKESHWAR, AURANGABAD 76 75 0 15 14 12 41 54.66 27191103404 56.01.062 DNYAN PRAKASH VIDYA MANDIR, GARKHEDA AREA, A'BAD 217 216 47 51 53 21 172 79.62 27191007009 56.01.063 ALLAMA SIBLI URDU HIGH SCHOOL, NAWABPURA, A'BAD 173 173 6 61 60 6 133 76.87 27191004007 56.01.064 SHRI.SANT VISHRAMBABA VID, BHAVSINGPURA, A'BAD 56 54 5 8 17 0 30 55.55 27191100901 56.01.065 KANYA VIDYALAYA, SHIV SHANKAR COLONY, AURANGABAD 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 27191009802 56.01.066 SHRI.SAIBABA VIDYALAYA, CIDCO, N-8, AURANGABAD 29 24 1 1 7 2 11 45.83 27191002608 56.01.067 SUBHEDAR RAMJI AMBEDKAR H.SCL,CIDCO 23 20 1 1 2 0 4 20.00 27191002103 N-7,AURANGABAD 56.01.068 INDIRA GANDHI GIRL'S HIGH SCHOOL, AURANGABAD 12 12 0 0 2 1 3 25.00 27191109105 56.01.069 MADHYAMIK VID., NATHPRANGAN, GARKHEDA AREA, A'BAD 41 41 2 22 4 3 31 75.60 27191008401 56.01.070 NEW APOSTALIC ENGLISH SCHOOL, AURANGABAD 38 38 7 26 4 1 38 100.00 27191103407 MAHARASHTRA STATE BOATD OF SEC & H.SEC EDUCATION PUNE - 4 Page : 5 schoolwise performance of Fresh Regular candidates MARCH-2019 Division : AURANGABAD Candidates passed School No. Name of the School Candidates Candidates Total Pass Registerd Appeared Pass UDISE No. Distin- Grade Grade Pass Percent ction I II Grade 56.01.071 SAVITRIBAI PHULE KANYA 129 128 10 47 38 9 104 81.25 27191100704 H.SCHOOL,BHAUSINGPURA,A'BAD 56.01.072 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL, SHAHANAGAR, AURANGABAD 67 67 4 23 29 0 56 83.58 27191109808 56.01.073 NAGSEN VIDYALAYA, OSMANPURA, AURANGABAD 115 114 5 26 22 3 56 49.12 27191109002 56.01.074 SANSKAR PRABODHINI MADHAY VIDYA SHIVSHANKAR 101 101 10 11 18 15 54 53.46 27191106602 COLONY 56.01.075 AMAN VISHWA VIDYALAYA, GARKHEDA, AURANGABAD 103 103 10 15 32 9 66 64.07 27191108608 56.01.076 TRIMURTI MADHYMIK SCHOOL, AURANGABAD 15 15 0 0 2 1 3 20.00 27191108801 56.01.077 PARWATI KANYA VIDYALAYA, CIDCO, AURANGABAD 78 77 6 17 16 9 48 62.33 27191001809 56.01.078 SHRI KRISHNA MADHY.
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