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Bhashyam excels in MPC, BPC results
In Junior Intermediate public examination, K Bhavanasri, Sai Gayatri, Pavan Kumar, Sushmita, Kavya got 465 marks out of the total 470. About 111 students got 460 marks and 450 students got 316.
Students of the Bhashyam IIT Academy brought laurels to the institute in the first and second year Intermediate Public examinations by taking the institute to the top position in Andhra Pradesh.
Second year students, Shaik Fariha and Chinmaya Sai got 988 marks each out of 1000. Four students got 987, eight students secured 986, 11 students got 985 marks, and more than 50 students got 980 marks.
In Junior Intermediate public examination, K Bhavanasri, Sai Gayatri, Pavan Kumar, Sushmita, Kavya got 465 marks out of the total 470. About 111 students got 460 marks and 450 students got 316.
In BPC group, Bhashyam Medex students B Pushpalata, N Saisudha, G Hena Francis, P Nikhil Raja Reddy got 987 marks out of the 1000, and 14 students got marks more than 980. In junior Inter category, four students got 434 out of a total of 440 marks.
Bhashyam chairman Ramakrishna attributed the sensational success in Intermediate to the institute’s IIT curriculum. He shared a word of appreciation for the top ranking students of the institute, the teaching and non-teaching staff and for principals Madhusudhana Rao and Haribabu.
