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SSC results: Govt schools show dismal performance in Palamuru
With just 48.73 pass percent, the government schools have shown dismal performance in the recently released SSC results in Palamuru district. Not a single student in the government schools obtained 10/10 GPA, indicating poor academic standards in the government schools in the district.Â
​Mahbubnagar: With just 48.73 pass percent, the government schools have shown dismal performance in the recently released SSC results in Palamuru district. Not a single student in the government schools obtained 10/10 GPA, indicating poor academic standards in the government schools in the district.
Out of a total of 20,329 students from all the government, private, aided, zilla parishad, gurukul, KGBVs and Model schools who appeared for the SSC exam in the district, 15503 students are qualified marking an average pass percentage of 75.4 in the district. This is 16.51 per cent less compared to 91.91 last year.
Amongst all the above mentioned schools, the government school students’ performance is poor with not even a single student getting 10/10 GPA; and out of 1732 students who appeared for SSC, only 844 could qualify.
The officials of education department assess the reasons for the low pass percentage in some schools.
Interestingly, the schools which are located in far away mandals from district headquarters got good pass percentage while those which are located nearby Palamuru town lesser percentage.
Utkoor mandal, which is about 80 kilometers from Mahbubnagar, secured highest pass percentage of 97.52 per cent, followed by Maganaoor 96.23 per cent, Maddur 94.41, CC Kunta 94.49, Dhanwada 92.77 and Narayanpeta with 90.22 percentage.
The mandals located nearby district headquarters got pass percentages ranging between 55 to 60. For example, the district headquarters Mahabubnagar got 57.29 percent, Kosgi 55.53 per cent and Nawabpet got 59.05 per cent.
“We will soon prepare a detail report for poor performance and submit to the District Collector. We will also take necessary measures to ensure better results in the next public exams,” informed Somi Reddy District Education officer, Mahbubnagar.
