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416 Punjab Govt Schools Achieve 100% Pass Rate in Class 12 Exams

416 Punjab government schools achieved a perfect 100% pass rate in Class 12 exams. Three girls, Supneet Kaur, Suhani Chauhan, and Divyanshi, scored a flawless 500 out of 500 marks. Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann honoured the toppers with Rs 50,000 each and praised their dedication. The results show a dramatic transformation in government education with 122 of 275 merit list students from government schools.

Key Points: 416 Punjab Govt Schools Score 100% in Class 12 Exams

  • 416 government schools achieved 100% pass rate
  • Three girls scored perfect 500/500 marks
  • 122 of 275 merit list students from government schools
  • Chief Minister honoured toppers with Rs 50,000 each
  • Girls continue to outperform boys in academics
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416 Punjab govt schools record 100 pc Class 12 result​

416 Punjab government schools record 100% pass in Class 12 exams. Three girls score perfect 500/500, 122 merit list students from govt schools.

"All the toppers belong to humble backgrounds and want to excel in life through hard work and dedication. - Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann"

Chandigarh, May 14

Punjab's government schools have scripted a major turnaround in public education, with 416 government schools recording a perfect 100 per cent pass result in the Punjab School Education Board Class 12 examinations, the government said on Thursday.​

As girls dominated the merit list and pass percentage once again, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann hailed the daughters of Punjab for spearheading the state's educational resurgence after three students, Supneet Kaur from Mansa and Suhani Chauhan and Divyanshi from Ludhiana, scored a flawless 500 out of 500 marks.​

In a major boost to confidence in government education, 122 of the 275 students in the merit list are from government schools, signalling a dramatic transformation in the state's education system.​

Chief Minister Mann honoured Supneet Kaur from Mansa, Suhani Chauhan from Ludhiana, and Divyanshi from Ludhiana for securing a perfect score of 500 out of 500 marks in the examinations.​

The Chief Minister presented each student with a cash prize of Rs 50,000 in recognition of their exceptional achievement.​

Interacting with the students, Chief Minister Mann said, "It is a matter of immense pride and satisfaction that all three toppers are national and state-level players, which clearly shows that they are excelling in every field."​

"All the toppers belong to humble backgrounds and want to excel in life through hard work and dedication. The Punjab government will extend full support and cooperation to them in achieving their dreams."​

Highlighting the continued outstanding performance of girls in academics, the Chief Minister said, "It is a matter of great pride and satisfaction for all of us that with the spread of education in society, girls have outshone boys not only in academics but in every field."​

Describing this achievement as a reflection of true empowerment, Chief Minister Mann added, "This is the real empowerment of girls, which marks a new beginning for their socio-economic resurgence and the stupendous progress of Punjab and the country."​

- IANS

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Sarah B
Impressive results from Punjab's government schools. 122 out of 275 merit list students coming from government schools - that's a huge turnaround. Shows that when the system focuses on quality education, even government schools can produce exceptional results. 👏
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Kavya N
I'm so proud of these girls! Supneet from Mansa and Suhani and Divyanshi from Ludhiana - they are role models for every girl in Punjab. The fact that they are also national and state-level players shows they are not just bookworms but all-rounders. Beti bachao, beti padhao in action! 💪
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Rohit P
Good news for sure, but let's not get carried away. With 416 schools at 100%, there might be some question marks about the difficulty level or marking leniency. Still, congrats to all toppers - 500/500 is no small feat. Just hope this isn't just about numbers but real learning. 🤔
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Nikhil C
As someone from Punjab, this makes me feel really good. Government schools used to be a last resort, but now look at them - outperforming private schools in many areas. CM Mann giving Rs 50,000 to each topper is a nice gesture. Invest in education, invest in Punjab's future. 🙏
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Divya L
Girls dominating the merit list year after year - this is the real empowerment CM Mann is talking about. Supneet, Suhani, Divyanshi - you make us all proud. Coming from humble backgrounds and achieving this is nothing short of extraordinary. More power

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