Displaying consistency for more than 35 years, St. Mary’s School, Kalyan, India’s No. 1 Budget School, has once again proven its commitment to quality education by achieving 100 percent results in the SSC Grade 10 Board Examinations for the academic year 2024–25.
With 183 students appearing for the exam, the results speak volumes about the school’s academic rigour, dedicated faculty, and the hard work of its students. The outstanding performance highlights the school’s mission to make quality education accessible and affordable without compromising on outcomes.
Synopsis of SSC Grade 10 Result (2024–25):
• Total students appeared: 183
• Students scoring 90% & above: 26
• Students scoring 75% & above: 129
• Students scoring 60% & above: 181
• Students scoring below 60%: 2
Top Performers:
- Qadri Arqam Alihasan – 95.60%
- Kedar Prachit Shailendra – 95.40%
- Upadhyay Anviksha Prashant – 94.80%
- Gote Samiksha Umesh and Mishra Ashutosh Pankaj – 94.60%
- Chaturvedi Arnav Sunil, Jha Abhijit Arunkumar and Pandey Tapasya Satyendra – 93.20%
This remarkable achievement is not just a celebration of academic success but also a validation of the school’s vision to offer affordable, inclusive, and excellent education to all sections of society.
Prerna Singh, principal and Debashree Mukherjee, headmistress, congratulated the students at the felicitation program, where students expressed their gratitude towards the school and their teachers.
Dr. Vinda Bhuskute, CEO of the school, commented, “I congratulate the students and teachers and appreciate their hard work and dedication. I also extend my best wishes to the students’ future endeavours. The school’s goal has always been to deliver quality education with heart. This result is proof that when dedication meets opportunity, success follows.”
Dr. Neelam Malik, director and founding principal says, “Our aim is to create a balanced environment where children can thrive and build upon their skills. Our focus on values and mental health ensures that our students fair well even in academics.”
Bharat Malik, chairman, says, “I congratulate all the stakeholders for their commitment and involvement in our students’ success.”
The school continues to break barriers and set benchmarks, making it a true inspiration among educational institutions across the country.