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Mustifund Aryan breaks its own record as pupils excel

PANAJI

During the pandemic crises, the students at Mustifund Aryan have excelled in the recent XII standard, GCET and JEE results and the principal Vyankatesh Prabhudesai has congratulated all the students for their success in an online programme. 

“There were 80 students this year who answered std XII exam and all of them have secured special ranks,” stated Prabhudesai, adding, “Of these 11 students scored 90 per cent, 58 got more than 80 per cent and 11 got more than 75 per cent marks. Manali Manjarekar scored 578 out of 600 and stood first in the school.”

In the BITSAT 2021, the top performers were Ratan Doddalinganwar, Harsh Khandeparkar, Aditya Bhat, Rujula Kamat, Joshua Barretto, Agrajah Bhobe, Swatit Valaulikar, Manali Manjrekar, Sairaj Ghosarwadkar, Amit Kuvelkar, Abhinn Tari, R Hariharan, Samarth Nasnodkar, Shahid Shaikh, Aadi Nesarkar, Akshat Tubki and Abhishek Kamat.

“It’s another record performance from Goa, as 17 scores of 300 plus, and 6 scores of 350 plus is a new record from Goa again, beating our own thirteen 300 plus scores in 2014,” stated Prabhudesai, adding, “In spite of being a pandemic year these are record-breaking performances.”

In JEE Main 2021 top 13 from the Mustifund Aryan Higher Secondary School scored above 99 percentiles, and considering the best of three scores, said Prabhudesai. Harsh Khandeparkar got 99.91 and was the Goa topper, while Ratan Doddalinganwar got 99.89 %. Agrajah Bhobe (99.83), Joshua Barretto (99.81), Manali Manjarekar (00.78), Swatit Rao Valaulikar (99.69), R Hariharan (99.56), Nilay Kamat (99.44), Aditya Bhat (99.31), Amit Kuvelkar (99.31), Rujula Kamat (99.29), Sairaj Ghosatwadkar (99.12), Abhinn Tari (99.06).

In the GCET exam, the first 20 students in Goa have 16 from Aryan Mustifund. Swatit Valavalikar stood first with 131 marks and in JEE Main 13 students have scored 99%, which is again a record.


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