The students of PUNE SSC, although they struggled to get their grades on Friday, were subsequently delighted with the results.

Soham Mhetre, a student at Zeal Institutes’ Silver Crest School, scored 98%. “It has been a difficult year studying entirely online, but my parents, teachers and school have helped me through this year. They provided me with all the facilities I needed to study. I accepted that this pandemic would continue and took advantage of the situation and am happy with my grades, ”said the student, considering a master’s degree in robotics.

While the DES high school scored 100%, Chinmay Nitin Bhave got the first rank in his school with 98.40%.

Shankeshwari Dyaneshwar Lashkare wished his father, a worker, had known his 95% SSC score, but sadly he passed away a month ago. Her mother, a cleaning lady, is delighted.

“I am a student at Dr Nanasaheb Parulekar school in Yerwada. It has been a difficult year, starting with the fact that with confinement I had no way to study online, until the school gave us a cell phone to take classes through an NGO. . It was difficult to study due to network issues, dropped calls between the two, and teachers’ understanding. I revised every day after the end of the conference. I want to be a lawyer when I grow up, ”said the math-loving girl.

Aksharnandan secondary school student Trunaya Parineeta Unmesh scored 83.20%. “We had a lot of technical issues at the start of this school year, but teachers and parents helped us. We could reach our teachers whenever we needed, so there was no problem. I just had to push myself to study. There were some internal assessment assignments that I did and I was doing pretty well on my tests.