Archive · 27 May 2025
Gumla Observation Home Inmates Pass Class X Exam
Imagine a school for kids who have gotten in trouble.
Four of the students at this school, called the Gumla Observation Home, took a big test called the Class X exam.
Guess what?
They passed!
Two of the students did really well, getting good grades.
Two other students also passed, though their grades were a bit lower.
Unfortunately, one student's results got mixed up.
The teachers, including the head of the home, helped the students study by teaching them and giving them practice tests.
They're even planning a celebration to encourage the other kids to do well and become good citizens.
Four out of five inmates from the Gumla Observation Home cleared the Class X exam.
Two inmates achieved first division, scoring 69.8% and 61.8%, respectively.
The other two inmates scored 51.6% and 50.2%.
The fifth candidate's result was withheld due to a technical error.
The students were taught by the superintendent and three teachers, using previous years' questions.
- Who
- Four inmates of the Gumla Observation Home.
- What
- Passed the Class X examination.
- When
- The article doesn't specify the exact date.
- Where
- Gumla Observation Home and St Ignatius School, Gumla.
- Why
- To provide educational opportunities for the inmates.
- Number of Students Passed
- Four out of five
- Highest Score in First Division
- 69.8%
- Location
- Gumla Observation Home
- Exam Conducted By
- Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC)
- Number of Juveniles Lodged
- 74