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Lucknow. The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Sanskrit Shiksha Parishad Board has released the result of Purva Madhyama (High School) and Uttar Madhyama (Inter) level examination. A total of 57153 students have passed in this. Aditya Singh of Ballia has secured 92.50 per cent marks in East Madhyama and Irfan of Chandauli has secured 82.71 per cent marks in North Madhyama. Joint Director Secondary Education Bhagwati Singh and Council Secretary Radha Krishna Tiwari released the results on Wednesday. . The examinations of UP Secondary Sanskrit Education Council started from 23 February 2023 and ended on 20 March 2023. The evaluation work went on from 28 March 2023 to 08 April 2023.
Shri Sampurnanand Sanskrit topper from Umavi Prabhupur
Irfan, a student of Shri Sampurnanand Sanskrit Higher Secondary School, Prabhupur Chandauli, has registered his name in the topper by scoring the highest 82.71 per cent marks in the state in the Higher Secondary (Inter). Irfan, the only son of a marginal farmer Salauddin, aspires to pursue higher education in Sanskrit. He wants to become a Sanskrit scholar. Father Salauddin told ‘BollywoodWallah’ over the phone that he has only one son. He has great interest in Sanskrit. He wants to become a Sanskrit scholar (teacher) when he grows up. Now he will study Shastri-Acharya. Salauddin said that his son has named him in the state. He is proud of this.
Total 57153 boys and girls passed in East Madhyamik – North Madhyamik
In Purva Madhyama (Class 9) 21313 candidates appeared out of which 17428 candidates appeared and in Purva Madhyama (Class 10) 15874 candidates appeared out of which 14332 candidates passed. In Uttar Madhyamik (Class 11) 13620 candidates appeared out of which 11579 candidates appeared and in Uttar Madhyamik (Class 12) 13738 candidates appeared out of which 12243 candidates passed. Secondary Sanskrit Education Council, Uttar Pradesh, the results of the examinations for the year 2023 from Pre-Madhyamik to North Madhyamik level were declared by Joint Director Secondary Education Bhagwati Singh and UP Secondary Sanskrit Education Council Secretary RK Tiwari and UP Secondary Sanskrit Education Council member Jitendra Pratap Singh. Declared from the office of Sanskrit Shiksha Parishad, Sanskrit Bhawan, 2 Shahmina Road, Lucknow.
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