Boscoss PU College puts up excellent performance in 2024 PU Board exams
Boscoss PU College puts up excellent performance in 2024 PU Board exams
Mangalore Today News Network
Mangaluru, April 11, 2024: Boscoss Pre-University College has showcased its commitment to excellence in education, with 141 students achieving distinction and 40 students attaining perfect scores of 100 in science subjects in the PU Board exams of 2024.
(Deeksitha Pratap-590, Danush Kumar-589, Shreyas Hegde-586)
(Deethya Kedilaya-586, Asna Agnela Saldanha-585, Mellyor Christopher Dsouza-551)
Among the 235 students who took the exam, 141 earned distinctions, while 88 passed with first class honors. In the science stream, Deeksitha Pratap topped with 590 marks, closely followed by Danush Kumar with 589 marks, and Shreyas Hegde and Deethya Kedilaya each securing 586 marks. Asna Agnela Saldanha achieved 585 marks. In the commerce section, Mellyor Christopher Dsouza excelled with 551 marks.
The management, principal, and faculty of Boscoss Pre-University College extend sincere congratulations to all these students for their dedication and outstanding achievements.
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