– 22 students achieved a perfect score of 625/625 in the exams held in March-April.
– Yuktha S (Holy Child English High School, Bengaluru): aspires to be a cardiologist; studied six hours daily; managed time for painting and Hindi cinema with restricted screen time.
– Dhanalakshmi M (Saint Yash Public High School, Bengaluru): Stressed regular revisions using past papers; dealt with burnout through quick naps and music; plans to study commerce.
– madhusudan Raju S (MES Kishore Kendra High school, Malleswaram): Made timetables for effective preparation amid challenges like weakness in social science; undecided between science and commerce streams.
– Namitha B Rao (Matha National English High school, Kalyan Nagar): Aspires to become a company secretary while enjoying reading and drawing as hobbies.
– Jahnavi SN (Vijay Bharathi Vidyalaya High School, Girinagar): Inspired by ISRO’s work to pursue astrophysics.
The Karnataka SSLC results showcase exemplary dedication among students who balanced rigorous academics with personal interests like art, music, movies, or literature. Such balance not only enhances their wellbeing but also reflects effective time management skills-a crucial factor for success in competitive settings. Importantly, the guidance provided by families and schools plays an instrumental role during these demanding periods.
This achievement hints at the robust support framework within Karnataka’s educational institutions that enable motivated students to excel despite socioeconomic differences. Looking ahead at these students’ career aspirations-from healthcare to space exploration-this cohort highlights India’s future potential across diverse fields if nurtured effectively through quality higher education opportunities.