This year’s high pass percentage in SSLC examination is joie de vivre for not only students, parents and teachers but also for the whole of Kerala.
The pass percentage was equally pleasing in the case of other board examinations like CBSE and ICSE examinations.
The announcement of the result of Central board examinations in May first week is also a big relief for students, who are well aware of the difficulties of delayed result; results usually comes by May end.
Results of Central board examinations comes out when Plus Two admission procedures start. Int he last year, students had to walk up and down the veranda of courts to get the date of application for the higher secondary schools extended.
But this time, the early declaration of results will ease higher secondary school admission procedures.

This year’s exam results also helped public schools get rid of their ill-reputation that they are institutions where teaching is not taken up seriously.

It is society which has to understand this reality more. People who expend their life’s earning to pay up the tuition fee/capitation fee/admission bribe of their child should shed their false pride and come forward to utilise the facilities offered by public schools.
Malappuram, which was once an educationally backward district, has been making some amazing stridess in the field of education over the past several years. This is the result of understanding the reality that education is essential for the progress of society.
As more girls started joining schools, Malappuram became one of the best educational districts.
In the SSLC exam, the maximum number of A plus was obtained by Malappuram students - 5970. In CBSE exam results also the State has many things to take pride on.

Though the higher secondary had taken the sheen out of the SSLC’s victory, for any child, the
SSLC examination is a turning point in the life of students.
It is the first stepping stone in life that decides one’s fate. Kerala Kaumudi wishes all students who crossed this milestone a big success.