Topper vishwajith is where ?
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He is in dadra and nagar haveli.
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The State topper in the SSLC examination, Vishwajit Prakash Hegde from Lions English Medium School, Sirsi, says remedial teaching in the school helped him to make it to the top, with a score of 623 out of 625.
He bagged 99 marks in Kannada, 124 in English and 100 per cent marks in all the other subjects.
“I did expect a rank, but not the first one. But I always believed in hard work,” he told The Hindu. One should prepare for the examination from the first day of the academic year, he said.
He has consecutively stood first in his class from fifth standard. He was selected for the best student award for the year and is a State-level chess player.
“I want to study engineering in an IIT and my favourite subject is mathematics,” he said. He thanked his teachers for their best guidance, parents Prakash Hegde, who owns a shop selling steel materials in the town, and Jayashri, a homemaker, and his sister, Prathwirani, who is studying MBBS in Dharwad.
She travelled 15 km every day to school
Swathi K., one of the five second toppers in the State, has scored 622 marks and is proud of the fact that she never went for tuitions. What is more, hailing from a family of agriculturists, she travelled 15 km from Bandaru to Indraprastha Vidyalaya High School, Uppinangady, Dakshina Kannada, every day.
“I had good teachers. It was daily and routine study. I did not put any extra effort,” she said.
Ms. Swathi wants to take up physics, chemistry, mathematics and biology combination in pre-university. She has not yet decided whether to study medicine, engineering or take up any other course.
Her father, Chidananda Shastry, said Ms. Swathi would join Vivekananda Pre-University College at Puttur. “I and my wife, Shalini K., and daughter did not expect the rank. We are happy,” he said.
‘Group studies helped me’
Disha Hegde, who has also scored 622 marks, from Shanthi Sadana High School here, said group studies with friends helped her.
Ms. Hegde said she was expecting good results but not very high marks. “I did not go for any systematic studies. I was listening to lessons in the classroom with full concentration.”
She said she would opt for studying science, and aspires to study basic science and become a scientist in future.
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