Anjuman Girls’ High School in Bhatkal records 97.78 percent pass rate in SSLC exam
Out of 135 students, 132 passed the exam, with Habiba Bagewadi emerging as the school topper.
Anjuman Girls’ High School, Basti Road, Bhatkal, has delivered a strong performance in the SSLC examination for the 2025 to 26 academic year.
According to the result analysis released on 23 April 2026, a total of 135 students appeared for the exam and 132 cleared it. The school posted an overall pass percentage of 97.78, with only three students not qualifying.
The grade distribution also reflected a solid overall result. As many as 20 students secured distinction, 83 passed in first class, 22 in second class and 7 in pass class.
In the Urdu medium section, 45 students appeared and 44 passed. The section produced 3 distinctions, 29 first classes, 8 second classes and 4 pass classes.
The English medium section had 90 students appear for the examination, out of whom 88 passed. This group recorded 17 distinctions, 54 first classes, 14 second classes and 3 pass classes. Both the Urdu and English medium sections registered the same pass percentage of 97.78.
Habiba Bagewadi topped the school with 604 marks, scoring 96.64 percent in the English medium. Iqra Nagarmat secured second place with 595 marks and 95.2 percent, while Bibi Insha came third with 593 marks and 94.88 percent.
Nazneen Banu stood fourth with 590 marks, followed by Amina Rimsa in fifth place with 588 marks and Ariha Kashimji in sixth with 586 marks. Fathima Gawai was the top ranked Urdu medium student, taking seventh place with 580 marks and 92.8 percent.
Other students in the merit list were Umme Sulaim with 579 marks, Nuha Mohtesham with 577, Aysha Marwa with 576, Ameena Mohtesham with 569, Arshiya with 565, Halima Sana with 562 and Aysha Samha with 557.
The result underlines a strong academic showing by the school, especially with both medium sections posting the same high success rate and a large number of students finishing with first class and distinction.