BANGALORE: The results of class 12 examination conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) were announced on Tuesday. Many students accessed the Internet and were able to know their results by early morning. Only a few students visited their schools to find out how they had fared.

Many schools have recorded 100 per cent pass, with a few students scoring full marks in Mathematics. Teachers and students said the Chemistry paper was "tough and tricky". A few teachers said that a few questions in the Chemistry paper were "out of syllabus".

"I am obviously thrilled," said Aravind N.V., topper at National Public School, Indiranagar, who has scored 98 per cent marks. "I had thought I would do well but never expected to be a topper. The inputs given by teachers helped me to score well," Aravind, who has scored 490 marks out of 500, said.

Associate principal Shantha Chandran said the school had been achieving good results for many years. "You feel on top of the world when you hear your students have done well. The credit should go to our hardworking teachers and students. Our students were not nervous to face the board exams and we had prepared them well by conducting tests after each chapter was over," she said.

All 82 students from NPS, Rajajinagar, have passed in first class with Ankur Gandhe topping the school with 97.4 per cent marks. Two students have scored full marks in Mathematics. The results were on expected lines, vice-principal Sumithra Das said.

At Sri Kumaran Children's Home, all 42 students have scored more than 80 per cent marks. Samhitha H.R. is the school toper (96.4 per cent). Harish R. (95.4 per cent) ahs come second. "I was regular in my studies and had prepared well for the exams. I was confident that I would do well. However, in the morning, my mother's anxiety got to me, and I was a bit tense. Now, I feel great," Samhitha said.

All students of Sindhi High School, Hebbal, have passed in first class. Abhishek S. has topped the school with 92.4 per cent marks. Vice-principal Nikita. P. Madhwani said the efforts made by teachers showed in the results. Kendriya Vidyalaya, Yelahanka, has recorded 91 per cent pass. Abhishek Choudhary (92 per cent) is the topper, and Priyanka Hemanth Uchil (91 per cent) has come second. "All students have passed in English, Hindi, Mathematics and Computer Science, but in Chemistry only 91 per cent of the students could get through," principal N. Prabhakaran said.

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