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Autonomous college achieves good results

ANANTAPUR: The SSBN Degree College here has achieved 75.8 pass percentage among the degree students after the sixth semester examinations held in April. About 92 p.c. of the students scored more than 60 p.c. marks and pass percentage among the girls (85) was much higher than the boys (67).

According to principal of the autonomous college K. Nirmalamma, 692 students who had taken admission in the college in 2005 had appeared for the final semester examinations recently and 525 of them passed in the exams.

Of them, 201 were passed with distinction, 286 in first class and 38 in second class. They would be issued consolidated marks memos and provisional pass certificates by Sri Krishnadevaraya University.

Twelve students who scored highest marks in BA, B.Sc, B.Com and B.Com (computers), top three in each stream, would be felicitated with silver medals soon.

Planned teaching with frequent evaluation in the form of internal and semester examinations and 90 working days for each semester were the secrete of their success, she claimed.

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