Ranchi, May 31: State education and literacy department minister Ramdas Soren made a strong pitch for an inclusive education system in Jharkhand in which no student need to go to other states for higher education.
Announcing the results of Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) intermediate science and commerce at Ranchi on Saturday along with JAC chairperson Natwa Hansda, Ramdas Soren said it has been 25 years since the formation of the state, but the education system that was inherited was relatively weak.
“But now the time has come that we develop such a strong and inclusive education system that reaches every student of the state. The objective of our government is that in the coming time, the students of Jharkhand do not need to go to other states for studies. All facilities for quality technical, vocational, and higher education will be provided within the state itself,” said Soren.
In this year’s result 79.26 per cent students have cleared the exam in Science, 91.92 per cent have passed in Commerce.
This year, while 98,634 students appeared for the Inter Science examinations, 22,066 appeared for Inter Commerce.
This year, the Inter examinations were conducted from February 11 to March 3.
Meanwhile, girls have outperformed boys in Inter Science and Commerce examinations. Ankita Dutta of Government Plus Two High School, Govindpur has topped the Inter Science exam by scoring 477 marks. Anil Sah of Noamundi Inter College is at second place with 476 marks while Sainath Kumar Sahu of Plus Two High School, Barkagaon is at third place with 474 marks.
In Commerce, Reshmi Kumari of Saint Xavier Girls Inter College, Chaibasa, topped the exam by scoring 576 marks. Asgar Sheikh, a student of Mihijam Government Plus Two High School, is in second position with 475 marks. Similarly, Niranjan Sao, of the same school, has scored 474 marks to come third.
According to results released by JAC, 58,720 students have passed the exam in first division in Science subject, 19,383 in second division and 63 in third division.
Similarly, in Commerce, 12,829 students have passed in first division, 7,234 in second and 222 in third division. In 2024, 72.70 per cent students had passed in Science. At the same time, 90.60 per cent students were successful in Commerce.
