
GHSS Goha Achieves Excellent Results in Secondary School and HSP-Part II Annual Examinations 2025
Goha, January 14: Higher Secondary School (HSS) Goha has recorded an impressive academic performance in the Secondary School Examination (Class 10) and the HSP-Part II Annual Regular Examination 2025, marking one of the institution’s best overall results in recent years.
In the HSP-Part II examination, a total of 153 students appeared, of whom 142 passed successfully, resulting in an overall pass percentage of 92 percent. Eleven students have been placed in the reappear category. The results reflected high academic excellence, with 47 students securing distinctions and 20 students scoring above 400 marks.
Umaiza Fatima topped the examination with 466 marks, followed by Simran Pervaz and Anita Devi, who both scored 451 marks, while Sabba Jania secured the third position with 447 marks. The school management described the outcome as a record achievement of the decade for HSP-Part II at HSS Goha.
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The Secondary School Examination results were also encouraging. Out of 64 students who appeared, 56 students passed, registering an overall pass percentage of 87 percent. Kubra Jan secured the top position with 462 marks, followed by Rabbal Singh with 441 marks, while Aroshi Devi stood third with 438 marks.
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Parents, teachers, and local residents have congratulated the students and staff for the commendable performance. School authorities attributed the success to disciplined academic planning, dedicated teaching efforts, and the consistent hard work of students, stating that the results reflect the strengthening academic standards of HSS Goha.
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