RS Mundle School students excel in Scholarship & MTS Examination 2024-25
2
Nagpur: Students of RS Mundle English School & Junior College brought laurels to the school in pre-upper primary and pre-secondary scholarship examination 2025 conducted by Maharashtra State Council of Examination.
From Class 5, seven students are in merit list. They are Atharva Joshi (17 in district merit order), Rutam Kshirsagar, Arnav Jadhav, Ameya Deshmukh, Mahima Gogate, Athang Paunikar, Swaranjali Joshi.
From Class 8, 22 Students are in district merit list. Bhakti Budhkar (5th in district merit order), Sarvesh Khekale, Sohan Shrirao, Ovee Vyas, Vaibhavi Muley, Arnav Channe, Shrawani Labhe, Bhargav Panurkar, Arya Sant, Ved Tambe, Shreya Verulkar, Soham Petkar, Madhura Pathak, Indrani Bhagwat, Shambavi Deshmukh, Maitrayi Charthal, Niharika Nasre, Manthan Achalwar, Aaraadhya Purankar, Sarthak Pujari, Dhruva Bompilwar, Advita Gaikwad are also in the merit list.
In Maharashtra Talent Search Examination 2025, Vidhi Gujar from Class 9 secured seventh rank in state and out of 40 students from Class 8 to10. Sarvesh Khekale, Bhargav Panurkar, Hiroanyya Deshkar, Prathamesh Badhe, Raghav Dantale, Nirved Potdukhe, received consolation prizes while others received certificates.
Students gave the credit of their success to headmistress Lakhbir Kaur Suri, supervisor Amruta Nagarkar and teachers. President of Dharampeth Education Society Adv Ulhas Aurangabadkar, secretary Suresh Deo and other members congratulated the successful students, headmistress, supervisor and teachers. Sonali Bhagwat, Monika Hardas and Sheetal Pagay guided the students.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Time of India
11-07-2025
- Time of India
RS Mundle School students excel in Scholarship & MTS Examination 2024-25
1 2 Nagpur: Students of RS Mundle English School & Junior College brought laurels to the school in pre-upper primary and pre-secondary scholarship examination 2025 conducted by Maharashtra State Council of Examination. From Class 5, seven students are in merit list. They are Atharva Joshi (17 in district merit order), Rutam Kshirsagar, Arnav Jadhav, Ameya Deshmukh, Mahima Gogate, Athang Paunikar, Swaranjali Joshi. From Class 8, 22 Students are in district merit list. Bhakti Budhkar (5th in district merit order), Sarvesh Khekale, Sohan Shrirao, Ovee Vyas, Vaibhavi Muley, Arnav Channe, Shrawani Labhe, Bhargav Panurkar, Arya Sant, Ved Tambe, Shreya Verulkar, Soham Petkar, Madhura Pathak, Indrani Bhagwat, Shambavi Deshmukh, Maitrayi Charthal, Niharika Nasre, Manthan Achalwar, Aaraadhya Purankar, Sarthak Pujari, Dhruva Bompilwar, Advita Gaikwad are also in the merit list. In Maharashtra Talent Search Examination 2025, Vidhi Gujar from Class 9 secured seventh rank in state and out of 40 students from Class 8 to10. Sarvesh Khekale, Bhargav Panurkar, Hiroanyya Deshkar, Prathamesh Badhe, Raghav Dantale, Nirved Potdukhe, received consolation prizes while others received certificates. Students gave the credit of their success to headmistress Lakhbir Kaur Suri, supervisor Amruta Nagarkar and teachers. President of Dharampeth Education Society Adv Ulhas Aurangabadkar, secretary Suresh Deo and other members congratulated the successful students, headmistress, supervisor and teachers. Sonali Bhagwat, Monika Hardas and Sheetal Pagay guided the students.
Time of India
10-07-2025
- Time of India
Scholarship exam result for std V, VIII out, 22% students qualify
Pune: Maharashtra State Council of Examination (MSCE ) on Wednesday declared the result of its scholarship exam written by 9.1 lakh students of classes V and VIII in Feb and said that 31,786 children had passed. The number of students qualifying for Class V scholarship was same as last year, while there was an increase by over 1,000 students qualifying for the Class VIII exam. MSCE chairman Mahesh Palkar said, "All students passing the exam are not eligible for the scholarship. There are various terms and conditions to identify the most deserving candidates from among those who qualify. Additionally, each district has a separate merit list. This is because the total performance of students from a city may be better than that of students from rural areas because of their lack of exposure and opportunities to prepare for the exam. Therefore, we have different merit lists for almost every category and select students for the scholarship based on the defined rules." You Can Also Check: Pune AQI | Weather in Pune | Bank Holidays in Pune | Public Holidays in Pune Last year, 16,691 students in Class V and 14,703 students in Class VIII made the eligibility cut. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 5 Books Warren Buffett Wants You to Read In 2025 Blinkist: Warren Buffett's Reading List Undo The scholarship amount is 5,000 for Class V (per year for three years) and Rs7,000 for Class VIII (per year for two years). The percentage result for classes V and VIII was 23.9% and 19.3% respectively, bringing the total pass percentage to 22.1%. Results are available on and Only a digital copy of the marksheet will be available. "This will be made available in the login of the concerned school. The school should take a colour print of it on good quality paper and give it to students," said the notification.
Time of India
07-07-2025
- Time of India
On Asadahi Ekadashi, Sevasadan School organises Viththal Wari
1 2 3 4 5 Nagpur: On the occasion of Ashadhi Ekadashi, students of Seva Sadan High School and Junior College organised Viththal Wari on the school premises. Sevasadan students organised various programmes. The students played the role of warriors by wearing 'Mangalvesh' and 'Nauwari'. On the occasion, the students enacted the scenes of Wari through slogans, tala mridanga, saffron flag, etc. School principal, teachers, non-teaching staff and students enthusiastically participated and presented examples of teamwork and unity. The whole programe was an attempt by the school management to instill the values of unity, equality, and purity in the students.
