29-06-2025
Residential schools in Karnataka did well in SSLC exams-1
Hubballi: While the overall pass percentage in SSLC exams-1 results was 62.3%, as many as 788 residential schools performed well in SSLC results with an overall score of 91%. The residential schools function under Karnataka Residential Educational Institutions Society (KREIS).
Though all these schools have done well, Belagavi division topped the state with an average of 94.4%. Mysuru division stood second with 92.6%, and Bengaluru third with 90.6% in the overall performance. Kalaburagi division's is the lowest at with 87.9%.
P Mainvannan, principal secretary to the govt, social welfare department, had written letters to all schools on their better performance.
A source in the department told TOI that residential schools in the Belagavi division have been doing better for years now.
"There is the highest demand and competition to get a seat in residential schools in Kittur Karnataka regioin. However, there is less awareness about govt-run residential schools in the Kalyana Karnataka region," the source added.
According to the KREIS analysis, Udupi district of Mysuru divisions stood top with 99.4%; Haveri district 4th place with 97.8%, Gadag district 6th with 95.8%, Uttara Kannada district 9th with 95.4%, and Belagavi district 10th with 95.2% (of Belagavi division).
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Only Vijayanagara 7th with 95.6% and Koppal 8th with 95.6% of Kalaburagi division secured a place in the top 10. Kalaburagi district, which is the divisional headquarters of Kalyana Karnataka region, scored only 77.1% with 30th place, and Bidar stood in the last 31st place with a 77.05% passing percentage.
Veerabhadra Simpi, former president, Kalaburagi district Kannada Sahitya Parishat, said it was mentioned in the Nanjundappa report itself that Kalyana Karnataka is deprived of an educational atmosphere.
"Even two decades after the submission of the report, issues like lack of facilities in schools persist. Moreover, awareness about govt-run residential schools is low. As a result, competition is also less, which led to lower results in exams," he said.
He also said elected representatives are just focusing on the construction of roads and other physical facilities, but their effort to enhance educational and cultural growth is very compared to other divisions.
Division-wise score in SSLC exam-1 results-2025 of govt-run residential schools:
| Division | No. of resi schools | Passing % |
|------------|---------------------|-----------|
| Belagavi | 182 | 94.37 |
| Mysuru | 188 | 92.57 |
| Bengaluru | 221 | 90.64 |
| Kalaburagi | 197 | 87.86 |
| Total | 788 | 91 |
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