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Meet Kalpana Kumari, Girl who tops in Bihar Board and NEET Examination 2018

Meet Kalpana Kumari, Girl who tops in Bihar Board and NEET Examination 2018

Results of BSEB Intermediate Examination 2018 have been declared today. Kalpana Kumari topped in the 12th board exams. She will get Rs. 1 lakh cash, 1 laptop, and 1 e-Kindle reader. Girls have topped in all three streams as Commerce, Science, and Arts. Students can check the result on its official website biharboard.ac.in. In this year More than 12 lakh students were registered for the Bihar Board exams. The 12th exams were conducted across 1384 centers in Bihar from February 6 to February 16, 2018. In the intermediate examination, total 52.9 percent students have passed. In streamwise, 82 percent students in Commerce, 45 percent in science and 42 percent in arts has been passed. Kalpana Kumari, from Shivhar Bihar, tops the Intermediate examination.

At the same time, Siddultala’s Kusum and Nidhi Sinha of Muzaffarpura topped in the commerce and arts stream respectively. Science Topper Kalpana has got 434 marks out of 500. Kalpana has recently been declared as the NEET Topper. Kalpana Kumari, the resident of Shivar, has now become a science topper in the Bihar Board Inter Examination. She got 99.99 percentile in NEET. In physics, she scored 171 out of 180 marks, 160 marks out of 180 in the chemistry and 360 out of 360 in biology. She got 691 out of the total 720. In commerce stream, Nidhi Sinha came at first place with 434 marks and Mala Kumari secured the second rank, got 430 points.

In the last year, the result of the 12th was very bad and more than 8 lakh students were failed in the Examination. Due to the failure of so many students, it was a matter of concern for both the students as well as the parents. It was expected that the result of this time will be better than last year.

This time Bihar board has given 10% grace marks to the students. The students who has been failed in this examination, given a maximum of 10% grace. However, students failed in language subjects have not been given Grace Marks. A total of 12,07,975 candidates were involved in this examination. 4,55,971 in arts, 51,325 in commerce and 6,99,851 students in science were included. At the same time, a total of 831 students were involved in vocational subjects.

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Abhishek Lohia

Abhishek Lohia was a Sports and Political Writer working for Newsfolo and is no longer associated with the organization.

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