NICE

10th Std Children Marks (2009-10)

Giri — Sun, 10 Apr 2011 16:44:25 +0000

NICE 10th Std Children Marks (2009-10)

Name	Telugu	English	Maths	Science	Social	Total	Percentage
Ashok Kumar	85	80	93	73	74	405	81
Nageswara Rao. V	80	86	68	65	86	385	77
Sai Vamsi Krishna	96	87	84	54	53	374	74.8
Aditya. V	84	87	73	47	79	370	74
Sainath. A	85	78	69	46	56	334	66.8
Navendra. P	88	71	71	61	40	331	66.2
Venkateshwarlu. U	81	65	68	40	40	294	58.8
Arun Kumar. S	79	71	47	50	43	290	58
Sai Krishna. A	85	67	55	39	33	279	55
Humayun Syed	87	65	44	39	38	271	54.6
Nageswarlu. G	78	63	47	45	38	271	54.2
Average	84	64.5	64.5	50.6	52.7	327.5	65

10th std Results – First batch of students

Giri — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 16:43:09 +0000

We are pleased to announce the 10th standard results of our children – our first batch of students appeared for national 10th standard exams under the NOIS program (NIOS board – National Institute of open Schooling, Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India).

Average across all students is as follows. Overall (72%), English (89.33%), Telugu – local language (78.89%), Social Sciences (81%), Maths (50%) and Science (62.11%). Details of all students and marks is available as a report in the Reports section for download.

Even though Maths is considered to have been a very tough paper this year, we realize the need to improve next year. We are making structural changes to deal with Maths and Sciences differently.

An indirect indicator for success is that 5 out of 9 students have been approached by top private commercial schools offering free education for the next 2 years!

Thanks for your die-hard support to NICE. Together we shall improve and post better results next year!

Annual Reports

Giri — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 16:44:00 +0000

Our 2010-2011 Annual Financial report has been released on April 24th 2010. Please note that the overhead is just 3%, which is the lowest in the education industry and in NGO.

Our 2009-2010 Annual Financial report has been released on April 30th 2010. Please note that the overhead is just 3%, which is the lowest in the education industry and in NGO.