'Govt schools record high pass percentage'
Source: Chronicle News Service / DIPR

Imphal, July 12 2022: The School Fagathansi Mission, an initiative of the chief minister N Biren-led government to give thrust towards improvement of government schools, is starting to bear fruit as government schools recorded a high pass percentage of 60.40 percent in the recently declared results of the High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) Examination 2022 .

The pass percentage of government schools in HSLC examinations conducted by the Board of Secondary Education Manipur hadn't crossed 55 percent in the last ten years.

A total of 8306 students from government schools appeared for the Examination, out of which 5022 candidates cleared the examination.

It is worth mentioning that 43 government schools had done well in the said examination with 100 percent pass percentage.

What is more inspiring is that all specially-abled students of Government Ideal Blind School and Government Deaf and Mute School, Takyel, who appeared in the HSLC examination this year, cleared the same.

The objective of the state government's School Fagathansi Mission is to provide quality education to all sections of the people by improving the physical and manpower infrastructure of the government schools.

The government aims to regain the trust of the people in government schools so that performance improves and enrolment increases.

As youths are the foundation of a society, the state government is focusing on providing quality school education to all students which is imperative for building a better society in Manipur.

Chief minister N Biren congratulated all the students who had cleared the HSLC Examination 2022, especially students who had appeared the examination from government schools.

He also appreciated the teaching and non-teaching staff of government schools for their dedicated efforts to provide better education to the students and help them score better marks in examinations.

He also appealed to students who could not clear the examination or who performed lower than expectations, not to be dejected.

Biren exhorted them to take learning from the efforts and experience towards striving harder to achieve their goals.

Many successful people across the world had risen from similar failures and their stories should remind everyone - teachers, parents and students that many successful journeys began from failures, the CM reminded.

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