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Passing the first board in the school is a huge milestone in a teen's life. A teen named Jishnu hails from Kerala has achieved the first milestone in his life by clearing his class 10th board examination.
To celebrate this moment and to appreciate himself he decided to install flex boards outside his house. The flex board reads 'History makes way for some people,' it further adds, 'I congratulate ‘myself’ for acing the 2022 SSLC examination. The story starts now. Kunjakku version 3.0'.
The flex board also contains a stylish picture of Jishnu in which he is wearing his sunglasses. His flex board attracts many eyeballs on the internet even the state education minister, Vasudevan Sivankutty took to Facebook and wrote 'Kunjakku himself has said that history makes way for some people in the flex. I wish it to be so. May Kunjakku gain great success in the exam of life as well.'

Kerala teen install flex boards to appreciate himself on passing class 10th board examination

The flex board reads 'History makes way for some people,' it further adds, 'I congratulate &lsquo;myself&rsquo; for acing the 2022 SSLC examination. The story starts now. Kunjakku version 3.0'.

A teen who cleared his 10th board exam in Kerala decided to install flex boards announcing the results outside his house.&nbsp; The flex board reads 'History makes way for some people,' it further adds, 'I congratulate &lsquo;myself&rsquo; for acing the 2022 SSLC examination. The story starts now. Kunjakku version 3.0'.
The flex board also contains a stylish picture of Jishnu in which he is wearing his sunglasses. His flex board attracts many eyeballs on the internet even the state education minister, Vasudevan Sivankutty took to Facebook and wrote 'Kunjakku himself has said that history makes way for some people in the flex. I wish it to be so. May Kunjakku gain great success in the exam of life as well.'
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A 43-year-old man from Pune and his son both appeared for the Class 10 Maharashtra board examinations this year, but the results brought a mixed bag of feelings for the family as the father cleared the exam, while the son failed.
The results of the annual Class 10 exams conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education were declared on Friday.
Bhaskar Waghmare, who had to give up studies after Class 7 and take up a job to sustain his family, was keen to resume studies. After a gap of 30 years, he appeared for the exams this year along with his son.
“I always wanted to study more, but could not do so earlier because of family responsibilities and to earn to sustain our livelihood," Waghmare, a resident of Babasaheb Ambedkar Dias Plot in Pune city who is into a private job, told reporters on Saturday evening.
"Since sometime, I was keen on resuming studies and doing some courses which would help me in earning more. Hence, I had decided to appear for the Class 10 exams. My son was also appearing for the exams this year, and this helped me," he said.
Waghmare said he used to study every day and prepare for the exams after his work.
Though he is now happy to have cleared the exams, he is sad that his son failed in two papers.
"I will support my son in taking up the supplementary exams (conducted for students who have failed in some subjects) and I am hopeful he will clear them,” he said.
His son Sahil also had mixed feelings.
"I am happy that my father did what he always wanted to do. But, I will also not give up. I will prepare for the supplementary exams and try to clear the papers,” he added.
As per the results announced on Friday, the overall pass percentage this year was 96.94 per cent.

43-year-old Pune man clears Class 10 board exams, but son fails

Bhaskar Waghmare, had to give up studies after Class 7 and take up a job to sustain his family and after a gap of 30 years, he appeared for the exams this year along with his son.

A 43-year-old man from Pune and his son both appeared for the Class 10 Maharashtra board examinations this year, but the results brought a mixed bag of feelings for the family as the father cleared the exam, while the son failed.
The results of the annual Class 10 exams conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education were declared on Friday.
Bhaskar Waghmare, who had to give up studies after Class 7 and take up a job to sustain his family, was keen to resume studies. After a gap of 30 years, he appeared for the exams this year along with his son.
&ldquo;I always wanted to study more, but could not do so earlier because of family responsibilities and to earn to sustain our livelihood," Waghmare, a resident of Babasaheb Ambedkar Dias Plot in Pune city who is into a private job, told reporters on Saturday evening.
"Since sometime, I was keen on resuming studies and doing some courses which would help me in earning more. Hence, I had decided to appear for the Class 10 exams. My son was also appearing for the exams this year, and this helped me," he said.
Waghmare said he used to study every day and prepare for the exams after his work.
Though he is now happy to have cleared the exams, he is sad that his son failed in two papers.
"I will support my son in taking up the supplementary exams (conducted for students who have failed in some subjects) and I am hopeful he will clear them,&rdquo; he said.
His son Sahil also had mixed feelings.
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"I am happy that my father did what he always wanted to do. But, I will also not give up. I will prepare for the supplementary exams and try to clear the papers,&rdquo; he added.
As per the results announced on Friday, the overall pass percentage this year was 96.94 per cent.

In light of the sharp spike in Covid-19 cases in the country, the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations has deferred the Class 10 and Class 12 boards.
The exams, that were due to be held from May 4, have been postponed and the board will take the final decision after a review in the first week of June.
The chief executive and secretary of CISCE said that while Class 12 papers will be held at a later stage, Class 10th will get an option to either appear in offline exams later or get evaluated on the basis of a fair and unbiased criteria that will be developed by the board.
The Central Board of Secondary Education has also cancelled Class 10th exams and deferred the class 12 exams.

ICSE board exams for Class 10, 12 deferred due to Covid-19 surge 

//CISCE defers Class 10, 12 board exams //Board to take final decision after review in June //Class 12 boards to be held at a later stage //Class 10 to get an option to take exam or be evaluated on set criteria

In light of the sharp spike in Covid-19 cases in the country, the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations has deferred the Class 10 and Class 12 boards.
The exams, that were due to be held from May 4, have been postponed and the board will take the final decision after a review in the first week of June.
The chief executive and secretary of CISCE said that while Class 12 papers will be held at a later stage, Class 10 students will get an option to either appear in offline exams later or get evaluated on the basis of a fair and unbiased criteria that will be developed by the board.
The Central Board of Secondary Education has also cancelled Class 10th exams and deferred the class 12 exams.

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