Odisha

All KiiT-Isians score above 90 percent in CBSE XII

KiiT International School (KiiT-IS) has registered excellent results in the CBSE Class XII examinations with all its students securing more than 90 per cent of marks.

Express News Service

KiiT International School (KiiT-IS) has registered excellent results in the CBSE Class XII examinations with all its students securing more than 90 per cent of marks.

The school topper in Science has scored 96.58 per cent while his counterparts in the Arts and Commerce streams have scored 94 and 93 per cent respectively.

The constituent institution of KIIT Group has also marked a major accomplishment by being bracketed among the Top 20 Schools of India on the basis of a national survey on public schools in the country. KiiT

International School is the only school from Odisha to make it to the Top 100 list out of about 10,000 institutions across the country.

The assessment was done on the basis of STEM Education, an acronym for science, technology, engineering and mathematics; future readiness and value centricity.

The institution has also become one of the first in the country to be accreditated under the CBSE International programme. It has also been awarded Eastern India’s best International Baccalaurete (IB) school certification by the IB Geneva and The International General Certificate of Secondary Education of University of Cambridge.

“It is a matter of happiness that the School has reached such level within only six years of its inception,” said school chairperson Dr Mona Lisa Bal. Founder, KIIT & KISS Achyuta Samanta said the school will always strive to maintain the highest standards in education. The international accreditation and certifications are in recognition of its achievements.

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