Green Valley PU College Glitters with 100% First Classes and Distinctions at IIPU Exams 2018
Udupi: Green Valley National School and PU College Shiroor, gets an Outstanding IIPUC Results with 100% First Classes and Distinctions. This is an outstanding result produced for the 10th consecutive year. There were 76 Students and all 76 have got first class Results and 18 Distinctions.
Green Valley National School and PU College gets an Outstanding IIPUC Results with 100% First Classes and Distinctions. This is an outstanding result produced for the 10th consecutive year. There were 76 Students and all 76 have got first class Results and 18 Distinctions.
Overall Toppers in Commerce Section
Master Mohammed Juman is the overall topper. 570, 95%.
Master Sabeel Secured second place561, 94%.
Mohammed Hamza Musba stood third 559, 93%.
Overall Toppers in Science
Master Syed Ashyum is the Overall topper in Science Section 555, 93%
Aishvarya P has secured the second place 545, 91%
Amar Syed Mohammed Secured the third place with 542, 90% marks.
FIRST CLASS WITH DISTINCTIONS
Aishvarya P
Ammar Syed Mohammed
Aqdus Kamber
Mohtesham Abdul Rahman
Sayed Saliq
Syed Ashyum
Aysha Shabnaz
Bawla Nida
Dhanya V Badal
Hussain Fahim
Ishaq Vaz
Mohammed Immad
Mohammed Juman
Moulana Wasil
Muhammad Hamza Musba
Sabeel
Saidatunnisa Sabha
Saif Al Ameen Bayezeed
SOME TOP SUBJECT SCORERS
Aishvarya P.: Physics 96, English 93, Biology 86, Dhanya V. Badal: Kannada 91, Ziyam Ahmed Faqi Ahmeda: Hindi 94, Ammar Syed Mohammed: Mathematics 98, Chemistry 97, Maaz Ahmed: Computer Science 100, Manegar Ahmed: Computer Science 100, Sabeel: Computer Science 100, Mohammed Juman: Business Studies 100, Economics 98, Accountancy 98, Mohammed Hamza Musba: Business Studies 99, Accountancy 98, Moulana Wasil: Accountancy 98, Sabeel: Accountancy 98.
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India beat Ireland by 304 runs in third women's ODI
Rajkot, Jan 15: Records tumbled like nine pins as the Indian women's cricket team, powered by skipper Smriti Mandhana's 70-ball century, demolished Ireland by a whopping 304 runs to claim its biggest-ever ODI win and complete a 3-0 clean sweep here on Wednesday.
The result of the match was a mere formality once India set Ireland a massive target of 436, and Ireland could only garner 131 before getting bundled out in 31.4 overs.
India put the first step forward towards a crushing victory through record-breaking Mandhana (135, 80b, 12x4, 7x6) and her opening partner Pratika Rawal (154, 129b, 20x4, 1x6), reaching 435/5, highest total by an Indian team — men’s or women’s — in ODIs.
India men's highest ODI total is 418/5 made against the West Indies in Indore in 2011.
Mandhana and Rawal added a whopping 233 runs for the first wicket in just 26.4 overs and there was no looking back.
Then spinners Tanuja Kanwar (2/31) and Deepti Sharma (3/27) took over, sharing five wickets among them to decimate the Irish line-up, which was well short on experience.
Orla Prendergast (36) and Sarah Forbes (41) added 64 runs for a fluent third wicket stand that helped Ireland to recover from a shaky 24 for two to reach 88 without further damage.
But once Prendergast was cleaned up by Kanwar, India were all over the tourists like a bad rash, claiming the remaining seven wickets for just 33 runs.
It also helped India eclipse their previous largest margin of victory (by runs) — 249 registered against the same opposition in 2017 at Potchefstroom, South Africa.
Mandhana’s 10th ODI century came off just 70 deliveries as the left-hander surpassed Harmanpreet Kaur’s 87-ball hundred mark against South Africa last year.
It also set the tone for India breaching the 400-run mark for the first time, joining Australia and New Zealand in that elite list.
Mandhana was in her usual destructive self, and was not afraid to take the aerial route over the 'V' and clear the 30-yard circle.
Pratika complemented her captain brilliantly with a measured knock, making the occasion even more special by notching her maiden international century in her sixth innings.
Pratika relied on precise placement and deft touches in the point region and she showed her aggression only after reaching the ton, hitting Freya Sargent for her first six.
Demonstrating hunger for a bigger knock, she powered her way to an impressive 150 — a perfect blend of composure and aggression.
Their 233-run partnership made them only the fourth Indian pair to record a 200-run stand in Women’s ODIs.
It was also the third instance of both Indian openers scoring hundreds in ODIs, following Reshma Gandhi and Mithali Raj’s feat at Milton Keynes in 1999 and Deepti and Raut’s partnership at Potchefstroom in 2017 -- all against Ireland.
The duo added 90 runs during the Power Play and 67 in the subsequent 10 overs, maintaining a brisk scoring rate.
Mandhana reached her first century of the calendar year with an exquisite drive off Arlene Kelly.
Kelly bore the brunt of her onslaught, conceding successive sixes in one over.
Even Kelly’s variations, including back-of-the-hand deliveries, were dispatched with ease, with the Indian batter following a six with another boundary in the 24th over.
Mandhana also took on Ireland’s leading bowler, Prendergast, smashing her for a boundary down the ground and a towering six over long-on.
Promoted to No. 3, Richa Ghosh also returned to form, making a 37-ball fifty, her fifth in ODIs.
