NO DRUGS CAMPAIGN aims to create a drug-free India by engaging over 3000 students in Surat
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The Commerce stream saw a pass percentage of 80.78 in Surat city, a dip of 7 per cent since 2022. Among the 48,485 students who appeared in the exams from Surat, 603 secured A1 grade. In all, 1,875 students across the state secured A1 grade.
Surat: Offline teaching started in a number of city schools for Class IX-XI under Covid-19 guidelines with 50% capacity from Monday. Sources said that about 75% of the students who had submitted their parents’ consent letters attended the classes in schools run by the Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB). The students were strictly told to adhere to Covid-19 guidelines like wearing a face mask, sanitizing hands and maintaining social distance. “I enjoyed meeting classmates in the classroom after almost a year. Attending a class offline after such a long time wa...