SSLC Results: Gujarati student scores 125 marks in Kannada

Team Udayavani, Aug 12, 2020, 1:32 PM IST

Koratagere: Sarthak Narasin Nakani, a Gujarat-born resident of the town here has scored 125 out of 125 marks in Kannada subject in the SSLC examinations.

Sarthak, son of Narasin Nakani and Meenabhen, studies in the Ravindra Bharati School.

Along with Kannada, Sarthak has also scored full marks in English and Hindi. He has also scored high in mathematics (84), science (89) social sciences (97) and has scored 595 out of 625.

The school’s headteachers and teachers, school board’s president Dr Mallikarjun, secretary Naveen Kumar and treasurer Sudhamani, congratulated him.

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