Two tribal students excel in international online exam

Updated on: Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Two tribal students hailing from remote tribal Nandurbar district in North maharashtra scored flying colours in Microsoft International online certificate examinations.
   
Girish Tejla Padvi has secured cent percent marks (1,000 marks out of 1,000), while Subhash Bondrya Pavra secured 92.5 percent marks, according to Pramod Gaikwad, Director of Silicon Valley IT education institute.
   
Interacting with newspersons here yesterday, Gaikwad said our institute had adopted both Girish and Subhash from remote hamlet Akkalkuva's Velimata Ashram school with an intention to educate them in information and technology in 2010-11 academic year and give them admissions in Science faculty in Standard XI.
  
He said our aim was to clear their syllabus of one year NCNA and develop them as IT engineers. Both girish and subhas completed this syllabus and obtained 'A' plus grade following which the organisation allowed them for microsoft international online  examinations.
  
Presently, both are studying in Standard XII.

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