A Maharashtra boy from Solapur district celebrated his test success after his CBSE 10 2025 results announced he passed. The boy celebrated his score enough to clear the exam. The family celebrated the victory by attending the rally and distributing candy.
Maharashtra boys celebrate CBSE Level 10 results and get garlands, but…
In India, academic achievement is almost equivalent to innovations by scientists, and exams such as CBSE, UPSC, NEET and JEE are considered the cornerstone of life, and a Maharashtra Boy from Solapur District celebrated his success in the exam, which was announced in his CBSE Class 10 2025 results. Yes, many people are even saddened by the fact that they get 95% of the people, and the boy’s family celebrates his score enough to clear the exam. The boy from Siddheshwar Balak Mandir School scored at least 35% in each subject, which is the mark that was obtained through.
Shivam’s family celebrates his pass results
No parent or even student will consider this as any achievement, except that such scores mean they are allowed to enter the new course to start a new meeting. As for Shiva, it was a huge achievement. The family celebrated the victory by attending a rally, distributing candies, and then bringing Shivam to neighbors for blessings. A video was popular, showing that he was thrilled after the result and his family and neighbors placed the garland around his neck to celebrate. Everyone around him showers their love and encouragement.
For many, this will be considered a moderate achievement. But for Shivam and his family, it was nothing more than a victory in odds. The result caused real joy in his community, leading to spontaneous celebrations that included festival gatherings, traditional candy, and blessings from neighbors and elders. A viral video captures Shiva, smiling and draped in a garland, overwhelmed by the pouring of love and encouragement. The reason he celebrated his passing was because he didn’t expect he would even pass. “To be honest, I was shocked to see 35 points for each topic. I thought I would fail.” He was full of doubt and comfort. “But now that I’m past, I want to work harder and have a higher goal. My goal is to pursue an Institute of Industrial Training (ITI) course.”
Shiva’s father knew his son’s outcome was unexpected, and said: “We are sure he will fail. But even 35 points is a huge victory for our family. We are happy,” he said.
The CBSE Level 10 results were announced on May 13, with 87.98% of students passing, and more than 1.11 million students scoring more than 90%. In those areas where the CBSE board exams were conducted, Vijayawada recorded the highest pass percentage with a score of 99.60%. The exam takes place between February 15 and March 18, 2025.
For the results of CBSE Year 12, the percentage of passing this year’s Level 12 exams this year was 88.39%, an increase of 0.41 percentage points compared to last year. More than 1.6 million students sit in the Level 12 exam.
