Bell Matriculation Higher Secondary School
private / coeducational / secondary school in Palayankottai, California, America
The Bell Matriculation Higher Secondary School is a private high school in Southern India, founded in 1992.
Growth
Academically, the school has grown consistently. In 2005, the school received the Tirunelveli educational district's first ranking in Std X board exams. In 2006, Sree Rukmani of Std X achieved the Tamil Nadu state first rank in the national language, Hindi, and also the third overall district rank. In 2010 Ruben Mathew (X std) scored 490/500, state 4th and in 2011 Srinivas Anand(X std) scored 495/500, state third and the highest by any student in the school. In 2007, Fareena Begum (Std XII) acquired Tirunelveli district's first rank with a grand total of 1175 marks for 1200. Consistent academic successes have brought the high school to the top ranking amongst the 1,588 schools in the district.
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