<p>Science student Rashmi V Patil and Royston Pinto from the Commerce stream have scored a grand total of 588 each, making it a 98 per cent. Incidentally, both the students were adopted by the institution under its ‘Students Adoption Programme’.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Rashmi has scored a 100 in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, and Royston in English and Statistics, said Alva’s Education Trust Chairman Mohan Alva. ‘I want to be a doctor’<br />Rashmi, who gives her parents and the college management the credit for her achievement, said she dreams of becoming a doctor in future. <br /><br />Rashmi’s father Veerendra is an ex-serviceman and her mother Suvarna is a house wife. She hails from Killa at Hunagunda in Bagalkot.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /></p>.<p>Pleasant surprise<br /><br />Royston gushed that he never expected to score such an amazing marks. “I did not believe my eyes. I first told my mother and as the news spread, my neighbours rushed to congratulate me,” he said.<br /><br />He wants to become a chartered accountant and also have a MBA degree. Royston’s father Raymond Pinto is working abroad. His mother Helen Pinto is a house wife. He hails from Borkakatte in Karkala.<br /><br /><br /><br />Overwhelmed<br /><br /></p>.<p>Vinutha Rao from Poorna Prajna College in Udupi, who secured the second rank from the Science stream in the State, was overwhelmed with her stupendous achievement. She has scored 587.<br /><br />Speaking to Deccan Herald, Vinutha said working right from day one has yielded such good results. “I had some expectations, but did not expect such great results,” she added.<br /><br />Vinutha is planning to take up Instrumental Engineering in Manipal Institute of Technology. However, she has few hopes in CET as she found the Mathematics paper tough.<br /><br />Vinutha said she owed her success to the support extended by her parents and lecturers. She also added that additional coaching from Mahesh Tutorials helped her realise her dream.<br /></p>
<p>Science student Rashmi V Patil and Royston Pinto from the Commerce stream have scored a grand total of 588 each, making it a 98 per cent. Incidentally, both the students were adopted by the institution under its ‘Students Adoption Programme’.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Rashmi has scored a 100 in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, and Royston in English and Statistics, said Alva’s Education Trust Chairman Mohan Alva. ‘I want to be a doctor’<br />Rashmi, who gives her parents and the college management the credit for her achievement, said she dreams of becoming a doctor in future. <br /><br />Rashmi’s father Veerendra is an ex-serviceman and her mother Suvarna is a house wife. She hails from Killa at Hunagunda in Bagalkot.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /></p>.<p>Pleasant surprise<br /><br />Royston gushed that he never expected to score such an amazing marks. “I did not believe my eyes. I first told my mother and as the news spread, my neighbours rushed to congratulate me,” he said.<br /><br />He wants to become a chartered accountant and also have a MBA degree. Royston’s father Raymond Pinto is working abroad. His mother Helen Pinto is a house wife. He hails from Borkakatte in Karkala.<br /><br /><br /><br />Overwhelmed<br /><br /></p>.<p>Vinutha Rao from Poorna Prajna College in Udupi, who secured the second rank from the Science stream in the State, was overwhelmed with her stupendous achievement. She has scored 587.<br /><br />Speaking to Deccan Herald, Vinutha said working right from day one has yielded such good results. “I had some expectations, but did not expect such great results,” she added.<br /><br />Vinutha is planning to take up Instrumental Engineering in Manipal Institute of Technology. However, she has few hopes in CET as she found the Mathematics paper tough.<br /><br />Vinutha said she owed her success to the support extended by her parents and lecturers. She also added that additional coaching from Mahesh Tutorials helped her realise her dream.<br /></p>
