Students Lead the Way: CMA Group Records High Success Rates in SSLC Results
Bengaluru, April 24: Celebrations broke out across institutions run by the Central Muslim Association (CMA) as students delivered strong performances in the SSLC examinations, the results of which were announced on Friday. The achievement has been marked by a sense of pride among students, parents, and educators, reflecting consistent academic effort and institutional support.
Strong Performance Across Schools
Among the CMA-run high schools, the CMA Girls High School led with an impressive 95 percent pass rate, followed by MS High School at 86 percent and CMA Boys High School at 78 percent. The results underline a steady academic environment and the emphasis on discipline and guidance within these institutions.
Leadership Credits Students and Staff
Attar Syed Murtaza Hussain, General Secretary of CMA Karnataka, lauded the students for their commitment, stating, “We are all happy with the results our students have achieved. It is their hard work that has paid off.” He added, “I sincerely thank all our staff members and respected parents, whose continuous and focused support made this success possible.”
Echoing similar sentiments, President of CMA Karnataka, Farook Mehmood said, “These results are a reflection of the determination shown by our students. The contribution of teachers and parents has been crucial in shaping this outcome.”
Collective Effort Behind Success
Saniya Farzeen, Administrator of the CMA Group of Institution highlighted the team effort behind the achievement, noting, “The dedicated efforts of our management, teaching and non-teaching staff have ensured that our students pass with flying colours.”
Head Masters of the institutions described the results as “overwhelming,” expressing hope that students will continue to excel and contribute meaningfully to society. “We wish our children continued success and hope they grow into responsible citizens who serve the nation,” they said.
A Legacy of Educational Service
The Central Muslim Association, a century-old organisation, has long been engaged in advancing education, particularly within marginalized communities. It manages several institutions, including Abbas Khan PU and Degree College for Women, Mominpura Higher Primary School, and MS Polytechnic College.
The results stand as a reminder that with dedication, guidance, and collective effort, students can overcome barriers and move forward with confidence toward a brighter future.
