EuroSchool Records 100% Pass in ICSE 2026, Top Scores Reach 99.40% in Grade 10
More than 270 students secured centum scores across subjects, reflecting strong academic performance across the network.
In Grade 10, the highest score of 99.40% was achieved by three students from the Thane campus, while Grade 12 saw a top score of 99.00%, with students from Undri and Wakad ICSE campuses emerging as toppers.
Mumbai: EuroSchool has reported a 100% pass result in the ICSE Grade 10 and Grade 12 Board Examinations 2026, with top scores reaching 99.40% in Grade 10 and 99.00% in Grade 12 across its campuses.
In Grade 10, the highest score of 99.40% was achieved by three students from the Thane campus, while Grade 12 saw a top score of 99.00%, with students from Undri and Wakad ICSE campuses emerging as toppers.
More than 270 students secured centum scores across subjects, reflecting strong academic performance across the network. A significant number of students also scored above 95%, indicating consistent high achievement levels across campuses.
Campus-wise, Thane led the Grade 10 results, while Airoli and Wakad ICSE campuses also recorded top scores above 99%. In Grade 12, Undri and Wakad ICSE campuses stood out with top performances in the science stream and other disciplines.
Students also delivered exceptional subject-wise scores, including perfect marks in Political Science, Physics, Chemistry, Sociology, and Physical Education across campuses.
School principals attributed the performance to a focus on conceptual learning, critical thinking, and continuous academic support. Students highlighted the emphasis on understanding concepts over rote learning as a key factor behind their performance.
Beyond academics, the institution said students continued to build well-rounded profiles through participation in leadership, sports, and creative activities, reflecting its broader approach to holistic development.
EuroSchool, part of Lighthouse Learning Group, operates campuses across major Indian cities and follows a “Discover Yourself” philosophy, combining academic rigor with co-curricular development.
