STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS · HISTORICAL RECORDS

Small beginnings. Big horizons.

The original programme materials document student selection, participation from across Tamil Nadu and reported academic outcomes following the learning experience.

THE FINAL SELECTION

75 students. 30 schools. 12 districts.

District-wise counts transcribed from the supplied “Rocket Science Final Selection List — Abstract” image.

75

Students in the final selection

29

Boys represented

46

Girls represented

30

Schools represented

S.NoDistrictSchoolsBoysGirlsTotal
1Chengalpattu2347
2Chennai401515
3Coimbatore1011
4Dindigul2606
5Kanchipuram2066
6Madurai1101
7Ranipet48412
8Sivagangai1011
9Thanjavur2189
10Thiruvallur86612
11Trichy2213
12Vellore1202
TOTAL30294675

This is a final-selection snapshot, not a list of all students who began the programme or all who later traveled to Russia.

REPORTED ACADEMIC OUTCOMES

Evidence of student determination.

The 17 June 2024 report lists these individual board-exam percentages above 85%. Names and scores below reproduce that historical source; they are not an assessment of present performance.

Class 10 · Scores above 85%

StudentPercentage
V. Mirdhu Bashini95.8%
K. Rakshith95.6%
S. Hindu Priya93.4%
R. Tharika93%
S. Reshmadevi90.4%
P. Jananishwari87.2%
S. Jeevitha87.2%
S. Kaviya87%
V. Priyanka86.8%
R. Jeevitha85.6%
V. Kavin Karthik85%

Class 12 · Scores above 85%

StudentPercentage
R. Karthiyahini96.83%
P. Kanmani96.33%
R. Abi93.5%
A. Yogesh85.83%
The same report notes overall percentage ranges of 73.2–95.8% in Standard 10 and 65–96% in Standard 12. Its tabulated Class 12 high-scorer list includes 96.83%, so the ranges appear to use rounded values.
A group of programme participants together
BEYOND THE NUMBERS

Confidence to explore what comes next.

The original travel booklet includes student and teacher reflections describing the value of hands-on exposure, teamwork, curiosity, learning Russian history and meeting people working in space-related fields.

The book also records sponsorship, financial support and further-study opportunities for several participants. These are examples from the first cohort, not guaranteed benefits of joining any future activity.