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Promising Student’s Tragic Passing Before Discovering A/L Results

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September 8, 2023
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Shankar Sanjeeva, a dedicated student from the Jaffna Tunnale area, had recently achieved an outstanding result in the GCE A/L in the biology biology stream. Tragically, it has been exactly one month since he passed away.

On August 9th, Shankar’s life was cut short in a motorcycle accident while he was back at home, celebrating his accomplishments after completing the exam.

Shankar’s impressive GCE A/L results included two A (A) passes and one B (B) pass. He earned the 62nd rank in the highly competitive Jaffna district.

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