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The following students were ranked first second and third in the island rankings in their respective streams at the 2011 GCE Advanced Level Examination:

Bio-science: Pramith Shashinda Ruwanoathirana of Royal College, Colombo, Anandarajah Sanjayan of St. John’s College, Jaffna and Mohamed Saleem Fathima Shalidha of Fathima Muslim Ladies College Colombo.

Mathematics: Kamalakkannan Kamalavasan of J/Uduppidy American Mission College, Valvettithurai, Nushen Manithya Seneviratna of Royal College, Colombo and Dadallage Amila Ruwansiri Silva, of Dharmaraja Vidyalaya, Kandy.

Commerce: Gamage Ishara Dilhani of Debarawewa M.W.V., Tissamaharama, Ravindu Supun Liyange of Richmond Vidyalaya, Galle and Osanda Lakshana Amarasinghe of Visakha B.M.V., Colombo.

Arts: Senanayake Achchillage Sachinthani Kaushalya Senanayake of St, Joseph’s B.M.V., Kegalle, Hiniduma Liyange Chamindri Umesha of Southlands Vidyalaya, Galle and Elluppiti Mudiyanselage Janani Chandimali Perera of Newstead Balika Mahavidyalaya, Negombo.

Other streams: Kerawgodage Don Anoukh Ashley Jayawardena of St. Joseph’s College Colombo, Konithigoda Kankanamage Tharindu Prabath Ranathunga of Anuradhapura M.M.V., and Iresha Dilhani Rubasinghe of Visakha B.M.V., Colombo

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