Girls pipped boys in the Class 10 results of the (CBSE) exam that were announced here on Thursday, official said.
Girls once again outperformed boys in the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Class X results today, which recorded a pass percentage of 97.32, about a per cent less than last year.
The students appeared in exams can check their results by submitting their Roll Number and Date of Birth (DOB) as inscribed in their admit card/hall ticket.
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The last year's pass percentage was 98.87.
The pass percentage of girls in the 2015 examination was 97.82 per cent as compared to 96.98 per cent of boys.
According to a CBSE statement, Thiruvananthapuram region witnessed highest pass percentage of 99.77 in the country.
In all, 13,73,853 candidates were registered for Class X examination this year, an increase of about 3.37 per cent over that of last year. CBSE Class X results are reflected in grades.
A total of 94,474 students scored a perfect 10 CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average), of them 49,392 were boys and 45,082 girls.
Chandigarh region fared the best with highest number of students, a total of 15479, scoring perfect ten.
The results were delayed by about a week leading to anxiety among the students and their parents.
A total of 94,474 students scored 10 CGPA (cumulative grade points average). Of these 49,392 were boys, and 45,082 were girls. In Delhi, 8,026 students scored 10 CGPA.
There was a drop in the overall pass percentage this year, which was 97.32 as compared to the 98.87 in the 2014.
The overall percentage of candidates qualifying for admission in higher class in Thiruvananthapuram region is 99.77, which is the highest among all regions.
The total number of registered candidates was 13,73,853 - an increase of 3.37 percent over 2014 figure.
Under the CCE (Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation) system regular candidates appeared in both Board- and School- based evaluation system.
The pass percentage of School-based evaluation system was better than that of Board-based.
A total of 6,69,721 students were registered under Board- based system out of which 640255 candidates qualified the Class X examination this year, with a pass percentage of 95.60.
In School-based system, 696366 candidates were registered out of which 642814 qualified taking the pass percentage to 98.05.
The number of students who fell in Compartment category stood at 41812 this year while six candidates were under unfair means.
The candidates will appear in the Improvement of Performance Test to be conducted by the Board or school in July. The Board-based improvement test will commence from July 16.
Candidates seeking verification of grades will apply to respective schools, under the School-based system. The applications of candidates in Board-based system will be submitted online only.
The Class X examination was held across the country at 41812 schools under ten regions of CBSE, said K K Choudhary Controller of Exam.
With PTI Inputs.
Girls once again outperformed boys in the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Class X results today, which recorded a pass percentage of 97.32, about a per cent less than last year.
The students appeared in exams can check their results by submitting their Roll Number and Date of Birth (DOB) as inscribed in their admit card/hall ticket.
Check your .
The last year's pass percentage was 98.87.
The pass percentage of girls in the 2015 examination was 97.82 per cent as compared to 96.98 per cent of boys.
According to a CBSE statement, Thiruvananthapuram region witnessed highest pass percentage of 99.77 in the country.
In all, 13,73,853 candidates were registered for Class X examination this year, an increase of about 3.37 per cent over that of last year. CBSE Class X results are reflected in grades.
A total of 94,474 students scored a perfect 10 CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average), of them 49,392 were boys and 45,082 girls.
Chandigarh region fared the best with highest number of students, a total of 15479, scoring perfect ten.
The results were delayed by about a week leading to anxiety among the students and their parents.
A total of 94,474 students scored 10 CGPA (cumulative grade points average). Of these 49,392 were boys, and 45,082 were girls. In Delhi, 8,026 students scored 10 CGPA.
There was a drop in the overall pass percentage this year, which was 97.32 as compared to the 98.87 in the 2014.
The overall percentage of candidates qualifying for admission in higher class in Thiruvananthapuram region is 99.77, which is the highest among all regions.
The total number of registered candidates was 13,73,853 - an increase of 3.37 percent over 2014 figure.
Under the CCE (Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation) system regular candidates appeared in both Board- and School- based evaluation system.
The pass percentage of School-based evaluation system was better than that of Board-based.
A total of 6,69,721 students were registered under Board- based system out of which 640255 candidates qualified the Class X examination this year, with a pass percentage of 95.60.
In School-based system, 696366 candidates were registered out of which 642814 qualified taking the pass percentage to 98.05.
The number of students who fell in Compartment category stood at 41812 this year while six candidates were under unfair means.
The candidates will appear in the Improvement of Performance Test to be conducted by the Board or school in July. The Board-based improvement test will commence from July 16.
Candidates seeking verification of grades will apply to respective schools, under the School-based system. The applications of candidates in Board-based system will be submitted online only.
The Class X examination was held across the country at 41812 schools under ten regions of CBSE, said K K Choudhary Controller of Exam.
With PTI Inputs.