HYDERABAD: Girls secured 94.54 per cent passes and boys 91.25 per cent in the Central Board of Secondary Training (CBSE) Class XII results which had been released on Friday. All transgender students cleared the exam this twelve months too, resulting in 100 per cent passes, even though the board did no longer delivery the preference of transgender students. All transgender students had cleared the exam closing twelve months too.
The pass percentage among students in the transgender category has constantly improved, from 83.33 per cent in 2019, 86.19 per cent in 2020 to 100 per cent in 2021 and 2022.
Girls secured 88.70 per cent in 2019, 92.15 per cent in 2020, 99.67 per cent in 2021 and 94.54 in 2022. Boys secured 79.40 per cent in 2019, 86.19 per cent in 2020, 99.13 per cent in 2021 and 91.25 per cent in 2022.
The Thiruvananthapuram place purchased the ideal pass percentage of 98.83, adopted by Bengaluru with 98.16 per cent and Hyderabad stood third at 97.79. Prayagraj place of Uttar Pradesh purchased the bottom pass percentage of 83.71.
The exchange in the examination sample resulted in the final pass percentage shedding by 6.66 percentage aspects when as in contrast with the old twelve months (99.37 per cent in 2021). Out of 14,35,366 students who regarded for the examination, 13,30,662 handed.
The board knowledgeable that it would philosophize the merit certificates to 0.1 per cent of scholars who scored the ideal marks in topics. On the other hand, no merit checklist will be declared. The board will no longer award the first, 2d and third divisions.
The CBSE talked about 33,432 students had scored 95 per cent marks this twelve months, while 1,34,797 students had crosed the 90 per cent marks threshold.
The CBSE authorities talked about that the closing two academic years had been severely affected as a result of outbreak of Covid-19 pandemic. In 2020 and 2021, the board declared the effects of Class X and Class XII in accordance with the tabulation policy accredited by the Supreme Court docket.
The board made up our minds to conduct the examinations in two terms for the first time in the history of the CBSE. In term I, it was made up our minds that an examination of a rapid length of 90 minutes must be performed with the half syllabus to salvage a wise evaluation of scholars. In term II, the loads of half of the syllabus was mounted for the evaluation by conserving examinations of two-and-half-a-hours every for diverse topics.
Authorities knowledgeable that the recommendations purchased after term-1 (idea) exams was that students had been unable to create to their full doable as they had to look for an purpose sample for the first time in board exams. For term II, exams had been more certain, with sufficient efficiency being expressed by the scholars.
As far as practicals had been concerned, equal weightage of term I and term II was given. The weightage of term-I was mounted at 30 per cent, and term-II was 70 per cent for idea papers. Authorities knowledgeable that Covid-19 fright, exchange in syllabus and examination sample resulted in the drop of pass percentage when as in contrast with closing twelve months.
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