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Girls pass percentage is more than boys : SSLC exam result

Bengaluru: Students who wrote the SSLC exams conducted in April have created history, clocking the highest ever pass percentage of 81.82. These are an improvement over last year`s results by 0.

62% and the best since the inception of the Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board (KSEEB) in the mid-1960s. The SSLC exam this year was unprecedented in many ways. It was based under the Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) pattern, where 80% marks are earmarked for the main exams and 20% for internal assignments in each subject.

In a first, students will be awarded grades and percentage besides marks in the report card. In terms of pass percentage, Udupi, which was in the 10th position last year, scaled up to No. 1 this year clocking 93.

37%. Chikkodi, last year`s topper, came right behind with 93.32%.

The topper, Vishwajith Prakash Hedge from Sirsi, scored 623 out of 625. The second place has been shared by five students who secured 622 marks; 15 students came third with 621 marks. Girls have once again fared better than boys.

The pass percentage of girls and boys is 86.23% and 77.85% respectively.

This year, there has been a phenomenal increase in those who have scored a centum in maths: their number has jumped from 300 last year to 1,434. The centum wave is high in first language .

 

source : nyoooz

Date : May 13, 2015

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