Visakhapatnam: Andhra Pradesh is one of eight states / union states in the country that reached a 100-fold percentage in the CBSE class X results released on Tuesday.
But when it comes to major countries, only Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh who completed the achievement.
Andhra Pradesh has been established in second place among all states in terms of graduation percentage in the results of the class X CBSE last year (2020).
Tamil Nadu has topped the country with 99.61 graduating percent in 2020 results, followed by Andhra Pradesh with 99.44 pass percent.
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Of the 24,012 students who appeared for the exam from Andhra Pradesh this year, 24,011 candidates cleared the exam, reaching 100 percent pass among girls and 99.99% among boys.
However, CBSE rounded it to percent percent.
Other countries or UTS, which secured the percentage of 100 grades other than AP and Tamil Nadu, including Goa, Lakshadweep, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland and Puducherry.
Given the increasing number of Covid-19 cases during the ongoing second wave, CBSE canceled the council examination for class X, which was originally scheduled to be held from May 4.
According to CBSE, the results are prepared in the objective criteria bases developed by the Board.
And if there are candidates who are not satisfied with the allocated sign, he will be given the opportunity to appear in the exam and when his condition is conducive to conducting the exam.
Although 10 signs are allocated to periodic tests / units, 30 marks are given to half a year / midterm exam.
The pre-board score is the basis for awarding the remaining 40 signs in the overall assessment of 80-marks.
Namrata Basudeb, a student from Sri Chaitanya School Madhurawada Branch, scored 495 values ​​from 500.