Nagpur: Even when the Maharashtra State Council cleared more than 99% of STD XII exam participants without conducting tests due to covid-induced restrictions, Vidarbha once again had bad luck with the two divisions found not found a place in five dominated by Conkan.
In the results of the higher the Medium Certificate (HSC) examination stated by the Board on Tuesday, the results of the Nagpur Division witnessed a leap of 7.97% while Amravati increased tally of 7.28% compared to last year.
Students are assessed based on their appearance in the past two years because the exam cannot occur due to locking and restrictions.
Board officials are called results as “historic” because more than 99.63% of students declared successful without answering a single question.
While Nagpur slipped the notch to complete the sixth with a success rate of 99.62% among nine divisions compared to last year, Amravati secured the second position second at 99.37%, right above Aurangabad.
Last year, Nagpur finished fifth while Amravati secured fourth place.
In 2019, the Nagpur Division was completed at the bottom while in 2018, it was the second last.
In both divisions, girls once again outperformed boys in all streams, except in the repeater.
Chandrapur district filled the Nagur division with a success rate of 99.83% followed by Gadchiroli at 99.73%, Nagpur at 99.61% and Wardha at 99.59%.
Bhandara and Gondia, which are usually used to deal with division charts are completed in fifth and sixth position with a percentage of 99.54% and 99.37% respectively.
Last year, the Gondia topped the division for the second year in a row with 94.13%, followed by Bhandara who maintained the position of both by securing a percentage of 93.58% pass.
In the Division of Amravati, the Washim district topped the charts with a percentage of 99.89%, followed by Yavatmal at 99.77%, Buldhana at 99.47%, and Amravati at 99.29%.
Akola is finished at the bottom of the stairs with 99.26%.
From the Nagpur Division, 1,40,859 students have registered for the HSC exam which is 1,40,325 declared graduated.
From them, 65,765 the differences guaranteed, 63,899 were in first grade, 10,550 in second grade while only 110 was in the pass class.
Only 534 students were declared failed.
Even student repeaters have been promoted which caused their best results in the history of the council.
Of the 6,501 student failure, 6,295 was declared a pass with a success rate of 99.44%.
In the Division of Amravati, 1.31,989 candidates have registered for the 12th STD exam where 1.31,166 is declared a pass.
That means only 853 failed in five division districts.
About 6,090 repeaters have registered for the exam and they, 6,081 are promoted with a percentage pass 99.85.
On both divisions, although the number of examinants registered more in the flow of science, the trade gets a better percentage pass.
In Nagpur, trade students led the calculation with a success rate of 99.95% followed by art at 99.86%, MCVC at 99.61 and science at 99.43%.
Likewise in Amravati, 99.92% of trade students were declared to be graduated, followed by 99.91% art, 99.44% MCVC and 99.82% science.