Guwahati: Zona Guwahati CBSE produces phenomenal results on the 12th grade board with a percentage pass 99.31.

Under the evaluation formula, the percentage pass has increased by around 16% from 83.37% last year.
By 2020, the percentage of pass in this area on the 12th board recorded a large surge of nearly 20%, even when the exam was cut off by Covid-19.
The appropriate image for 2019 is 64.41%.
A total of 44,842 registered candidates to appear in the exam from the region of this year 41,288 passed.
Only 78 students failed in this region along with 208 students placed in the compartment category.
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CBSE informs that 3,268 candidates have been placed under “later results” at NE.
“Our results will be better if there are no cases.
These cases are mostly from schools where students appear in class 12 tests for the first time,” KK Choudhury, Director of the Northeast Regional Office of the CBSE told TII.
The first time the timer was asked to consider the average district or national average of the previous year for reference while resolving signs of students in various subjects because these schools did not have a note the previous year.
CBSE officials said previously years of statistics some students were not filled by each school and these students also under the ‘results later.
“There are also some other differences detected in previous years which will be taken into account.
These results have been postponed for now,” said a CBSE official, added that such cases would be completed in about a week.
There was no celebration in city schools because of the Covid situation, although many of them produced penny percent.
At the leading Don Bosco school, Panbazar, all 205 candidates passed and the majority of them (139) got 90% or more.
K Chanda, South Point Principal, Guwahati, said, “At the WhatsApp, Facebook, and Zoom meeting, a congratulatory message of pouring.
The campus remains closed but there is an endless excitement in our student’s house because everything has passed.”