Hyderabad: Secondary Education Council (CBSE) Results 12 bring cheering for the majority of students because many are managed to secure more than 90% value in the exam, the results are released on Friday.
Many schools in the city have students who score more than 95%.
The Chennai region, which also includes a school from Telangana, secures third place with a percentage pass 99.77%.
While the total pass percentage was 99.37%, the Trivandurum and Bengaluru regions were placed in the first and second position with a percentage of 99.89% and 99.83%.
“Of the total 136 students, 61 students scored more than 95% and 58 students scored in the range of 90 to 94%,” said Smitha Govind, Principal, Bolarum.
He said he was speeding from the Humanities Stream safely 98.6%, followed by Riya Sur who scored 98.2% in the flow of science, and Mahk Gupta from the flow of trade with 97.8%.
Likewise, of the 77 students who registered for the CBSE Class 12 exam from Public School Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan (Vidyashram), Hills Jubilee, 34% of students get 90% upwards.
Some students, including Hitisha Jain from the flow of trade and Nellore Dharshita from the flow of science guaranteed more than 95% sign, said G Arunasree, principal.
According to numbers released by CBSE, 70, 004 students secured 95% and above the sign throughout India compared to 38, 686 students in the last academic year.
However, when it comes to students who secure above 90% and below 95%, there is little decline as 1, 50, 152 of the country is guaranteed more than 90% of such signs against 1, 57, 934 in 2020.
Schools recognize evenly -Rata students get the most benefits that do not perform well compared to the year of reference having advantages because schools give them more signs to adjust it in a certain range.
The CBSE also announced that the results of 1,060 new schools were still in the process because there was no reference year.
The results of around 60,000 students from these schools are expected to be released within a week.
The results of students are prepared by considering the value of 40% class 12 based on the medium-term / pre-board unit test, 30% of each class-based component 11 and 10th grade based on the best theory component of three shows.
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Furthermore, the school was asked to consider one of the last three academic years, the best year of performance, as a reference year to provide value.
Hyderabad Schools Excel in CBSE as much as a score of more than 95%
