Bengaluru: Except for one candidate who was released to emulate, all 8,71,443 students who wrote the SSLC exam had passed.
Grade 10 exam results – carried out in multiple choice formats – announced by the minister of major education and new secondary, BC Nagsh, Monday.
The predecessor of Suresh Kumar Nagesh has announced that all students who appear for the exam will be promoted due to a pandemic.
While 16% of candidates (1.28 lakh) secured the value of +, scoring 90-100%, 2.5 lakh or 32% landed value (80-89%).
With the format of multiple choice questions provide sufficient scope to score high scores this time, 157 students print maximum: 625 of 625.
That number was only six years ago.
Strangely, no one scored 624, against 11 years ago.
Furthermore, 289 students scored 623, against 43 years ago.
The biggest group among toppers are those who get 621 marks – 449.
Thirteen children are given a maximum grace value of 28 in one subject to allow them to be promoted.
Overall, 9% of the total students received signs of grace.
Students alone who are considered failed are personal candidates and repeaters in the age group 26-30 who tried to send proxy candidates to appear for him.
The department does not reveal the place to come.
Last year, the percentage of SSLC pass was 71.8%, with leading daughters at 77.74, at least 10 percentage points in front of a boy.
While some other countries and the central board canceled the 10th grade test, the Karnataka government decided to advance in the middle of the first wave of last year.
This time, the test was a truncated two-day affair, which was held on 19 and 22 July.
The wise competition of the district becomes something from the past with all districts that secure the value.
There are binaries such as urban and rural and daughters and boys are just as good.
With solid traffic, the website of the Karnataka secondary education checkboards cannot be accessed for several hours.
With policies that are all promoted, all secondary schools secure 100% results.
This includes Middle School-Hindi which last year only recorded only 48% of graduating, medium tamil 69% and Urdu 61%.
There are 4,626 different candidates who take the exam and clean it.
K’Taka: 8.7 lakh passed the SSLC exam, 1.3 lakh get +
