AJMER: Pandemic has helped 12 students from Rajasthan Council of Secondary Education (RBSE) which achieved the best results in all schools – Humanities, Trade and Science – with a percentage pass 99.19, 99.73 and 99.52.
The average percentage of graduating for this year reached 99.5.
The results are virtually stated by the Minister of Education Govind Singh Dotasra on Saturday.
All students who participated in the assessment formula conducted by schools passed the test while they were not declared failed.
This is for the first time in the history of RBSE that there is no test done.
Even in 2020, the exam was conducted by following a strict Covid guideline, which produced a percentage of the average pass 91.
Dotasra said they followed the formula synchronized with other countries and would ultimately help students to get acceptance at the Premier Institute.
“Considering a pandemic, the Ministry of Education has prepared a model to conduct a monthly assessment at school, which will help with student performance assessments,” Minister said.
He highlighted the importance of the steps of the country in implementing the NCert syllabus in the RBSE, which will bring the quality of education equivalent to the most preferred council of the state.
Humanities: From 5.92,218 students who signed up for internal assessments, 5.92,051 appeared for it included 3,00,637 boys and 2,91,414 girls.
5,87,239 students were declared graduated while 1.479 got extra.
Science: Of the 2,36,030 students who signed up for internal assessments, 2.35,954 appeared for him including 1,55,581 girls and 90,373 boys.
2,34,827 students were declared graduated while 103 got extra.
Commerce: From 31,993 students who signed up for internal assessments, 31989 students appeared for it including 20,427 boys and 11,562 girls.
As many as 31,903 clean the exam and 22 got extra.