MP boards: Over 76% clear class 10 exams, 74% class 12
Bhopal: Singrauli's Pragya Jaisawal and Priyal Dwivedi of Satna topped the MP Board Class 10 and 12 results announced on Tuesday.For Class 10, the pass percentage was 76.22% for regular candidates and 28.70% for private candidates. Regular male students achieved 73.21%, whilst regular female students secured 79.27%.The High School Certificate Examination was conducted across 3,887 centres statewide for both regular and self-study candidates. A total of 8,04,932 regular candidates and 1,31,293 self-study candidates participated in the High School Certificate Examination. The examination recorded 24 instances of malpractice, marking the lowest count in a decade.Of the 8,04,768 regular candidates whose results were announced, 4,29,042 secured first division, 1,82,172 obtained second division, and 2,200 achieved third division. The overall pass percentage reached 76.22%, with no candidates receiving supplementary results. Female students demonstrated superior performance compared to male students amongst regular candidates, with pass rates of 79.27% and 73.21% respectively.For Class 12, regular candidates achieved a 74.48% pass rate, whilst non-regular candidates secured 26.48%. Regular male and female students attained 71.37% and 77.55% respectively.The state-level provisional merit list includes 26 candidates from Arts, 35 from Science (Maths), 53 from Science (Biology), 34 from Commerce, 8 from Agriculture, and 3 from Fine Arts Home Science. The Higher Secondary Examination was conducted across 3,636 centres, with 6,02,574 regular and 94,465 self-study candidates participating.The examination witnessed 43 cases of malpractice, the lowest in 10 years. From 6,01,951 regular candidates, 3,18,743 achieved first division, 1,29,472 secured second division, and 592 obtained third division. The overall pass percentage stands at 74.48%, with no supplementary results declared.
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