Tripura board declares top-ten merit list of 10th, 12th exams, pass percentages hiked after self-inspection, review
The Tripura Board of Secondary Education ( TBSE) on Friday announced the top ten rank-holders of Class 10 and Class 12 board examinations, nearly 1.5 months after declaring the board results with only pass percentage.
Also read: NEET Result 2025 Live Updates: Websites to check NTA NEET UG results when announced
Earlier on April 30, the TBSE declared results of both Class 10 and 12 that recorded 86.53% and 79. 29% pass percentages respectively. However, after self-inspection and review results, the pass percentage of Class 10 rose to above 87% and for Class 12, it was 81%, informed TBSE president Dr. Dhananjoy Gan Choudhury.
Speaking to the reporters at TBSE office, Gan Choudhury stated that total 25 students got positions in the top ten merit list of Class 10 and another 20 students in top ten merit list of Class 12.
This year, a total of 29,670 candidates including 13,861 males and 15,809 females appeared for the Class 10 board examinations and total 21,506 candidates including 9,920 males and 11,586 females appeared for Class 12 board examinations.
Last year, a total of 33739 Class 10 students and 25,350 students of Class 12 appeared for the board examinations.
While declaring Class 12 toppers, TBSE chief stated that Joydip Rudra Paul from PM Shri Kamini Kumar Singha Memorial Higher Secondary School bagged the first position in Class 12 examination by scoring total 493 marks in Humanities.
Saptadipa Nath, a student of PM Shri Dharmanagar Government Girls' Higher Secondary School, scored a total of 492 marks from the Science stream to secure second position.
The third position was jointly secured by
Eshita Sen from PM Shri Jolaibari M.M Girls' Higher Secondary School and Rakteem Debnath from Prachya Bharati Higher Secondary School who scored total 490 marks in Humanities.
Tanusree Saha from Kalamchowra Higher Secondary School secured a total of 489 marks in the Humanities stream to secure fourth position.
Anamika Debnath ( Humanities) from Icharbil Higher Secondary School, Kriti Dey ( Science) from Belonia Vidyapith Higher Secondary School, Arnab Basak ( Science) from Sabroom Higher Secondary School and Tapas Dey
( Humanities) from PM Shri Kamini Kumar Singha Memorial Higher Secondary School came fifth with total 488 marks.
Trisha Das, student of Humanities from Palatana Higher Secondary School scored total 487 to get sixth position.
Swarnali Debnath ( Science) from PM Shri Dharmanagar Government Girls' Higher Secondary School, Trisha Paul ( Humanities) from Hrishyamukh Higher Secondary School and Taniya Khatun ( Humanities) from Lakshmicherra Ramkrishna Higher Secondary School came seventh by getting total 486 marks.
Deepa Sarkar from Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Higher Secondary School, Mitu Nath from Avangchara Higher Secondary School, Reshmi Roy from Gandhigram Higher Secondary School and Munni Begam from PM Shri Kamini Kumar Singha Memorial Higher Secondary School came eighth by scoring total 485 marks. All of them are from Humanities stream.
Debalina Debnath from Ganki Higher Secondary School and Karan Karmakar from PM Shri Kamini Kumar Singha Memorial Higher Secondary School secured ninth position with total 484 marks in Humanities.
Priya Saha from Shalgara Higher Secondary School secured tenth position with total 483 marks in Humanities .
TBSE secretary Dr. Dulal Dey, while announcing names of Class 10 toppers, said that Antariksha Paul from Belonia Vidyapith Higher Secondary School stood first by scoring total 490 marks.
Ramkrishna Vivekananda Vidyamandir's Indrani Bhowmik who scored total 489 marks, got the second position.
Sumit Debnath from Vivekananda Shishu Niketan and Amit Das from Netaji Subhash Vidyaniketan came third with total 488 marks.
Deepjoy Paul from Mirza Higher Secondary School came fourth by scoring total 486 marks.
Anirban Debnath from Panisagar Holy Cross School, Eyesh Datta from Satchand Higher Secondary School, Bishal Sen from Pilak Public School, Adrit Ghosh from Netaji Subhash Vidyaniketan and Tulika Chaudhury from Shankaracharya Vidyayatan Girls Class XII School secured fifth position by scoring total 485 marks.
Priyam Debnath from Tulamura Higher Sevondary School, Susmita Dey from Brintak Siksha Niketan and Deepshikha Karmakar from Shishu Niketan Higher Secondary School secured sixth position in the board scoring total 484 marks.
Debajit Sarkar from Ananda Marga High School bagged total 483 marks to become seventh in the examinations.
Bithi Singha from PM Shri Baidyardighi Higher Secondary School, Dipjoy Sutradhar from Vivekananda Shishu Niketan, Kornili Debbarma from Tipprah Academy and Debi Sen from PM Shri Sekerkote Higher Secondary School secured eighth position by getting total 482 marks.
Drishti Debnath and Mrinmayee Deb from Vivekananda Shishu Niketan and Anwesha Biswas from Netaji Subhash Vidyaniketan bagged total 481 marks to secure ninth position.
Anuska Rudra Pal from PM Shri Dharmanagar Government Girls' Higher Secondary School, Amartya Das and Hrishita Purkayastha from Tripureswari Sishu Tirtha and Anirban Chakraborty from Vivekananda Shishu Niketan bagged total 480 marks to secure tenth position.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Indian Express
2 hours ago
- Indian Express
NEET UG 2025 Final Answer Key Out: Check NEET answer key at neet.nta.nic.in
NTA NEET Result 2025 Direct Link at The National Testing Agency (NTA) on June 14 released the final answer keys for all the sets of question papers of the National Eligibility-cum Entrance Test Undergraduate (NEET UG) 2025. Candidates who have appeared for this year's NEET UG exam can download the final answer key PDF from the official website of NTA – NEET UG 2025 Result Live No questions are dropped this year. For questions, where multiple options are found to be correct, four marks (+4) will be awarded to only those who have attempted the question. The NEET UG question paper comprised 180 compulsory questions in physics, chemistry and biology (botany and zoology). Steps to check NEET UG final answer key Step 1: Go to the official website of NTA NEET – Step 2: On homepage of the website you will find the link related to 'NEET UG final answer key' Step 3: You can click on the link to open the PDF file of final Answer Key of NEET UG Exam NTA had released the provisional answer key on June 3 and the window to raise grievance against the provisional NEET UG answer key was June 5. The NTA conducted NEET UG 2025 on May 4 in multiple exam centres across 5,453 centres in around 500 cities. Over 22.7 lakh candidates had registered for the NEET UG exams this year. The NEET UG question paper comprised 180 compulsory questions in physics, chemistry and biology (botany and zoology). In addition to the NEET UG result and final answer key, NTA will also announce the cut-off for admission to MBBS and other allied programmes. Last year, the NEET UG cut-off percentile for MBBS admission for the students belonging to the general category was 50, and it was 40 for OBC, SC and ST candidates. The NTA will determine the percentile of NEET UG based on the highest marks scored in the all-India common merit list for NEET UG 2025.
Hindustan Times
5 hours ago
- Hindustan Times
HC rejects PIL seeking stay on NEET-UG 2025 results
: The Lucknow bench of the Allahabad high court on Friday rejected a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking a stay on the results of NEET-UG 2025 (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test- Undergraduate). The PIL also sought quashing of the physics section of the test and an order for re-conduct of the same. The order was passed by a vacation division bench of Justice Saurabh Lavania and Justice Syed Qamar Hasan Rizvi, dismissing the PIL filed by Deenbandhu Samgra Swasthya Avam Siksha Shodh Sansthan. A detailed order of the court is awaited. The petitioner's counsel ML Yadav alleged multiple irregularities in the physics section of the NEET-UG 2025 exam (conducted on May 4, 2025), contending that several questions were either erroneous, out of syllabus or copied from external coaching materials without due scrutiny. The petitioner claimed several questions in the physics section of the test were allegedly absurd, factually incorrect or directly plagiarised from flawed examples shared by a private coaching institute. It further claimed that certain questions were beyond the prescribed NEET syllabus and that the paper disproportionately focused on obscure or minor topics while neglecting core syllabus areas. It was also alleged in the PIL that the inclusion of these questions must have given 'undue benefits' to those who were taught the same by the coaching institute. Hence, the plea stated that the test had the ill intention of giving an edge to the aspirants belonging to the coaching institute, which taught such out-of-syllabus questions. On the other hand, the PIL was opposed by Sayed Mohammad Haider Rizvi, the counsel for the respondent – director general of medical education and training, UP, and by the state counsel. MANOJ KUMAR SINGH
Hindustan Times
16 hours ago
- Hindustan Times
Tripura board declares top-ten merit list of 10th, 12th exams, pass percentages hiked after self-inspection, review
The Tripura Board of Secondary Education ( TBSE) on Friday announced the top ten rank-holders of Class 10 and Class 12 board examinations, nearly 1.5 months after declaring the board results with only pass percentage. Also read: NEET Result 2025 Live Updates: Websites to check NTA NEET UG results when announced Earlier on April 30, the TBSE declared results of both Class 10 and 12 that recorded 86.53% and 79. 29% pass percentages respectively. However, after self-inspection and review results, the pass percentage of Class 10 rose to above 87% and for Class 12, it was 81%, informed TBSE president Dr. Dhananjoy Gan Choudhury. Speaking to the reporters at TBSE office, Gan Choudhury stated that total 25 students got positions in the top ten merit list of Class 10 and another 20 students in top ten merit list of Class 12. This year, a total of 29,670 candidates including 13,861 males and 15,809 females appeared for the Class 10 board examinations and total 21,506 candidates including 9,920 males and 11,586 females appeared for Class 12 board examinations. Last year, a total of 33739 Class 10 students and 25,350 students of Class 12 appeared for the board examinations. While declaring Class 12 toppers, TBSE chief stated that Joydip Rudra Paul from PM Shri Kamini Kumar Singha Memorial Higher Secondary School bagged the first position in Class 12 examination by scoring total 493 marks in Humanities. Saptadipa Nath, a student of PM Shri Dharmanagar Government Girls' Higher Secondary School, scored a total of 492 marks from the Science stream to secure second position. The third position was jointly secured by Eshita Sen from PM Shri Jolaibari M.M Girls' Higher Secondary School and Rakteem Debnath from Prachya Bharati Higher Secondary School who scored total 490 marks in Humanities. Tanusree Saha from Kalamchowra Higher Secondary School secured a total of 489 marks in the Humanities stream to secure fourth position. Anamika Debnath ( Humanities) from Icharbil Higher Secondary School, Kriti Dey ( Science) from Belonia Vidyapith Higher Secondary School, Arnab Basak ( Science) from Sabroom Higher Secondary School and Tapas Dey ( Humanities) from PM Shri Kamini Kumar Singha Memorial Higher Secondary School came fifth with total 488 marks. Trisha Das, student of Humanities from Palatana Higher Secondary School scored total 487 to get sixth position. Swarnali Debnath ( Science) from PM Shri Dharmanagar Government Girls' Higher Secondary School, Trisha Paul ( Humanities) from Hrishyamukh Higher Secondary School and Taniya Khatun ( Humanities) from Lakshmicherra Ramkrishna Higher Secondary School came seventh by getting total 486 marks. Deepa Sarkar from Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Higher Secondary School, Mitu Nath from Avangchara Higher Secondary School, Reshmi Roy from Gandhigram Higher Secondary School and Munni Begam from PM Shri Kamini Kumar Singha Memorial Higher Secondary School came eighth by scoring total 485 marks. All of them are from Humanities stream. Debalina Debnath from Ganki Higher Secondary School and Karan Karmakar from PM Shri Kamini Kumar Singha Memorial Higher Secondary School secured ninth position with total 484 marks in Humanities. Priya Saha from Shalgara Higher Secondary School secured tenth position with total 483 marks in Humanities . TBSE secretary Dr. Dulal Dey, while announcing names of Class 10 toppers, said that Antariksha Paul from Belonia Vidyapith Higher Secondary School stood first by scoring total 490 marks. Ramkrishna Vivekananda Vidyamandir's Indrani Bhowmik who scored total 489 marks, got the second position. Sumit Debnath from Vivekananda Shishu Niketan and Amit Das from Netaji Subhash Vidyaniketan came third with total 488 marks. Deepjoy Paul from Mirza Higher Secondary School came fourth by scoring total 486 marks. Anirban Debnath from Panisagar Holy Cross School, Eyesh Datta from Satchand Higher Secondary School, Bishal Sen from Pilak Public School, Adrit Ghosh from Netaji Subhash Vidyaniketan and Tulika Chaudhury from Shankaracharya Vidyayatan Girls Class XII School secured fifth position by scoring total 485 marks. Priyam Debnath from Tulamura Higher Sevondary School, Susmita Dey from Brintak Siksha Niketan and Deepshikha Karmakar from Shishu Niketan Higher Secondary School secured sixth position in the board scoring total 484 marks. Debajit Sarkar from Ananda Marga High School bagged total 483 marks to become seventh in the examinations. Bithi Singha from PM Shri Baidyardighi Higher Secondary School, Dipjoy Sutradhar from Vivekananda Shishu Niketan, Kornili Debbarma from Tipprah Academy and Debi Sen from PM Shri Sekerkote Higher Secondary School secured eighth position by getting total 482 marks. Drishti Debnath and Mrinmayee Deb from Vivekananda Shishu Niketan and Anwesha Biswas from Netaji Subhash Vidyaniketan bagged total 481 marks to secure ninth position. Anuska Rudra Pal from PM Shri Dharmanagar Government Girls' Higher Secondary School, Amartya Das and Hrishita Purkayastha from Tripureswari Sishu Tirtha and Anirban Chakraborty from Vivekananda Shishu Niketan bagged total 480 marks to secure tenth position.
