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Time of India
25-05-2025
- General
- Time of India
Registrations for supplementary exams of Classes 10, 12 under Gujarat board dip by 29k compared to last year
Ahmedabad: The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB) has announced that the supplementary exams for Classes 10 and 12 will commence on June 23 and conclude on July 3. This year, around 1.95 lakh students registered for these exams, marking a decrease of approximately 29,000 students compared to the previous year's 2.26 lakh registrations. Board officials stated that the drop in registrations could be attributed to a higher pass percentage this year. Last year, more students failed and appeared for the supplementary exams. The improved results in 2025 may have led to fewer students needing to take the supplementary tests. The registration process for the supplementary exams began on May 12 for Class 12 science and general streams and concluded on May 21. For Class 10, the registration started on May 13 and was extended until May 22. Approximately 70,000 students from Class 12 registered for the exams. This year marks a significant policy change, as students who failed in any number of subjects in Class 10, 12 science, or 12 general streams are now eligible to appear for the supplementary exams. Additionally, students who passed but wish to improve their results can also sit for the exams. This is part of the board's ongoing effort to provide better academic opportunities and reduce dropout rates. Traditionally, supplementary exams were held in July, but since last year, they have been conducted in June to enable quicker result processing. The board plans to complete the exams within 11 days to announce the results earlier than in previous years. The supplementary exams will also include students from Sanskrit prathama and Sanskrit madhyama. The board will prepare the final result for improvement candidates based on the 'best of two' policy.
Time of India
24-05-2025
- General
- Time of India
Class 10 students to get marksheets on May 27
Ahmedabad: Class 10 students will receive their marksheets on May 27, the Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB) has announced. Over 6.5 lakh students cleared the exams this year. The dispatch of marksheets from the board's office to district education offices will begin on May 25. On May 26, the documents will be handed over to schools for distribution the next day. The Class 10 exam results were declared online on May 8, but students did not receive physical mark sheets at that time. The board is also issuing certificates, and school records for Class 10, Sanskrit Prathama, and GSOS students through designated district distribution centres. School principals are required to collect the marksheets from the district education officer's office and ensure timely distribution. This follows the earlier distribution of marksheets for Class 12 science and general streams. Delays in the Class 12 General stream marksheet distribution led to a postponed schedule for Class 10. tnn Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Brother's Day wishes , messages and quotes !
Time of India
24-05-2025
- Science
- Time of India
Gujarat board announces supplementary exam schedule for Classes 10 and 12
Ahmedabad: The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB) has released the schedule for the supplementary exams for Class 10 and 12 students. The exams are set to begin on June 23 and conclude on July 3. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Students who failed in any number of subjects in Class 10, Class 12 Science, or General Stream will be allowed to appear for the supplementary exams. Additionally, students who passed but wish to improve their scores can also participate. As per the released schedule, exams for Class 10, Class 12 (science and general streams), as well as Sanskrit prathama and madhyama, will begin on June 23. Class 12 general stream exams will be conducted in two sessions: 10.30am to 1.45pm and 3pm to 6.15pm. Class 12 science exams will be held from 3pm to 6.30pm, and Class 10 exams will be from 10am to 1.15pm. According to official sources, approximately 2 lakh students across Gujarat registered for the supplementary exams. This marks the first time that the board will allow students failing in all subjects to take the supplementary exams in streams beyond just Class 12 Science. Earlier, the GSHSEB announced the results of the regular board exams conducted in Feb-March. Following the results, the board initiated online registration for the supplementary exams, which is now complete. In a shift from past years, the board has continued with the recent practice of conducting supplementary exams in June instead of July to ensure earlier result announcements. This change aims to provide a fair opportunity for all students to improve their academic performance with a more inclusive and timely examination process. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Ahmedabad: The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB) has released the schedule for the supplementary exams for Class 10 and 12 students. The exams are set to begin on June 23 and conclude on July 3. Students who failed in any number of subjects in Class 10, Class 12 Science, or General Stream will be allowed to appear for the supplementary exams. Additionally, students who passed but wish to improve their scores can also participate. As per the released schedule, exams for Class 10, Class 12 (science and general streams), as well as Sanskrit prathama and madhyama, will begin on June 23. Class 12 general stream exams will be conducted in two sessions: 10.30am to 1.45pm and 3pm to 6.15pm. Class 12 science exams will be held from 3pm to 6.30pm, and Class 10 exams will be from 10am to 1.15pm. According to official sources, approximately 2 lakh students across Gujarat registered for the supplementary exams. This marks the first time that the board will allow students failing in all subjects to take the supplementary exams in streams beyond just Class 12 Science. Earlier, the GSHSEB announced the results of the regular board exams conducted in Feb-March. Following the results, the board initiated online registration for the supplementary exams, which is now complete. In a shift from past years, the board has continued with the recent practice of conducting supplementary exams in June instead of July to ensure earlier result announcements. This change aims to provide a fair opportunity for all students to improve their academic performance with a more inclusive and timely examination process.
Time of India
15-05-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Chhota Udepur girl who was mistakenly failed passes with first class
Vadodara/Gandhinagar: "I passed with 62%. I want to opt for the commerce stream," said Ankisha Parmar, a resident of Chhota Udepur, who had mistakenly been failed in the Class 10 board exams of the Gujarat Secondary and Higher Education Board (GSHSEB). "I got very tense when I was shown as absent and immediately approached the authorities. My case was taken up immediately and my correct result was announced," said Ankisha, who is 14 and lives in Akona village of Nasvadi taluka. Her father, Tirathsinh, said she wants to study further and have a corporate career. Parmar was handed her passing certificate by GSHSEB on Wednesday evening, enabling her admission to Class XI. She had mistakenly taken the entire exam from a different seat number, so she was marked absent when the results were announced. A govt statement on Wednesday said that education minister Praful Pansheriya ordered an investigation, which found that Ankisha had taken her exams from Seat 71 instead of 73. The board took remedial action and announced her correct result. After reviewing her papers, it was confirmed that Ankisha had passed the exam and her correct result was handed to her by the minister. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Switch to UnionBank Rewards Card UnionBank Credit Card Apply Now Undo The statement further said that on the instructions of the minister, the block supervisor was issued a notice by the district education officer (DEO). The education minister also instructed the board to ensure such mistakes do not recur. Vadodara/Gandhinagar: "I passed with 62%. I want to opt for the commerce stream," said Ankisha Parmar, a resident of Chhota Udepur, who had mistakenly been failed in the Class 10 board exams of the Gujarat Secondary and Higher Education Board (GSHSEB). "I got very tense when I was shown as absent and immediately approached the authorities. My case was taken up immediately and my correct result was announced," said Ankisha, who is 14 and lives in Akona village of Nasvadi taluka. Her father, Tirathsinh, said she wants to study further and have a corporate career. Parmar was handed her passing certificate by GSHSEB on Wednesday evening, enabling her admission to Class XI. She had mistakenly taken the entire exam from a different seat number, so she was marked absent when the results were announced. A govt statement on Wednesday said that education minister Praful Pansheriya ordered an investigation, which found that Ankisha had taken her exams from Seat 71 instead of 73. The board took remedial action and announced her correct result. After reviewing her papers, it was confirmed that Ankisha had passed the exam and her correct result was handed to her by the minister. The statement further said that on the instructions of the minister, the block supervisor was issued a notice by the district education officer (DEO). The education minister also instructed the board to ensure such mistakes do not recur.
Time of India
09-05-2025
- Science
- Time of India
Gujarat board Class 10 results reveal 20% rise in A1 grades
Ahmedabad: A total of 28,055 students have secured A1 grades in the Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB) Class 10 results announced on Thursday. This represents a substantial increase of 4,781 students (20.7%) compared to the 23,247 A1 grades in 2024.A general rise in the number of students achieving grades from A-2 to C-2 was also noticed this time. Subjects like science, social science, sanskrit, and basic maths saw a significant concentration of A1 grades as overall results indicate a sharp rise in top year, 86,459 students received A2 grades, up from 78,893 last year — a rise of 7,566 students (9.6%). Similarly, 1,24,274 students earned B1 grades compared to 1,18,710 in 2024 — an increase of 5,564 (4.7%) students. In B2 grade, 1,52,089 students were listed this year, up from 143,899 last year — a rise of 8,190 (5.7%) Social science saw 31,969 students with A1 grades, followed by science (68,018), sanskrit (56,104), basic science (37,154), and English (23,231). Interestingly, while over 90,000 students failed in science, 68,028 students still achieved A1 in the same subject, raising questions about evaluation a considerable increase in students securing A1 to C2 grades was observed, pointing to a possible grading relaxation in some subjects.
