The cross proportion in Class 10 exams final yr was 72.26.
Vijayawada:
Greater than 86 per cent of the scholars handed the Class 10 examination in Andhra Pradesh, the outcomes of which have been declared on Monday.
A complete of 86.69 per cent of scholars cleared the examination held final month. Out of 6,16,615 common college students who appeared within the examination, 5,34,574 college students have handed. Out of them, 69.26 per cent of scholars handed within the first division.
The cross proportion in Class 10 exams final yr was 72.26.
Schooling Commissioner Suresh Kumar launched the outcomes of the Secondary Faculty Certificates (SSC) public examinations.
Women outperformed the boys with a cross proportion of 89.17. A complete of 84.32 per cent of boys cleared the examination. The cross proportion amongst ladies was 4.85 increased in comparison with boys.
The SSC exams have been held from March 18 to March 30 at 3,473 centres throughout the state. Greater than 6.16 lakh college students from 11,645 colleges appeared within the examination.
Suresh Kumar mentioned 2,803 colleges achieved 100 per cent cross outcomes. Solely 17 colleges had zero outcomes.
Amongst 26 districts within the state, Parvathipuram Manyam district stands primary with 96.37 per cent of scholars clearing the examination. Kurnool was within the final place with 62.47 per cent outcomes.
Amongst 11 completely different classes of faculty administration, AP residential colleges and AP BC welfare residential colleges stood first with 98.43 per cent outcomes. The cross proportion in authorities colleges was 74.40.
Personal unaided colleges had a cross proportion of 96.72 whereas it was 80.01 per cent in non-public aided colleges.
The cross proportion amongst Telugu medium college students was 71.08 whereas it was 92.32 per cent amongst English medium college students. The commissioner mentioned 87.92 per cent of scholars of Urdu medium colleges cleared the examination.
The Minister introduced that the Advance Supplementary Examination shall be carried out from Could 24 to June 3 for college kids who failed the examination.
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