The results of the annual exam-this year, which were announced on Friday, improved by 8.34 percentage points this year compared to the previous year.
A total of 22 students, including two government schools, managed to get a perfect score (625/625) and appeared as state toppers. Bengalur students secured most of the positions, with seven students getting 100%.
According to the results announced by the Karnataka Examination Council (KSEAB), the total percentage this year is 62.34 compared to 54 recorded last year, which was later shifted to 73 by providing Grace Marks.
On the basis of the instructions of the main Minister Siddarahaiaha, Kseab did not do Grace Marks, except for the fact that he was promoting those who had border stamps under the exam regulation.
Of the total number of 8.42 173 students who appeared on the exam, up to 5.24 984 managed to clean.
This year, 75% of the total students who went through the first -class and distinction categories were.
“This time the curriculum was completed in all schools by the end of December and the revision was carried out since January. We carried out special classes and provided free electricity that helped schools special classes late in the evening. Efforts of all CEOs of Zilla Panchayath were commendable and personally watched SSLC and SSLC classes. Gradable and gradable and gradoraci and grade.
“The last results fell due to several measures to reform the exams. I would like to extend the special thank you to the chief minister who insisted that the department would not provide any grace and emphasize learning and teaching in the classroom,” he added.
As regards the district results for refreshers, Dakshina Kannada achieved the state by reaching 91.12% and replacing the UDUP, which was up last year. This year UDUPI stood second and recorded 89.96%, followed by Uttara Kannada (83.19%), Shivamogga (82-29%) and Kodag (82-21%.)
As the Yadgir district improved its performance by shifting from below to 33. Position by securing 51.6%, Kalaburagi dropped from 34 to 35. District Vijayapura, which was 11 position last year, dropped to 34.
Published – 2 May 2025 21:32
