Girls have outperformed boys in the senior secondary examinations conducted by the Board of School Education, Haryana (BSEH), the results of which were declared on Thursday.
The girls have recorded pass percentage of 73.44 while the pass percentage of boys stood at 57.58 percent. The total pass percentage in XIIth was recorded at 64.50 percent.
The students in Haryana have fared better than last year when the total pass percentage in XIIth was recorded at 62.40 percent including 70.22 pass percentage of girls and 55.79 of boys.
A total of 2,10,867 students had appeared in the academic examination, out of which 1,36,008 passed.
The pass percentage of students in rural areas was higher as compared to that of urban areas in Haryana. While students in rural areas recorded 66.92 pass percentage, the urban students scored 60.26 pass percentage.
Apart from this, the pass percentage of government schools was registered at 65.57, private schools stood at pass percentage of 63.16 and private aided schools recorded 66.38 percenr.
Harish Sharma, a student of science stream in Rewari’s Vivekanand school has topped in HSBE XIIth exam scoring pass percentage of 98.2. In commerce stream, Urvashi, a student of Karnal based school has topped with 98 percent.
Among districts, Rewari stood high in the tally by achieving 74.41 pass percentage followed by Jhajjar which recorded 71.51 pass percentage.
Faridabad district performed worst registering pass percentage of only 47.86 followed by Gurugram at 52.01 percent. Haryana Chief Minister Manohar lal Khattar’s constituency Karnal registered pass percentage of 62.06 in the senior secondary exams while Education Minister Ram Bilas Sharma’s constituency Mohindergarh recorded 70.67 pass percentage.
Jagbir Singh, chairman, Board of School Education Haryana(BSEH), while talking to the mediaperons in Bhiwani said that a total of 2,10,867 students appeared in the XIIth examination, out of which 1,36,008 passed. As many as 42,245 students have received compartment and 30,966 failed.
In correspondence examination, 1,18,866 students had appeared out of which 68,446 passed and 67,562 girls passed out of 92,001 appeared, he said.Singh said that the result of the correspondence of senior secondary examination remained 36.73 percent.
He said that for the first time, Aadhaar numbers are being mentioned on the certificates of the students.Referring to the students, who do not have Aadhaar numbers, he said that there are about 5000 such examinees whose Aadhaar card numbers are desired and have not updated. Their examination results have been declared on the Board's website, keeping in view the interest of the students, but the certificates will not be issued without the Aadhaar number.
These students should update the Aadhaar number immediately as soon as possible and school or candidate will be responsible for any delay. Such schools and correspondence students are also being informed on the telephone for updating Aadhaar number by the concerned branch, he added.
According to the BSEH, the results have been made available on the Board’s official websitewww.bseh.org.in. The students could also access their result on the mobile application prepared by the Board. This application could be downloaded from the Google Play store after searching for the keywords ‘Education Board Bhiwani Haryana’.