After the CBSE 10th and 12th compartment exams’ results were declared, the Delhi Government on Sunday claimed that there has been an unprecedented increase of 16.02 per cent in Class 10th board results in the city Government's schools, and now the overall passing percentage of Class 10th has increased from 81.27 per cent to 97.29 per cent. Officials said this rise in passing percentage in Class 12th results has increased from 96.29 per cent to 98.21 per cent. Delhi’s Deputy Chief Minister, Manish Sisodia congratulated all the students, teachers and parents, and said that due to Corona, school education and student’s mental and emotional well-being has been adversely affected over the last two years.
“The academic session of 2021-22 was also disrupted repeatedly by Corona and there was a significant reduction in learning opportunities for children, however, the CBSE board examinations proceeded as per usual. While our students performed brilliantly in this year’s exam, some could not pass in one or two subjects and had to reappear in compartment examinations,” said Sisodia. “Thanks to the unmatched hard work, planning and support from our teachers, more than 33,000 class 10th and class 12th students from our schools have succeeded in overcoming the challenge of the compartment exams,” said Sisodia.
“This result will surely boost their confidence and propel them to do better in their studies over the course of the future. It is a momentous occasion for all, and goes on to show that one should never give up, no matter what the odds are,” said Sisodia. Sisodia said that there has been an increase of 1.68 per cent in the 12th board results after compartment examinations this year as compared to the same in 2018-19.
“While the 12th result after compartment exams was 96.53 per cent in 2018-19, it is 98.21 per cent after compartment examinations results in 2021-22,” said Sisodia. “Similarly, if we look at CBSE class 10th compartment results, in 2018-19, 42216 children appeared in the CBSE 10th compartment examinations and 38.84 per cent of them passed. In the session 2020-21, out of the 4662 students who appeared for the compartment examination, 30.84 per cent passed.
But this year, of the 34,502 children from Delhi Government Schools that appeared for the CBSE 10th compartment examinations, 95.88 per cent of them passed,” Sisodia added.