Delhi students shine in CBSE Class X, XII exams

The CBSE announced the results of the classes 10 and 12 board examinations, with 95 per cent of students in Delhi clearing the exams. The overall pass percentage in Delhi for Class 12 stood at 95.18, CBSE notified. East Delhi...

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New Delhi, Updated At : 11:32 AM May 14, 2025 IST

The CBSE announced the results of the classes 10 and 12 board examinations, with 95 per cent of students in Delhi clearing the exams.

The overall pass percentage in Delhi for Class 12 stood at 95.18, CBSE notified.

East Delhi recorded a success rate of 95.6 per cent, while West Delhi got 95.7 per cent.

Girls outshone boys in Class 12, with 96.71 per cent clearing the exam compared to 93.76 per cent of boys.

For Class 10, Delhi’s overall pass percentage was 95.14. West Delhi posted 95.24 per cent, while East Delhi followed at 95.07 per cent. Girls led in Class 10 results, with a pass percentage of 95.71, compared to 93.98 per cent for boys.

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