Chhattisgarh: Girls outshine boys in board results of Class X and XII

Results of examinations conducted for classes X and XII by the Chhattisgarh Board of Secondary Education (CGBSE) were declared on Tuesday, with girls outshining boys in the overall pass percentage.

A girl topped with 100 per cent marks in class X, which an official said is the first such instance of a student scoring full marks in the CGBSE exam for class 10.

The results were declared by Education Minister Premsai Singh Tekam here in the presence of senior officials of the department.

In Class X also, girls outshone boys with the pass percentage of 76.28 per cent while the pass percentage for boys stood at 70.53 %.

Last year, the total pass percentage of students who had appeared in Class XII exam was 78.43 per cent while it was 68.20 per cent for Class X, an Education department official said.

This year, a total of 2,75,736 students, including 1,29,315 boys and 1,46,421 girls, had appeared in the CGBSE’s Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination (Class XII).

The Class X examination was attempted by 3,84,761 students, including 1,78,079 boys and 2,06,682 girls.

Girls and boys shared equal positions in the merit list of the examinations for classes X and XII. Of the 16 students who have made to the merit list of Class XII, 8 are girls and rest are boys.

Similarly, equal number of girls and boys (21 each) shared the merit list for Class X.

In Class XII exam, Tikesh Vaishnav has secured top position with 97.80 % marks, followed by Shreya Agrawal who scored 97 per cent. The third slot was occupied by Tannu Yadav from Takahatpur in Bilaspur who scored 96.60 %.

In Class X exam, Pragya Kashyap of Government HS School Jhargaon, Mungeli, has topped with a record 100% marks followed by Prashansa Rajput from Bemetara with 99.33 %. Bharti Yadav and Nikhil Sao shared the third position in Class X by scoring 98.67 %. The results are available on the board’s official website.

Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel has congratulated the students. PTI