CGBSE Class 10th ,12th result 2024 declared: 87.04 % pass percentage for Class 12, Mahek Agrawal tops

CGBSE board has declared the class 10 and 12 results. A total of 2.5 lakh students have appeared for the exams. Girls recorded a pass percentage of 83.72 per cent and boys 76.91 per cent in Class 12 exams, while the figure was 79.35 per cent for girls and 71.12 per cent for boys in the Class 10 exams, the official said.

This year, the class 12 board recorded an overall pass percentage 87.04% pass Class 12, 75.64% pass Class 10. “While 20 students made it to the merit list (top ten) in Class 12, a total of 59 students are in the merit list of Class 10. The number of girls in the merit list in Class 12 and 10 stands at 15 and 44, respectively,” the official said.

In the Class 12 exams, Mahek Agrawal of EVAS Woodland English Medium HS School Saraipali, Mahasamund district secured top position with 97.40 per cent, followed by Kopal Ambast of Guru Ghasidas Govt English Medium School Balodabazar district with 97 per cent. Preeti of Govt HS School Karhibazar in Balodabazar and Ayushi Gupta of Swami Atmanand Govt Utkrisht English Medium School, Jashpur shared third position with 96.80 per cent, the official said.

“In the Class 10 exams, Simran Shabba of Swami Atmanand Govt Utkrisht English Medium School, Jashpur, topped with a 99.50 per cent. Honisha of Saraswati Shishu Mandir HS School, Kopra in Gariaband district stood second with 98.83 per cent,” Pilley said.

Shreyansh Kumar Yadav of Swami Atmanand Govt Utkrisht English Medium School, Jashpur bagged third position with 98.33 per cent, he added. A total of 2,61,077 students had registered for CGBSE Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination (Class 12) this year, of which 2,58,704 students, comprising 1,13,210 boys and 1,45,494 girls, appeared for the exams.

“Of those who appeared, results of 2,58,575 were declared, with 2,08,789 (80.74 per cent) managing to pass. Likewise, 3,45,686 students had registered for CGBSE High School Certificate Examination (Class 10) this year. Of these, 3,40,220 students, comprising 1,54,799 boys and 1,85,421 girls, appeared. The results of 3,39,994 were declared and 2,57,072 (75.61 per cent) passed,” he said.

In a message on social media platform X, Chief Vishnu Deo Sai said, “Many congratulations and best wishes for the bright future to daughters Simran Shabba and Mahek Aggarwal who secured first position in the merit list in class 10th and 12th board examinations respectively”. “My best wishes to all the children who passed the examinations, their parents and teachers. Those children whose results were not as per expectations should not be disheartened. Keep working hard, you will get many opportunities to do better in the future. One day success will definitely kiss your feet,” the CM added.

In 2023, class 10, a total of 3,37,569 students registered out of which 3,30,681 students appeared for the exam and 2,47,721 students cleared the exam. The board recorded an overall pass percentage of 75.05 per cent in class 10 and Rahul Yadav topped the high school exams. The results were declared by state education minister Premsai Singh Tekam during a press conference at the CGBSE office in Raipur. Last year, the overall pass percentage for Class 10 is 75.05 per cent.

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