PSEB 10th result 2018 LIVE: Result at pseb.ac.in
PSEB 10th result 2018 LIVE: The result for Class 10 or Matric examination has been released by the Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) on May 8, that is today, at the official website — pseb.ac.in. The Punjab Board, however, will upload the marks tomorrow. All those students who had appeared for the same are required to check their respective scores at the website itself, once released. Today PSEB will announce the toppers name, pass percentage etc. The examination for Class 10 was conducted from March 12 to 31 from 10 am to 1:15 pm. Nearly 4.6 lakh students have appeared for the exams this year. In case due to heavy traffic they are unable to open the website, they can also check at indiaresults.com.
Candidates can also check their results via cell phones through apps. All they have to do is open the google play store and search for board exam results 2018. Numerous apps will be shown. Select the one with the best review and open the app. Register for the result with your roll number and other details. This year for the first time the board had abolished the “marks moderation system”, under which grace marks were allotted to students to improve their final score, resulting in a higher pass percentage.
PSEB 10th results 2018: Class 12 topper Puja Joshi (centre) at the Teja Singh Sutantar Memorial Senior Secondary School in Ludhiana. (Express Photo by Gurmeet Singh)
Gurpreet Singh of Ludhiana topped with 98 per cent marks. Jasmine Kaur of Bholath in Kapurthala district stood second with 97.85 per cent while Puneet Kaur of Fatehgarh Sahib district ranked third with 97.69 per cent.
PSEB officials said a total of 3,68,295 candidates appeared for the matriculation examination held in March this year, and 2,19,035 students passed the examination. The Punjab Board also released a merit list of 401 students who secured 94 per cent and above in the examination. The pass percentage among girls improved this year to 69.13 compared to last year’s 63.97.
Among boys, pass percentage this year was 52.31 while it was 52.35 last year. In urban areas, the pass percentage this year was 63.85 while it was 61.22 in rural areas.
A daughter of marginal farmer stood second in Punjab in Class 10 exams. Jasmine Kaur of Shishu Model School, Bholath in Kapurthala district, scored 636/650 (97.85 per cent) marks. Immediately after the declaration of the result when The Indian Express called her father, Sukhbir Singh said he was not aware of his daughter’s achievement. “Sadhi kuri second aai hai Punjab vich (our daughter is second across Punjab),” he asked repeatedly. Sukhbir has three daughters, with the other two studies in Class V and Class VII. His monthly income is Rs 10,000.
Puneet Kaur, daughter of a farmer stood third in the state by securing 97.69 per cent marks in the matriculation examination held by PSEB. She aims to be a civil servant. She credits her performance to her teachers at Guru Nanak Public School in Khant Manpur village and her parents. She said she did not take any tuition and relied on self-study. Read about her
As many as 42,581 students have flunked in Hindi and subject recorded pass percentage of 87.02 per cent. Last year, 92 per cent had cleared Hindi. General science has seen an improvement in results whereas Hindi results have shown a decline. In general science, 86.36 per cent students have cleared the exam. Around 45,000 students have failed in general science. But last year, 78 per cent had cleared science so results have improved this year.
In Punjabi, there has been a decline in pass percentage. With more than 27,000 students failing in Punjabi this time, pass percentage is 91.77 this year. It was 93.35 per cent last year. Read PSEB 10th result 2018 performance details here
Social studies has recorded second highest failures this year after English with more than 63,000 students failing in the subject. It has recorded 80.48 pass percentage and 63,942 have failed in it. Last year, social studies result was much better with 85.38 percent students passing it.
This time 2,46,739 students have cleared English exam out of 3,36,528 who appeared for it. As many as 89,789 students have failed in English. Last year, more than 70,000 students had failed in English of 3.30 lakh students and pass percentage was 78.67 per cent. It has recorded the lowest subject wise pass percentage- 73.71%.
As many as 89,000 students have failed in English as per the class-10 results declared by Punjab School of Education Board (PSEB) Tuesday. The number has inflated since last year when pass percentage in English stood at 78.68%. This year it has further declined to 73.71 per cent.
Board officials also did not reveal whether grace marks were given to the students or not since the Marks Moderation System had already been abolished. The number of failed students and the students who would have to re-appear in the exams were also not disclosed for the first time.
Ludhiana district sent the maximum number of students (94) to the merit list, followed by Patiala (42) and Hoshiarpur (32). Ropar and Mohali districts were the worst performers, not a single student from there being named in the merit list.
In a first, the PSEB did not hold any press conference to declare the results. When contacted, PSEB secretary Hargunjeet Kaur said they were busy in others works so they could not call the press conference.
The overall pass percentage in the Class 10 examinations held by Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) jumped this year to 59.47, an increase of two per cent against last year’s 57.50, according to the results declared Tuesday. Gurpreet Singh of Ludhiana topped with 98 per cent marks. Jasmine Kaur of Bholath in Kapurthala district stood second with 97.85 per cent while Puneet Kaur of Fatehgarh Sahib district ranked third with 97.69 per cent.
Mohali district was ranked 11th across the state in terms of pass percentage as the Punjab School Education Board Tuesday declared the results for Class 10. Not a single student from the district managed to make it to the Board’s merit list of top 401 students who scored 94 per cent or more marks. Pooja Rani, a student of Government Senior Secondary School in Lalru has topped in the district by securing 93.38 per cent marks.
As PSEB declared its Class 10 results on Tuesday, only 28 students of government schools made it to the merit list that had 401 students. That is just 6.98 per cent representation for students from government schools in the whole merit list, compared to 6.33 per cent last year.
Puneet Kaur, daughter of a farmer who stood third in the state by securing 97.69 per cent marks in the matriculation examination held by PSEB, wants to be civil servant. Kaur told The Indian Express that she would give the credit of her performance to her teachers at Guru Nanak Public School in Khant Manpur village and her parents. She said she did not take any tuition and relied on self-study.
A total of 2,11,521 boys who appeared for the exam, only 1,10,655 could manage to pass, registering a pass percentage of 52.31. Of the 1,56,774 girls who took the exam, 1,08,380 cleared it. However, the overall pass percentage of the class 10 exam was recorded at 59.47. In 2016 and 2017, the overall pass percentage was 72.25 and 57.50 respectively.
Nearly every second boy who appeared for the Class 10 examination, conducted by the Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) this year, flunked the exam, while the girls fared much better with 69.13 per cent of them clearing it.
Amanpreet Kaur, student of BCM Senior Secondary School, Focal Point, Ludhiana secured third rank in sports category with 97.38% marks. She is a state level baseball player. Her father Jasvir Singh runs a small tea shop in Focal Point area of Ludhiana. He says, "Today my daughter has made me proud. I will do everything possible to continue her studies." She has now taken admission in medical stream. (Express Photo by Gurmeet Singh)
The results of PSEB Class 10 examination was declared Tuesday. This year, 89,000 students have flunked in English. The overall pass percentage recorded at 59.47 per cent.
Punjab Board has released the results of Class 12 on April 23 evening. Students who have been waiting to check their scores can now view it at pseb.ac.in. The Board officials have announced the merit list and result data today at 12:15 pm. However, it is only now that the result link of Class 12 has been activated. Students can scores from indiaresults.com as well. This year topper is Puja Joshi from Ludhiana.
The Punjab School Education Board (PSEB), which had announced the board results, noted that 40 per cent of the students who had appeared for the class 10 exams had failed while 18 per cent of the students, who failed in a single subject, will be appearing for compartment exams. Only 24 students from government schools, 6.33 per cent of the total number of government school students who appeared for the exams, managed to make it into the merit list of 379 students.
The Board has released the merit list, subject wise pass percentage, toppers and result statistics on the official website. The overall pass percentage this year is 57.50 per cent. A total of 3,30,437 candidates appeared for the examination out of which only 1,90,001 have passed. About 45734 candidates have failed the exams while 94,271 will re-appear and the results for 431 candidates have been withheld. PSEB chairman Balbir Singh Dhol said, “We are satisfied with the results. A total of 3,30,437 students appeared for the exam, out of which 1,90,001 students passed. While 45,734 students failed, 94,271 students have to re-appear. The results of 431 students were withheld due to technical reasons.”
The PSEB 10th topper Gurpreet Singh said that "Self-study" is the best way to learn. "Study for knowledge, and not to score in the examination." "You yourself be the best teacher," said Gurpreet singh who scored 98 per cent in the board examinations. He is a student of Sri Harikrishan Sahib Public Senior Scndry School, Daba Colony, Ludhiana. He will pursue Science from the same school and want to be a scientist in the future,
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Over 4.5 lakh students appeared for the PSEB class 10 examination which was held between March 12 to March 31.
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Speaking to indinexpress.com, the topper Gurpreet singh said that he wanted to be a scientist and pursue Phd in Physics from IIT after Class 12. The detailed interview will be published shortly.
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The Punjab Board will soon announce re-evaluation of the Class 10 answer sheets dates and procedure. The re-evaluation of the Class 12 answer sheets have already started by the board. The last date to submit the applications is by May 11 for a fee of Rs 500 per subject.
Among districts, Mansa has registered highest 73.76 pass percentage, Sri Muktsar Sahib is at 73.29 per cent, Bhatinda at 70.12 per cent, Ludhiana at 67.27 per cent, Hoshiarpur at 67.14 per cent. Amritsar district performance has dipped with 54.86 per cent, Pathankot at 52.92, Serozepur at 52.33 and Tarn Taran at 33.34.
Sports topper: Shreya scored 98.62 per cent and she is a student of Bal Vidyamandir high school, Nangal Kotli Mandi, Gurdaspur. Dolly secured 97.69 per cent and Amanpreet Kaur at 97.38 per cent, (BCM Senior Secondary School, Focal Point, Ludhiana
Gurpreet Singh, Sri Harikrishan Sahib Public Senior Secondary School, Daba Colony, Ludhiana, Jasmin Kaur- 97.85 (Shishu Model High School, Bholath, Kapurthala). Puneet Kaur- 97.69 (Guru Nanak Public Senior Secondary School, Khant Maanpur
The urban student has secured 63.85 per cent, while the rural students have registered 61.22 per cent. The government school students have scored 58.14 per cent and the affiliated and Adarsh schools are at 72.66. The associated schools have got 64.11 pass percent while the aided school are at 51.60 per cent.
Of the 3.68 lakh students who appeared for the Class 10 exam, about 2.19 lakh passed it. Of them, 1.04 lakh girls cleared the exam and 1.04 lakh boys passed the board exam.
The result of PSEB Class 10 examination has been declared. This year, 59.47 per cent students cleared the examination successfully, an increase of 2 per cent from the last year which was around 57 per cent. Gurpreet singh of ludhiana topped the examination with 98 percent marks
A total of 68.42 per cent (%) students have cleared exam in regular category and 40.07% in open category, taking overall pass percentage to 65.97%. Girls have performed better than boys again. 78.25% girls cleared exams compared to 60.46% boys. Of 1,22,784 girls, 96,079 cleared exams and of 1,51,748 boys, 91,752 have passed.
The merit list of class 10 examinations will be declared at 3 pm on the official website, pseb.ac.in. The results will be uploaded tomorrow at the official website. About 4,06,200 students had appeared for the PSEB Class 10 examination this year that was conducted from March 12 to March 31. Unlike last year, the Punjab Board will not conduct a press conference. The candidates can also get the results through results.nic.in, indiaresults.com
The class 10 exams began from March 12 while the Class 12 exams were held from February 28. The Class 10 examinations were conducted from 10 am till 1:15 pm and Class 12 examinations from 2 pm to 5:15 pm. The examinations for Class 10 and 12 concluded on March 31 and March 24 respectively.
The Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) will release the results at the official website, pseb.ac.in. The students can download their scores on May 9
Step 1: Go to the official website of PSEB (pseb.ac.in).
Step 2: Click on the link to the class 10, 12 board results
Step 3: Enter your roll number and details in the fields provided.
Step 4: Download your results and take a print out of the same for further reference.
The candidates can check the results through pseb.ac.in. Apart from it, the results will be available at results.nic.in, indiaresults.com
All the candidates who had appeared for the examinations can check the results through the official website, pseb.ac.in.
All those students who will flunk in the main exams have one more opportunity. They can sit for the compartment exams that are held in June.
Previous year pass percentages
2017: Overall (97.68), Boys (83.45), Girls (94.25)
2016: Overall (97.68), Boys (92.34), Girls (93.65)
2015: Overall (91.52 ), Boys (89.69), Girls (90.78)
2014: Overall (88.96), Boys (86.75), Girls (87.55)
2013: Overall (85.67), Boys (83.45), Girls (84.71)
This year, a total of 3,58,545 students had registered for the matriculation exam and 3,18,834 for the plus-two exam, besides about 80,000 had to re-appear in both the classes.
This year to avoid cheating, the Punjab Board has identified 56 hypersensitive centres and had installed CCTV cameras in these centres. The hyper-sensitive examination centres have been identified in 15 districts of Punjab out of 22. Out of the 56 hypersensitive centres, 31 are located in four bordering districts of Ferozepur, Amritsar, Tarn Taran and Gurdaspur only. Earlier, there was a proposal to install CCTV cameras in all 2,800 examination centres, but the plan had to be shelved due to lack of time.
The Punjab School of Education Board (PSEB) has announced the Class 12 results last month, however, yesterday, they declared the subject-wise result. Despite the board using marks moderation policy this year and giving at least five grace marks to students on the ‘borderline’, the pass percentage in mathematics dipped considerably compared to last year.
The Punjab Board has mentioned that they will publish the result tomorrow and today the merit list and toppers name will be released.
This year, over 4.5 lakh students appeared for the PSEB Class 10 examination. While matric exams began from March 12, Class 12 exams were held from February 28. The Class 10 examinations were conducted from 10 am till 1:15 pm and Class 12 examinations from 2 pm to 5:15 pm. The examinations for Class 10 and 12 concluded on March 31 and March 24 respectively.
Unlike previous years', the Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) will not conduct a press conference. They will announce the result of Class 10 or matric exams, toppers' name, district-wise performance and overall pass percentage today. They will upload the marks on official website tomorrow.