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PSEB Class 10 results 2016: The result is announced today at 2:30 pm.

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PSEB Class 10 results 2016: The state education minister Dr Daljit Singh Cheema is likely to release the result

PSEB Class 10 results 2016: The Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) has released the Punjab Class 10 exam results today at 2:30 pm.

Tejinder Kaur Dhaliwal, chairperson of the board, said the top positions were bagged by the girls and their pass percentage was 78.30 per cent while pass percentage of boys was 67.43 per cent. The result of the board this year stood at 72.25 per cent which was better by 7.5 per cent than previous year which was 65.77 per cent, she said.

A total of 355 students secured a place in merit and the student placed last in this merit list got 625 marks out of 650, Dhaliwal said.

Read | PSEB class 10 exams 2017: Check result dates here

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“The state witnessed an increase in the number of students getting more than 80 per cent marks for the second consecutive year,” she said.

The Board has already released the Class 12 results. Simrandeep Kaur of BGSUS Senior Secondary School, Tarn Taran, who topped the state by securing 99.08 per cent marks.

Read: PSEB class 10 results 2017: Merit list released; girls outperform boys; pass percentage 57.5

Steps to check PSEB Class 10 results 2016
Visit the official website
Click on the link PSEB Metric result 2016
Enter your roll number
The result will be displayed
Check and save the result

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In 2015, over three lakh students appeared in the exam. The pass percentage registered was 92 per cent. The girls outperformed boys by scoring 90 per cent while the boys were at 88 per cent.

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