Tripura TBSE declares Madhyamik and HS board exam results, pass rate in Higher Secondary dips

'Pass percentage of Class 10 is 86.02 and it is 83.24 per cent pass for Class 12. The pass percentage of Class 12 has decreased by 11 per cent this year,' said TBSE chief Dr Bhabatosh Saha.

Tripura TBSE Class 12 results declared on June 5

A total of 36,449 students of Class 10 appeared for their exams in total 162 venues. (Representative image. Express photo)

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TBSE Tripura Madhyamik, HS Results 2023: Results of both Class 10 and 12 board examinations conducted by the Tripura Board of Secondary Education (TBSE) were declared on Monday with 86.02 per cent and 83.24 pass rate registered in the two segments, respectively.

Last year’s records showed 86% pass percentage of candidates who had appeared for their Madhyamik examination and 94.46% pass percentage for Class 12.

“Pass percentage of Class 10 is 86.02 and it is 83.24 per cent pass for Class 12. The pass percentage of Class 12 has decreased by 11 per cent this year,” informed TBSE chief Dr Bhabatosh Saha.

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A total of 36,449 students of Class 10 appeared for their exams in a total of 162 venues while a total of 33,091 Class 12 students appeared in 112 venues. A total of 121 candidates of Madrassa Alim and a total of 62 candidates of Madrassa Fazil appeared for the examinations this year.

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Both Class 12 and Madrassa Fazil examinations started from March 15 while Class 10 and Madrassa Alim started from March 16.

Of the total 11,238 Class 10 candidates of Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council ( TTAADC), 113 didn’t appear for the examinations and recorded 84.9 per cent. pass.

Total 7872 candidates were enrolled for Class 12 examinations in the TTAADC including 7623 in Humanities, 207 in Science and the rest 42 in Commerce streams. Of the total,89 didn’t appear for the Class 12 examinations and the pass percentage was 77.27 per cent.

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Agriculture – Dairy Health Worker & Gardener, Electronics n’ Hardware and IT-ITES are the papers included in Class 12 curriculum for the first time.

Evaluation of the examination papers was done by total 2652 teachers from May 2 to May 22 respectively.

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