TN Tamil Nadu Board +2 Class 12th HSE Result 2021: The Directorate of Government Exams (DGE), Tamil Nadu today declared the result of class 12 or Higher Secondary Examination (HSE). Students will be able to check their score cards from 11 am onwards on July 19. Once declared, the students can check the results through the websites — http://tnresults.nic.in, http://dge1.tn.nic.in, http://dge2.tn.nic.in and http://dge.tn.gov.in.
A total of 8,16,473 students had registered for the Plus Two examination of which 4,35,973 are girls and 3,80,500 are boys. They all are declared pass. A total of 1,656 students who didn’t attend the classes were considered as candidates who have not taken exams this year.
Of the 8,16,473 students, including over 4.35 lakh girls, 39,679 candidates have scored marks in the 551 to 600 range and around 1.63 lakh students have scored between 501 to 550.
The students need to log in to the websites. Click on the ‘download’ result link. Enter the registration number/ roll number. The result will appear on the screen. Download it, and take a printout for further reference.
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The Tamil Nadu government had announced the cancellation of class 12 state board examinations and said a committee would be set up to decide on awarding marks to students. This year, results will be prepared on the basis of an alternative marking scheme.
This year, 50 per cent weightage to class 10 board examination scores (average of three subjects with high marks), while 20 per cent (written in each subject) weightage will be accorded to Plus One board exam and 30 per cent, will be given to class 12 practicals and internal assessment.
Students can check the result on the official websites, tnresults.nic.in, dge.tn.gov.in, dge1.tn.nic.in, tnresults.nic.in and dge1.tn.nic.in.
Almost all of the over 7.99 lakh students who had appeared Tamil Nadu Plus Two Higher Secondary exams in 2020 had cleared it. The pass percentage was recorded to be 92.3 per cent. It was the highest ever pass percentage in the past five years.