94.17% pass in Secondary School Leaving Certificate exam

An impressive 94.17 pass percentage has been recorded in Kerala's 10th standard exam.

An impressive 94.17 pass percentage has been recorded in Kerala’s 10th standard examination Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC).

The results of the examination held last month,for which 10,0734 candidates appeared,were announced today.

Kottayam had the highest pass percentage of 97.74 per cent and Palakkad the lowest at 87.99 per cent.

The pass mark would mean the candidates qualified for higher secondary studies.

Last year,the pass percentage was 93.64.

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