CBSE results: Delhi 3rd in pass percentage

NEW DELHI: As the CBSE declared Class 12 results on Saturday, Delhi used to be 3rd when it comes to move percentage after Thiruvananthapuram and Chennai.
The general move percentage used to be 83.01 in step with cent as towards ultimate 12 months's 82.02 in step with cent.

The very best performing region used to be Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala with a move percentage of 97.32. Chennai region's move percentage used to be 2d very best at 93.87, while Delhi's move percentage used to be 89.

Last 12 months, Delhi's move percentage used to be 88.37.

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Girls outshone boys within the Delhi region as neatly with a move percentage of 93.19 as towards boys' 84.93.

The move percentage of government-aided schools in Delhi this 12 months used to be 82.79 as towards 80.32 in 2017.

The move percentage of private schools used to be 88.35 this 12 months as in comparison to ultimate 12 months's 84.20.

The move percentage of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya used to be 99.17 this 12 months as in comparison to ultimate 12 months's 97.04.

Kendriya Vidyalayas had a move percentage of 98.06 this 12 months as in comparison to ultimate 12 months's 96.59.

As many as 16,408 scholars had compartment, a decline from ultimate 12 months's determine of 19,784.

Deputy leader minister Manish Sisodia stated that the Delhi government schools had a move percentage of 90.64, towards ultimate 12 months's 88.27 in step with cent.

Chief minister Arvind Kejriwal lauded the students and stated that the good results have been achieved regardless of many hurdles.

"This is despite all obstacles created by LG, BJP ad PM. Congratulations to all students, teachers and principals," he tweeted.

This is regardless of all obstacles created by way of LG, BJP advert PM. Congratulations to all scholars, lecturers and principals. https://t.co/oqUfvS26OK

— Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal) 1527341045000

Sisodia additionally posted on Twitter, "Congratulations to all Students, Teachers & Parents for making us pride in CBSE class XII results. Delhi govt School's result is 90.64% which is 2.37% higher than last year which was 88.27%. Congratulations #TeamEducationDelhi You have done it again.#DelhiEducationRevolution (sic)."

Over 11 lakh scholars had registered for the Class 12 exam, which used to be marred with controversy over the paper leak factor.

The board had carried out a re-test of Class 12 economics paper on April 25, nearly a month after it used to be leaked triggering well-liked outrage and confusion amongst scholars around the country.