GUWAHATI: Students of Class XII Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Guwahati region, got here out with flying colours to push the cross percentage up through 4%-in contrast to a marginal one consistent with cent increase nationally. The effects had been declared on Saturday.
Showing an upsurge from final 12 months's cross percentage of 64.three, the good fortune rate of scholars from the Guwahati zone went as much as 68.30% this 12 months. With a cross percentage of 71, girls fared higher than boys in the Guwahati region of CBSE that covers schools of eight northeastern states, together with Sikkim. The cross percentage of boys become 65.eight.
The development in the cross percentage got here as a breather as the consequences had been worrying after a drop of about 7% final 12 months. In 2016, the cross percentage for this zone had recorded 71.34-which become a marginal development over 70.38 recorded in 2015.
Unlike more than a few state boards the place private schools are coming up with higher effects, the central government-managed schools have produced higher results in the region. Kendriya Vidyalayas (KVs) recorded the most productive results in the Guwahati zone with 96.five%, followed through the Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas (JNVs) the place the cross percentage become 94%.
The cross percentage of presidency and government-aided schools-mostly in Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim-was disappointing at 57.90 and 50 respectively. But the cross percentage of private schools become 81.90, in spite of the excellent efficiency of city schools in Assam.
Don Bosco School, Panbazar, one of the most renowned schools in the northeast, produced cent % effects, whilst different main city schools did moderately smartly. Over 78 students from Don Bosco scored over 90%, whereas 99 students secured between 80 and 89.nine%.
Sanskar Sureka, a trade student, emerged the topper from Don Bosco. He scored 97.4% aggregate marks, followed through Priyakshi Goswami (science) and Smarsmika Barua (humanities). Priyakshi and Smarsmika scored 96%.
From South Point School, Guwahati, 14 students secured 90%, whilst 29 students scored between 80 and 89.nine%. Humanities student Nikita Chakraborty from South Point become the topper with 98%. Siddhartha Saikia scored the absolute best 94.20% from science in South Point, whilst Kaushik Debnath stood at the most sensible among trade students through scoring 93.80%.
From Modern English School, Kahilipara, eight students were given 90% and more, whilst the similar collection of students secured 80% to 89.nine%. Prachurjya Kashyap crowned a few of the science students, whilst Gautam Deka got here first in humanities.
Students of Army Public School (APS) Shillong proved their mettle as soon as again through shining shiny in the exam. A total of 34 students scored 90% and above. In science, Debasmita Das and Rohit Paul jointly crowned from the school through scoring an aggregate of 95.4%, whilst in trade, Shreya Dutta and Khushi Chamaria had been the joint toppers through scoring an impressive aggregate of 97%. In humanities, Adrian Lara Nongbri crowned with a whooping aggregate of 97.2%.
Showing an upsurge from final 12 months's cross percentage of 64.three, the good fortune rate of scholars from the Guwahati zone went as much as 68.30% this 12 months. With a cross percentage of 71, girls fared higher than boys in the Guwahati region of CBSE that covers schools of eight northeastern states, together with Sikkim. The cross percentage of boys become 65.eight.
The development in the cross percentage got here as a breather as the consequences had been worrying after a drop of about 7% final 12 months. In 2016, the cross percentage for this zone had recorded 71.34-which become a marginal development over 70.38 recorded in 2015.
Unlike more than a few state boards the place private schools are coming up with higher effects, the central government-managed schools have produced higher results in the region. Kendriya Vidyalayas (KVs) recorded the most productive results in the Guwahati zone with 96.five%, followed through the Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas (JNVs) the place the cross percentage become 94%.
The cross percentage of presidency and government-aided schools-mostly in Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim-was disappointing at 57.90 and 50 respectively. But the cross percentage of private schools become 81.90, in spite of the excellent efficiency of city schools in Assam.
Don Bosco School, Panbazar, one of the most renowned schools in the northeast, produced cent % effects, whilst different main city schools did moderately smartly. Over 78 students from Don Bosco scored over 90%, whereas 99 students secured between 80 and 89.nine%.
Sanskar Sureka, a trade student, emerged the topper from Don Bosco. He scored 97.4% aggregate marks, followed through Priyakshi Goswami (science) and Smarsmika Barua (humanities). Priyakshi and Smarsmika scored 96%.
From South Point School, Guwahati, 14 students secured 90%, whilst 29 students scored between 80 and 89.nine%. Humanities student Nikita Chakraborty from South Point become the topper with 98%. Siddhartha Saikia scored the absolute best 94.20% from science in South Point, whilst Kaushik Debnath stood at the most sensible among trade students through scoring 93.80%.
From Modern English School, Kahilipara, eight students were given 90% and more, whilst the similar collection of students secured 80% to 89.nine%. Prachurjya Kashyap crowned a few of the science students, whilst Gautam Deka got here first in humanities.
Students of Army Public School (APS) Shillong proved their mettle as soon as again through shining shiny in the exam. A total of 34 students scored 90% and above. In science, Debasmita Das and Rohit Paul jointly crowned from the school through scoring an aggregate of 95.4%, whilst in trade, Shreya Dutta and Khushi Chamaria had been the joint toppers through scoring an impressive aggregate of 97%. In humanities, Adrian Lara Nongbri crowned with a whooping aggregate of 97.2%.
Girls fare better than boys in Class XII CBSE exams
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