Chandigarh: Nearly 49 per cent of students failed in the Class 10 exams of the Haryana Board of School Education (HBSE) as per the result which was declared on Monday, even as the state authorities claimed that the result had improved marginally.
As per the board, 51.15 per cent of regular candidates or 186,586 out of 364,800 candidates who appeared, passed the examination.
The pass percentage last year was 50.49 per cent
The pass percentage among private (open school) candidates (total 11,864) was 66.72 per cent. Last year, only 35.48 per cent private students could clear the examination.
Haryana Education Minister Ram Bilas Sharma said on Monday that the board had introduced digital locker for the first time for the convenience of students from where they could download results and certificates.
As per the board, 51.15 per cent of regular candidates or 186,586 out of 364,800 candidates who appeared, passed the examination.
The pass percentage last year was 50.49 per cent
The pass percentage among private (open school) candidates (total 11,864) was 66.72 per cent. Last year, only 35.48 per cent private students could clear the examination.
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Haryana Education Minister Ram Bilas Sharma said on Monday that the board had introduced digital locker for the first time for the convenience of students from where they could download results and certificates.
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