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PSEB Class 5 results out, girls outshine boys

Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) on Friday declared the results of Class 5 for the exams held in March this year. Keeping with the trend, this year, too, girls performed better than the boys

Published on: May 7, 2022, 03:05:20 IST
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The Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) on Friday declared the results of Class 5 for the exams held in March this year. The results will be uploaded on the PSEB’s official website www.pseb.ac.in and www.indiaresults.com on Saturday at 10 am.

The PSEB on Friday declared the results of Class 5 for the exams held in March this year. The pass percentage of girls is 99.63% while boys scored 99.52%. In 2021, the pass percentage was 99.76%, while in 2020, the pass percentage was 99.83%. (HT File Photo)
The PSEB on Friday declared the results of Class 5 for the exams held in March this year. The pass percentage of girls is 99.63% while boys scored 99.52%. In 2021, the pass percentage was 99.76%, while in 2020, the pass percentage was 99.83%. (HT File Photo)

The pass percentage in Class 5 was 99.57% as out of a total of 3,19,086 students who appeared, 3,17,728 passed the exam.

Keeping with the trend, this year, too, girls performed better than the boys. The pass percentage of girls is 99.63% while boys scored 99.52%. In 2021, the pass percentage was 99.76%, while in 2020, the pass percentage was 99.83%.

Sukhman Kaur of Silver Vatika Convent Senior Secondary School, Dharampura, Mansa, bagged the first position by securing 500 marks out of a total of 500, Rajveer Momi of Government Primary School, Dalla, Kapurthala, got the second position by securing 500 marks out of the total 500 and Sehajpreet Kaur of Government Primary School, Dalla, Kapurthala, bagged the third position by securing 500 marks out of total 500.

In the merit list, SBS Nagar district topped the state by securing 99.83 %, followed by Tarn Taran with 99.81%. SAS Nagar district remained the last by securing 98.85%.

 
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