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Haryana board Class 10 results: Girls outshine boys again

Girls outperformed boys once again by achieving a pass percentage of 52.62% as compared to 45.71% of boys in the Haryana Board Class-10 exams, results of which were declared on Sunday.

Updated on: May 23, 2016, 12:06:41 IST
Hindustan Times | By , Rohtak
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Girls outperformed boys once again by achieving a pass percentage of 52.62% as compared to 45.71% of boys in the Haryana Board Class 10 exams, results for which were declared on Sunday.

The results can be checked at the official website of the board: www.bseh.org.in (Representative image)
The results can be checked at the official website of the board: www.bseh.org.in (Representative image)

As many as 3,17,507 students appeared for the exam, out of which only 1,55,191 have passed. A marginal rise in the pass percentage has been recorded this year with 48.88% students passing the exam as compared to 45.84% last year. The results can be checked at the official website of the board: www.bseh.org.in

Rural students score over urban peers

Rural students with a pass percentage of 50.38% outshone their urban counterparts whose pass percentage stood at 45.30%. Private schools performed better than government schools by 2.11 percentage points.

The trends in the districts in Class-10 exam results this year were similar to that of Class-12 exams.

After claiming the top spot in Class-12 results, Sonepat district showed the best results in Class 10 as well, with 69.84% students of the district passing the exam.

Mahendragarh grabbed the second spot with 63.79% pass percentage while Faridabad stood last again with only 34.47% students making the cut. The Haryana government has decided to give free laptops to top 500 students in Class 10.

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