The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB) announced the results of the Class 12 Science stream and General stream on Friday.
This time, the overall result for the Science stream has witnessed an increase of 16.87%, while the General stream has recorded an increase of 18.66%.
The number of schools with a 100% pass rate in the Science stream witnessed a significant rise from 27 in the previous year to 127 this year. Similarly, in the General stream, schools with a 100% pass rate have skyrocketed from 311 schools in 2023 to 1609 schools this year. In contrast, the number of schools with a pass rate of less than 10% decreased from 76 to 27 in the Science stream and from 44 to 19 in the General stream.
This story is from the May 10, 2024 edition of Ahmedabad Mirror.
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