Hindustan Times (Patiala)

Girls bag top 3 spots in Haryana Class 12 boards

87.08% pass exam; students in rural areas fare better than urban counterpar­ts

- Sunil Rahar sunil.rahar3@htlive.com

SHRUTI OF HISAR AND POONAM OF PALWAL GOT THE THIRD RANK BY SECURING 495 MARKS

ROHTAK: The Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH) on Wednesday declared the Class 12 results with 87.08% of the students clearing the exam.

The students, who took the exam in March, can check their results on the board’s official site, https://bseh.org.in, from 5pm on Wednesday.

Girls have secured the top three positions with Kajal, a student of KCM Senior Secondary School, Nindana, Rohtak, topping the exam by securing 498 out of 500 marks.

Muskan, a student of SD Kanya Mahavidyal­aya in Jind’s Narwana and Sakshi of Pehowa in Kurukshetr­a shared the second position with 496 marks each, while Shruti of Hisar and Poonam of Palwal got the third rank by securing 495 marks.

The pass percentage of students who took the exam in distance mode was 73.28%.

As many as 1,223 students out of 1,669 passed the exam through distance mode.

Board chairman Jagbir Singh said a total of 2.45 lakh students appeared in the exam, of which 2.13 lakh passed and the compartmen­t figure stood at 23,604.

“Girls have outshone boys. The girls’ pass percentage was 90.51%, while 83.96% boys were successful. The rural area students are ahead of the urban area pupils with a success rate of 87.71%. The pass percentage in the urban area is 85.96%. The pass percentage of private schools is 89.72%, while 85.46% students studying in government schools cracked the Class 12 exam,” he said.

Charkhi Dadri district topped the tally with 90.85 pass percentage, followed by Rewari with 90.30%, Panipat 90.21% and Fatehabad with 89.69%. Muslim-dominated Nuh recorded 68.38 pass percentage, the lowest in the state, followed by Palwal with 83.28%, Faridabad 84.59% and Gurugram 85.15%.

Last year, the exams of board classes could not be conducted due to the Covid-19 pandemic and all students of Class 12 were declared pass. However, 80.34% students passed the Class 12 exam in 2020, 74.48% in 2019, 63.84% in 2018, 64.5% in 2017 and 62.40% in 2016.

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Sakshi of Pehowa shares 2nd spot with Muskan of Jind.
Rank 2nd Sakshi of Pehowa shares 2nd spot with Muskan of Jind.

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