GSEB HSC result 2022: Girls outshine boys, board records 86.91% pass percentage
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Girls outperform boys in the GSEB Class 12 HSC results while a total of 86.91 percent of candidates cleared the examination.
The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB) has declared the GSEB Class HSC results at around 8:00 am today, June 4. A total of 3,35,145 lakh students appeared for the GSEB HSC examination that was held in March April 2022. The results for general stream, vocational stream, U.U.B. stream and Sanskrit medium have been declared, whereas the GSEB Class 12 Science Result 2022 has already been declared on May 12, 2022.
The 3,35,145, students who have appeared for the GSEB HSC examination on the concerned courses can check their results on the board’s official website, gseb.org.
A total of 1064 schools recorded a perfect 100% pass percentage while the board recorded 2543 cases of copying.
Of the total of 3,35,145 who appeared for the examination, the board has recorded a pass percentage of 86.91% in the GSEB Class 12 HSC results.
Girls have outshone boys in the GSEB Class 12 HSC results with respect to pass percentage with 89.23% of girls clearing the examination, whereas the pass percentage for exams is 84.67%.
READ | GSEB Class 12 General Stream result declared: Where and how to check
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