Higher secondary examinations: 79.63% pass in Malappuram
The Hindu
Malappuram district excels in higher secondary exams with 79.63% pass rate, highest A+ achievers in the State.
Malappuram district registered 79.63% pass in the higher secondary examinations held this year. While 61,213 students wrote the examinations in 243 schools in the district, 48,744 were qualified for higher education.
As many as 5,654 students secured A+ in all subjects. This is the highest number in the State.
The district registered 58% pass in the technical higher secondary category. Out of the 331 students who took the examinations, 192 passed. Five of them got A+ in all subjects.
In the open school category, 5,762 students passed the exam. As many as 15,402 had appeared for the examinations. A total of 204 students secured A+ in all subjects in the open category.
In the vocational higher secondary category, 69.40% students qualified for higher studies in Malappuram. Out of the 2,797 students who wrote the examinations, 1,941 passed.
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