Shamli (Uttar Pradesh) [India], The important Central Board of Secondary education (CBSE) declared the Class XII exam results, recording a pass percentage of 88.39 percent, a growth of 0.41 percent in comparison to last year.
Many of the toppers changed into Savi Jain, a pupil of Scottish international School in Shamli, who secured 499 marks out of 500, turning into the countrywide topper. She hopes to join the civil offerings as an IAS officer.
Talking to ANI on Wednesday, Savi Jain stated, "I am very glad. Absolutely everyone is glad. My circle of relatives and my instructors are very happy. I had five topics: records, geography, political technology, English, and painting. I scored full marks in 4 subjects."
She defined her observation time table: "I used to do self-take a look at for 4-5 hours." Jain shared her future plans, adding, "I need to sign up for the civil services as an IAS."
On Tuesday, Speaker of lok sabha om birla congratulated students who efficiently handled the CBSE class X and XII examinations.
In his message, Birla highlighted the importance of difficult paintings, fields, and focus in reaching instructional success.
In a post on X, Birla stated, "Heartiest congratulations to all students who've cleared the CBSE elegance X and XII examinations. Your fulfillment displays honest attempt, discipline, and cognizance."
The CBSE Class 10 and 12 examinations commenced on february 15 and concluded on march 18 and april 4, respectively. Elegance tenth students completed a passing percent of 93.66, whereas 88.39 percent of students handed in the magnificence twelfth examination.
Earlier, top minister Narendra Modi congratulated the students of training X and XII on Tuesday, who cleared their CBSE examinations after the consequences had been announced.
The PM additionally encouraged the ones disappointed with their outcomes, pronouncing, "One exam can not define you."
Meanwhile, 91 percent of women have passed the CBSE twelfth-grade examinations this year, 5.94 percent greater than the men. However, 95 percent of women surpassed the CBSE class 10th exam, which was 2.37 percent more than the boys. A total of 22,388,27 students appeared for the examinations, out of which 2,095,467 students passed.
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