In Gujarat, the education board has announced the results of the Class 12 supplementary exams. The overall pass rate is 51.58%. More than 33,000 students took these exams, with over 17,000 students successfully passing.
The results show that female students performed better than male students. Female students had a pass rate of 57.06%, which is 8.61% higher than their male counterparts. The results were declared on Thursday.
A total of 40,865 students who failed the regular Class 12 exams registered for the supplementary tests. Out of these, 33,731 students appeared for the exams. Among them, 17,397 students passed.
In detail, there were 24,665 students in the general stream, with 21,495 attending the exams. Of these, 10,415 students passed, resulting in a 48.45% pass rate for the general stream.
For female students, 16,200 registered, with 12,236 appearing for the exams, and 6,982 passing. This gives a pass rate of 57.06% for female students.
In the general stream, the pass rate was 51.53%. The vocational stream had a pass rate of 50%, while the higher secondary basic stream achieved a 63.70% pass rate. Regular students had a 57.08% pass rate, while repeaters had a 33.12% pass rate. Additionally, regular students had a pass rate of 52.51%, and repeater students had a 37.83% pass rate.
There were also 43 students registered for the Sanskrit medium supplementary exams. Out of these, 38 students attended, and 34 passed, resulting in an impressive 89.47% pass rate.
Among the students who took the supplementary exams, 177 students had previously failed but managed to improve their scores. However, only 84 students were present for this opportunity, and of these, 66 students saw improvements while 18 students maintained their previous scores. The number of regular students who improved their scores was 64, while 2 were repeaters.
The supplementary examination results reflect a significant effort by students to improve their academic performance after initial setbacks. Education officials are hopeful that these results will encourage students to strive for better results in their future studies.