Hurray! The wait is finally over! The long-awaited UP class 10 results are out! This year, the UP board has declared the results on-time despite the pandemic situation. This is an excellent piece of news for all the students who have appeared in this exam. So, let’s celebrate their hard work and dedication and discover the highlights of the results.
Celebrate! Up class 10 result is out!
The UP Board has declared the class 10 results for the academic year 2020-21. The overall pass percentage is 99.53%, which is an improvement from last year’s pass percentage of 83.31%. Out of 29,94,312 students who appeared in the exam, 29,82,327 have passed, and 11,182 students have failed. This year, students have performed exceptionally well, and this is evident from the number of students who have scored above 90%.
The UP board has announced toppers in various categories. Riya Jain from Baghpat has topped the exam with 96.67%, followed by Abhimanyu Verma from Barabanki with 95.83%. Both of these toppers are from the humanities stream. The third spot has been secured by Yogesh Pratap Singh from Raebareli, who has scored 95.33% in the Science stream. Overall, students from all streams, including Science, Commerce, and Arts, have performed well in the exam.
Students shine in up class 10 exams!
This year, students have faced several challenges, including the pandemic and the shift to online classes. Despite these challenges, students have performed exceptionally well in the UP class 10 exams. The girls have outperformed boys with a pass percentage of 99.60%, while boys have a pass percentage of 99.51%. The rural areas have also performed well with a pass percentage of 99.54%, while the urban areas have a pass percentage of 99.51%.
The UP board has also declared the results for the special category students, including students with disabilities. A total of 8,572 students from this category appeared for the exam, out of which 8,558 have passed, with a pass percentage of 99.84%. The board has also provided grace marks to students who have missed the exam due to unavoidable reasons.
In conclusion, the UP class 10 result is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the students, teachers, and parents. The students who have performed well in this exam should be proud of their achievements, and those who have not should not lose hope and continue to work harder. We hope that this year’s excellent result will inspire the students to achieve greater heights in their future endeavors. Congratulations to all the successful students!
Students all over India received fantastic news today with the release of their Class 10 Board Examination results. The CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) announced that 95.40% of students have passed their exams. This marks a two per cent improvement from last year and is a great indicator of the hard work put in by the students and the teachers.
The highest pass percentage was recorded in the International Indian School, Dammam, based in Saudi Arabia. They achieved a pass percentage of 99.68%, followed by Chandigarh with 99.50%. The rest of the states achieved the following pass percentage: Delhi (97.37%), Haryana (96.67%), Punjab (94.5%) and Himachal Pradesh (94.87%).
Amitabh Kant, CEO of Niti Aayog, tweeted to congratulate the students on their achievement. He also encouraged them to take this as a step towards even more success in their future studies. Secretary of Education Anita Karwal echoed the same sentiments and exuded pride in the success of the students.
The Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi also shared his congratulations with a tweet. He praised the efforts of students and teachers alike and said that they will go on to become great leaders of the nation.
This year marks special significance in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic. Despite the unprecedented challenges faced by the students and educational institutions, they were able to achieve such phenomenal results. This marks a new level of resilience and can-do attitude.
We congratulate the students and teachers on this remarkable achievement and wish them the best of luck in their higher studies!