However, the third position is shared by seven students, all of whom secured 497 marks. These students were Chahat Bodhraj, Supriya Kaushik, Ananya Singh, Kshitij Anand, Ranuja Kapri, Nakul Gupta, Supriya Kaushik and Astha Bamba.
However, among the 9 topper students, there are only two boys while girls are seven. There were toppers even in the differently-abled category with A Vijay Ganesh scoring 492 marks and securing the topper position. Pooja Kumari stands in the second position with 489 marks. Lavanya Jha secured the third position securing 87.52%. Therefore, about 87.52% students of the differently abled category passed in the Class 12 Board exams.
Though the removal of marks moderation policy exists, the overall pass percentage increased. The pass percentage in 2017 was 82.02% while this year the pass percentage is 83.01%. The great part, however, is that about 12737 students have secured 95% while 72599 students secured 90% and more.
Even on the basis of top 10 locations to secure more marks stands Trivandrum with 97.32 pass percentage, Chennai with 93.87 pass percentage and Delhi with 89 pass percent in the top 3 positions. The pass percentage of girls is recorded at 88.31% while for the boys stand at 78.99%.
The pass percentage has quite a lot increased and there’s happiness all around with the marks of the students. The parents and the schools are celebrating the victory of their kids.
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