PATNA: For the sixth consecutive year, Bihar has left behind the other states in declaring the matriculation board examination result. The overall pass percentage in class X of Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) was recorded at 82.91%, as the number of students qualifying the exam has reasonably improved by 1.87% when compared to previous year’s 81.04%.
Declaring the results here on Sunday, Chairman of the Board Anand Kishor said altogether 13,79,842 students, including 6,99,549 girls and 6,80,293 boys cleared the matriculation board examinations with flying colors. “A total of 4,52,302 passed with first division while 5,24,965 students secured second division and 3,80,732 got third division. The overall pass percentage of boys is 84.45% while of girls, the pass percentage is 81.4%,” he said.
Kishor also said that the overall pass percentage has improved when compared to last six years because since last year, monthly examination was conducted from August and it was mandatory for the students to appear in it and their copy was given to them as reference.
Shivankar Kumar from Zila School Purnia has emerged as the state topper by securing 97.80 per cent in the board exams and scored 489 out of 500 marks. At the second place was Adarsh Kumar from V High School Mowbazidpur North, Samastipur with 97.6%.
The third place was shared by Aditya Kumar from Simultala Awasiya Vidyalaya, Jamui, Sumar Kumar Purve from New Upgrade High School Sidhap Parsahi Ladania, Madhubani, Palak Kumari from Uch Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Hussepur Ekma and Sajiya Perween from SMT High School, Vaishali with 97.2%.
A total of 51 students have made it top 10 list including 23 girls and 28 boys. In the toppers’ list, there were only two students from Patna, including Rahul Kumar from Utkramit Uch Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Kewra with 97% by securing fourth rank and Rimjhim Kumari from Dayanand Kanya Vidyalaya, Mithapur on tenth rank with 95.8%.
This year, only six students of Simultala Awasiya Vidyalaya, Jamui have secured their rank in top 10 list. The school had first hit the headlines in 2015, when it made the record of producing 30 out of 31 in top 10 rank holders in class X board exam.
The Chairman said the results of more than 16.64 lakh students were published in 31 days, as a result of which the BSEB has released the matric results in record time and fastest in the country for sixth consecutive year. “The evaluation work of answer sheets started from March 1, 2024 and was completed in 31 days by checking more than 99 lakh copies and more than 99 lakh OMR sheets. BSEB is the first exam board to declare the result in the month of March,” he said, while addressing the media persons.
Kishor added: “This feat has been possible with the help of the technology and computerized format used in the exam. We introduced a series of technological advancements including the usage of pre-printed barcode and litho code answer copies, speeding up the evaluation process through computerization.”
A total of 16,64,252 students appeared in the class X exam which was held from February 15 to February 23 at 1,585 exam centres across the state.
Declaring the results here on Sunday, Chairman of the Board Anand Kishor said altogether 13,79,842 students, including 6,99,549 girls and 6,80,293 boys cleared the matriculation board examinations with flying colors. “A total of 4,52,302 passed with first division while 5,24,965 students secured second division and 3,80,732 got third division. The overall pass percentage of boys is 84.45% while of girls, the pass percentage is 81.4%,” he said.
Kishor also said that the overall pass percentage has improved when compared to last six years because since last year, monthly examination was conducted from August and it was mandatory for the students to appear in it and their copy was given to them as reference.
Shivankar Kumar from Zila School Purnia has emerged as the state topper by securing 97.80 per cent in the board exams and scored 489 out of 500 marks. At the second place was Adarsh Kumar from V High School Mowbazidpur North, Samastipur with 97.6%.
The third place was shared by Aditya Kumar from Simultala Awasiya Vidyalaya, Jamui, Sumar Kumar Purve from New Upgrade High School Sidhap Parsahi Ladania, Madhubani, Palak Kumari from Uch Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Hussepur Ekma and Sajiya Perween from SMT High School, Vaishali with 97.2%.
A total of 51 students have made it top 10 list including 23 girls and 28 boys. In the toppers’ list, there were only two students from Patna, including Rahul Kumar from Utkramit Uch Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Kewra with 97% by securing fourth rank and Rimjhim Kumari from Dayanand Kanya Vidyalaya, Mithapur on tenth rank with 95.8%.
This year, only six students of Simultala Awasiya Vidyalaya, Jamui have secured their rank in top 10 list. The school had first hit the headlines in 2015, when it made the record of producing 30 out of 31 in top 10 rank holders in class X board exam.
The Chairman said the results of more than 16.64 lakh students were published in 31 days, as a result of which the BSEB has released the matric results in record time and fastest in the country for sixth consecutive year. “The evaluation work of answer sheets started from March 1, 2024 and was completed in 31 days by checking more than 99 lakh copies and more than 99 lakh OMR sheets. BSEB is the first exam board to declare the result in the month of March,” he said, while addressing the media persons.
Kishor added: “This feat has been possible with the help of the technology and computerized format used in the exam. We introduced a series of technological advancements including the usage of pre-printed barcode and litho code answer copies, speeding up the evaluation process through computerization.”
A total of 16,64,252 students appeared in the class X exam which was held from February 15 to February 23 at 1,585 exam centres across the state.
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