The board passed 92.7% this year. Trivandrum has the highest pass rate (98.83%). Girls outperformed boys by 3.29 percent, and all class 12 transgender kids passed.
CBSE also announced that while equal weightage was given to both terms for practicals, in the theory section, 30 percentage weightage given to Term I and 70 percent to Term II.
The board also revealed next year's Class 12 test dates. From 15 February 2023. In view of the covid pandemic's waning influence, the Board will begin 2023 exams on February 15. CBSE announced this alongside Class 12 Board results.
Yuvakshi Vig (17) from Noida topped her Class 12 CBSE examinations with a flawless score of 500/500. CBSE hasn't disclosed this year's country topper to "prevent unhealthy competition." Vig's performance makes the national champion clear.
CBSE Board is also likely to declare the class 10 results today, a senior official told The Indian Express. Class 10 results this year are being tabulated along the same lines as Class 12. Unequal weightage will be given to students’ performance in Term 1 and Term 2 exams
Prime Minister Narendra Modi advised class 12 CBSE students to follow their passions. He congratulated pupils, "These kids' determination is admirable. They prepared for these tests during a difficult moment for mankind and succeeded " in tweets, Modi encouraged individuals unhappy with their scores, saying one exam won't define them. He predicted future success.
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