BSEH 10th Result 2021 Declared; All students passed, no toppers announced
Apoorva Singh | June 11, 2021 | 03:59 PM IST | 1 min read
Haryana Board has declared the Class 10 result 2021. All the students have declared passed this year. Check all details here.
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Check NowNEW DELHI: Board of School Education, Haryana has released the Class 10 result 2021 toady. The result has been released on the official website bseh.org.in. All students have been declared pass in the Harayana Board 10th examination, as per Hindustan Times. The result has been declared on the basis of internal assessment.
Check BSEH 10th Result 2021 live updates here.
BSEH 10th Result 2021 Statistics
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This year a total of 3,18,373 students have registered for HBSE Class 10 exams 2021.
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Out of the total number of students who appeared, 1,74,956 are boys and 1,43,417 are girls.
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The pass percentage this year stands at 100 percent.
The Class 10 exams have been cancelled this year, hence the board will not announce any toppers and will not release the merit list. This is for the very first time that the Haryana Board will not announce Class 10 toppers.
Last Year’s BSEH 10th result Statistics
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Particular |
Details |
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Total number of students who appeared |
3,37,691 |
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Total number of students who passed |
2,18,120 |
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Total students with compartment |
32,501 |
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Total number of students who failed |
87,070 |
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Total number of boys who appeared |
1,85,429 |
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Total number of boys passed |
1,11,751 |
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Total number of girls who appeared |
1,52,262 |
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Total number of girls who passed |
1,06,369 |
Previous Year’s Passing percentage
|
Year |
Overall pass% |
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2021 |
100 % |
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2020 |
64.59 % |
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2019 |
57.39% |
|
2018 |
51% |
The HBSE 10th exams were scheduled to commence on April 22 and conclude on May 12, 2021. However, the board has decided to cancel the examination due to the rapid increase in the COVID-19 cases.
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