JAC 12th result 2023 for science stream declared; pass percentage down by 10.74 points
Jharkhand Board Class 12th results announced. This year, 60,134 students were declared pass. The number of students who got first division is 54,481.
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NEW DELHI: The Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) Class 12th results 2023 for science declared at jacresults.com. The overall pass percentage of Jharkhand Board Class 12 science-stream is 81.45%. The pass percentage saw a drop of 10.74% points. JAC 10th, 12th Result 2023 LIVE Updates
As per the JAC 12th results 2023, a total of 74,679 students registered in the exam, out of which 73,833 students appeared in the science exam. This year, 60,134 students were declared pass.
The number of students who got first division is 54,481. Students will have to enter their roll code and roll number on the JAC result 2023 Class 12 link. The JAC 10th result link was also activated along with the Jharkhand intermediate Class 12th results 2023.
JAC 12th results 2023
Here are the number of students who scored top marks and bagged first, second and third division in science-stream.
|
JAC 12th results 2023 (science) |
Number of students |
|
First division |
54,481 |
|
Second division |
5634 |
|
Third division |
15 |
How to check JAC results 2023 Class 12
Students can follow the steps given below to download the provisional results of Class 12 science stream.
- Visit the JAC results official website, jacresults.com, jac.jharkhand.gov.in.
- Click on the Jharkhand Intermediate Science stream result download link.
- Now, enter roll code and roll number on the space provided.
- Submit the details entered.
- Download the JAC result 2023 12th for future reference.
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