<p>The pass percentage has zoomed to over 93 per cent in Class 10 Assam state board examination from less than 65 per cent in last year, as per the results declared on Friday on the basis of a new evaluation method after the exams were cancelled due to Covid-19 pandemic.</p>.<p>The Board of Secondary Education, Assam (SEBA) declared the results of the High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) and Assam High Madrassa (AHM) examinations of 2021 as per the evaluation method suggested by a government committee.</p>.<p>The state-controlled SEBA conducts both HSLC and AHM examinations for the Class 10 students of Assam. This time, no position holder was declared.</p>.<p>Following the cancellation of the examination, an expert committee devised a formula for the evaluation which was done on the basis of data provided by the School Evaluation Committees as well as District Level Scrutiny Committees, SEBA said.</p>.<p>"As the results are declared on the basis of information provided by the school, there will not be any provision for recounting, re-evaluation of marks and providing of photocopies of answer scripts," it added.</p>.<p><strong>Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/cbse-announces-class-12-results-girls-outshine-boys-1014564.html" target="_blank">CBSE announces class 12 results: Girls outshine boys</a></strong></p>.<p>In the HSLC results, a total of 3,97,132 students passed out of 4,26,553 candidates, registering a pass percentage of 93.10 per cent.</p>.<p>The boys outshone this time in the matriculation results with 93.34 per cent, while 92.90 per cent of the girls passed in the HSLC exams.</p>.<p>In 2020, 64.80 per cent of the total students had passed Class 10 exams. The highest pass percentage since 1990 was recorded in 2011 when 70.38 per cent of the candidates had passed the exam.</p>.<p>It said that 88,521 students passed in the first division, 1,60,298 in the second division and 1,48,313 in the third division in this year's HSLC examination.</p>.<p>A total of 10,348 students got distinction (85 per cent and above) and 20,092 secured star marks (75 per cent and above) in the HSLC.</p>.<p>In this year's results, the Biswanath district recorded a highest of 99.40 pass percentage, while the lowest was seen in Hojai with 83.49 per cent.</p>.<p>Likewise in the AHM examinations, 11,438 students out of 12,275 students passed, a 93.18 per cent passing percentage. Out of this, 93.58 per cent were boys and 92.93 per cent were girls.</p>.<p>A total of 1,759 students passed in the first division, 5,586 in the second division and 4,093 in the third division in AHM results.</p>.<p>Udalguri district registered an astonishing 100 per cent pass in AHM exams, while the lowest was recorded in Bongaigaon with 80.70 per cent.</p>.<p>A total of 83 students got distinction and 288 candidates secured star marks in the AHM, SEBA said.</p>
<p>The pass percentage has zoomed to over 93 per cent in Class 10 Assam state board examination from less than 65 per cent in last year, as per the results declared on Friday on the basis of a new evaluation method after the exams were cancelled due to Covid-19 pandemic.</p>.<p>The Board of Secondary Education, Assam (SEBA) declared the results of the High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) and Assam High Madrassa (AHM) examinations of 2021 as per the evaluation method suggested by a government committee.</p>.<p>The state-controlled SEBA conducts both HSLC and AHM examinations for the Class 10 students of Assam. This time, no position holder was declared.</p>.<p>Following the cancellation of the examination, an expert committee devised a formula for the evaluation which was done on the basis of data provided by the School Evaluation Committees as well as District Level Scrutiny Committees, SEBA said.</p>.<p>"As the results are declared on the basis of information provided by the school, there will not be any provision for recounting, re-evaluation of marks and providing of photocopies of answer scripts," it added.</p>.<p><strong>Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/cbse-announces-class-12-results-girls-outshine-boys-1014564.html" target="_blank">CBSE announces class 12 results: Girls outshine boys</a></strong></p>.<p>In the HSLC results, a total of 3,97,132 students passed out of 4,26,553 candidates, registering a pass percentage of 93.10 per cent.</p>.<p>The boys outshone this time in the matriculation results with 93.34 per cent, while 92.90 per cent of the girls passed in the HSLC exams.</p>.<p>In 2020, 64.80 per cent of the total students had passed Class 10 exams. The highest pass percentage since 1990 was recorded in 2011 when 70.38 per cent of the candidates had passed the exam.</p>.<p>It said that 88,521 students passed in the first division, 1,60,298 in the second division and 1,48,313 in the third division in this year's HSLC examination.</p>.<p>A total of 10,348 students got distinction (85 per cent and above) and 20,092 secured star marks (75 per cent and above) in the HSLC.</p>.<p>In this year's results, the Biswanath district recorded a highest of 99.40 pass percentage, while the lowest was seen in Hojai with 83.49 per cent.</p>.<p>Likewise in the AHM examinations, 11,438 students out of 12,275 students passed, a 93.18 per cent passing percentage. Out of this, 93.58 per cent were boys and 92.93 per cent were girls.</p>.<p>A total of 1,759 students passed in the first division, 5,586 in the second division and 4,093 in the third division in AHM results.</p>.<p>Udalguri district registered an astonishing 100 per cent pass in AHM exams, while the lowest was recorded in Bongaigaon with 80.70 per cent.</p>.<p>A total of 83 students got distinction and 288 candidates secured star marks in the AHM, SEBA said.</p>