UP Board Class 10 Exam Result 2023: Girls vs Boys – Who Won Battle This Time | India News

Girls outperformed boys in the highschool and intermediate examinations carried out by the Uttar Pradesh Secondary Education Council this yr, a senior official of the board stated whereas saying the outcomes right here on Tuesday. The cross proportion of ladies in the highschool examination was 93.34 per cent, whereas it was 86.64 per cent for the boys. In the intermediate examination, the cross proportion of boys was 69.34 per cent, whereas it was 83 per cent for women. Priyanshi Soni of Sitapur topped the highschool examination by scoring 98.33 per cent marks whereas Shubh Chhapra of Mahoba got here first within the intermediate examination by scoring 97.80 per cent marks. 

Announcing the outcomes, Mahendra Dev, the director of Secondary Education, stated of the 28,63,621 candidates who appeared in the highschool examination, 25,70,987 handed and the cross proportion was 89.78 per cent. He additionally stated that 25,71,002 candidates appeared for the intermediate examination, of 19,41,717 candidates or 75.52 per cent handed. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath greeted college students who handed the exams, their mother and father and academics and stated the highest 10 rank holders of each exams can be felicitated.

“All of you are the pillars of the golden future of ‘new Uttar Pradesh. May the future of all of you be bright with the grace of Maa Saraswati (the goddess of learning). Students who got top 10 positions at the state level in the 10th and 12th board exams, will be honoured at the state level and those who get top 10 positions at the district level will be honoured at the district level,” he tweeted in Hindi. Dev stated the analysis of reply sheets was accomplished between March 18 and 31 at 258 analysis centres in several districts. To make sure that there was no dishonest in the course of the examination, CCTV cameras with voice recorders had been put in in 8,753 examination centres. This is the primary time within the final 30 years that neither any query paper was leaked nor any flawed bundle of query papers was opened and as such there was no re-examination, Dev stated.