This year, the overall pass percentage has gone down as compared to the previous year’s 99.04 per cent. This year’s pass percentage is 94.40. A total of 2109208 candidates registered for class 10 exams, of which, 1976668 students have passed.
A consolidated mark sheet of both terms will be made available after term 2 results are announced. This year, unequal weightage will be given to students’ performance in Term 1 and Term 2 exams. CBSE has announced that 30 per cent weightage will be given to the Term 1 theory exam held in November-December last year and 70 per cent weightage to the Term 2 theory exam conducted in April-May this year. However, practical exams in both terms have got equal importance while arriving at final results.
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