CBSE Class X results out; girls outshine boys again
Anxious wait of thousands of Class X students finally ended with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) announcing their results, which registered a pass percentage of 87.08%.
Anxious wait of thousands of Class X students finally ended with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) announcing their results, which registered a pass percentage of 87.08%.
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15554 students from 179 schools appeared for the CBSE exam in Maharashtra, out of which 15231 passed, the pass percentage being 97.92 per cent.
No student from the city failed in CBSE Class X examinations-2008 this year. With the CBSE Board releasing Chennai region results on Tuesday, 18 students from Andhra Pradesh failed in 2008 examinations.
Students from Karnataka were placed fifth in the All India Secondary School Examination (AISSE) Class X-2008 results with an overall pass percentage of 98.41
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