PUC supplementary result 2017: The II PUC annual exams were conducted from March 9 to March 27 this year and about 6,84,247 candidates appeared for the exams.
Karnataka II PUC result 2017: The Department of Pre University Education Karnataka will declare the results for the Pre University Course (PUC) II supplementary exams 2017 today at results.nic.in, pue.kar.nic.in and karresults.nic.in. The candidates can check these websites after 3 pm to view their scores.
The II PUC main exams were conducted from March 9 to March 27 this year and about 6,84,247 candidates appeared for the exams. The results for the same were declared in May and those who had not passed appeared for the supplementary papers. Once out, the students can take admission in universities.
Karnataka II PUC supplementary result 2017, here’s how to download:
Step 1: Go to any of the websites mentioned above.
Step 2: On the homepage, click on the link for Karnataka II PUC supplementary results 2017.
Step 3: Fill in your roll number and other details.
Step 4: Your result will appear on the screen
Step 5: Download your results and take a print out of the same for further reference. For more updates on PUC result, click here
In the annual exam, the Department of Pre-University Education informed that the pass percentage for science stands at 60.71 per cent , while it was 60.09 per cent for commerce and 35.05 percent for arts, The Hindu reported.
The students appeared in the English medium examination, their pass percentage is at 61.41 per cent, while it is 40.68 for those who wrote it in Kannada medium.
Among districts, Udupi topped with 90.01 pass percentage, while the lowest pass percentage was of Bidar with 42.05. As per reports, a total of 2,457 students has secured 100 marks in business studies. The least centum was scored in psychology (3).
The Department of Pre-University, Government of Karnataka is the organisation for implementation of higher secondary education in the state. It functions under the department of primary and secondary education. It functions under the department of primary and secondary education. It has 1,202 government pre-university colleges, 637 aided pre-university colleges, 1,936 unaided pre-university colleges, 165 bifurcated pre-university colleges and 13 corporation pre-university colleges.
