gbshse.org Goa Board HSSC Result 2019: GBSHSE Class 12th results declared, 89.59% pass
Sanjay Sharma | Updated: Apr 30, 2019, 11:22 ISTHighlights
- Goa class 12 Commerce pass percentage - 91.86%
- Goa class 12 Science pass percentage - 91.76%
- Goa class 12 Arts pass percentage- 87.73%
- Goa class 12 Vocational pass percentage - 84.45%
NEW DELHI: The Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (GBSHSE) has announced the Class 12 results on Tuesday, April 30, 2019. A total of 89.59% students have cleared the exam.
For the Class XII Goa state board exam, 7985 boys appeared of which 6940 passed with a pass percentage of 86.91%. The exam saw 8967 girls appearing of which 8447 cleared it with a pass percentage of 91.97%. A total of 26 Higher Secondary Schools registered 100% results.
Goa HSSC Pass percentage 2019 stream-wise
Candidates, who had appeared for the Goa Class 12 exams, can check their result on the Goa board's official website - gbshse.gov.in. The candidates can also check their result from the box given below:
The Goa Board Class 12 examinations were conducted from March 5, to March 26, 2019. Around 17,893 students had appeared for the Goa Board Class 12 Exams 2019 that was conducted in the month of March.
The Goa Board had re-scheduled the exam for Banking, Computer Science, Logic, Co-operation (CWSN) and Cooperation subjects due to the demise of the chief minister, Manohar Parrikar. The Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (GBSHSE) had issued an official notification informing students about the delay in the March 18, 2019 paper.
Last year, GBSHSE had declared the Class 12 board result on 10 May. Around 17,893 students had registered for the exams last year, while 16,521 students actually appeared for the tests. Around 15,172 students passed and 2,064 students failed to clear the exams.
Steps to check your Goa Board HSSC Result 2019
1) Log on to the Goa Board's official website - gbshse.gov.in
2) Click on the link that says 'GBSHSE Goa Board Class 12th Results 2019'
3) Enter your roll number and registration number
4) Your results will appear on your screen.
5) Download your results and take a printout for future reference.
For the Class XII Goa state board exam, 7985 boys appeared of which 6940 passed with a pass percentage of 86.91%. The exam saw 8967 girls appearing of which 8447 cleared it with a pass percentage of 91.97%. A total of 26 Higher Secondary Schools registered 100% results.
Goa HSSC Pass percentage 2019 stream-wise
- Commerce - 91.86%
- Science - 91.76%
- Arts - 87.73%
- Vocational stream - 84.45%
Candidates, who had appeared for the Goa Class 12 exams, can check their result on the Goa board's official website - gbshse.gov.in. The candidates can also check their result from the box given below:
The Goa Board Class 12 examinations were conducted from March 5, to March 26, 2019. Around 17,893 students had appeared for the Goa Board Class 12 Exams 2019 that was conducted in the month of March.
The Goa Board had re-scheduled the exam for Banking, Computer Science, Logic, Co-operation (CWSN) and Cooperation subjects due to the demise of the chief minister, Manohar Parrikar. The Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (GBSHSE) had issued an official notification informing students about the delay in the March 18, 2019 paper.
Last year, GBSHSE had declared the Class 12 board result on 10 May. Around 17,893 students had registered for the exams last year, while 16,521 students actually appeared for the tests. Around 15,172 students passed and 2,064 students failed to clear the exams.
Steps to check your Goa Board HSSC Result 2019
1) Log on to the Goa Board's official website - gbshse.gov.in
2) Click on the link that says 'GBSHSE Goa Board Class 12th Results 2019'
3) Enter your roll number and registration number
4) Your results will appear on your screen.
5) Download your results and take a printout for future reference.
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