GSEB 12th Arts, Commerce Result 2019 declared @gseb.org HIGHLIGHTS: Pass percentage improves, touches 73.27%

Ahead with 72.69 pass percent against 63.73 percentage scored by boys, girls once again outshone boys in the secondary examinations. Though both recorded a slight decline of nearly one per cent in the pass percentage as compared to previous year, the gap was maintained at 8.96 per cent. Similar trend was witnessed among private and external candidates as boys recorded a pass percentage of 5.13 per cent, girls doubled it to 11.70 per cent.

Dahod-37.35
Mahisagar-48.85
Chhota Udepur-49.06
Div-55.80
Aravalli-56.95

Increasing from 3750 candidates in 2017, as many as 6378 scored the highest grade of A1 (99 to 100 marks). This is been witnessing an increase in last three years as 3115 candidates scored in this bracket in the year 2016.

Shockingly, Sukhsar in Dahod district that recorded a pass percentage of 71.94 per cent dropped to merely 5.93 per cent this year. Thus, recording as the centre with the lowest result,a drastic decline of 66 per cent in a single year.

Khorasa in Junagadh district recorded the highest of 96.93 per cent result.

Shockingly, Sukhsar in Dahod district that recorded a pass percentage of 71.94 per cent dropped to merely 5.93 per cent this year. Thus, recording as the centre with the lowest result,a drastic decline of 66 per cent in a single year.

Khorasa in Junagadh district recorded the highest of 96.93 per cent result.

From 1007 copying cases detected by CCTV cameras in 2016, these increased to 1198 in 2017 which further increased to 1231, this year. Another 105 copying cases were detected during examinations physically. Result of another 682 candidates was held back due to copying and other reasons. Thus, results of a total 2018 candidates have been held back.

2007-70.65

2008-63.58

2009-56.43

2010-60.81

2011-71.06

2012-69.10

2013-65.12

2014-63.85

2015-54.42

2016-54.93

2017-53.10

2018-53.62

Girls this year have outperformed boys with better pass percentage. Topper Savani Hil Ishwarbhai holds 99 per cent. Overall, the pass percentage is really low this time.

Students can now check their respective scores at the official website, gseb.org.in. If they are unable to open the same, they may also check the result at other private websites such as examresults.net, indiaresults.com. Students will be able to obtain their mark sheets between from 11 am to 2 pm at respective district examination centres today itself.

This time, a total number of 11,03,854 students had appeared for the Class 10 SSC exams, out of which 6,973 were found to be involved in unfsir practices.

Gujarati medium - 64.97%
Hindi Medium - 72.66%

In a notice issued on May 15, the GSEB said that the result of class 10 and Sanskrit Pratham will be announced on gseb.org on May 21 from 8am. Result sheet will be available at schools from 11am to 4pm. All principals are requested to collect marksheets from concerned authorities. The Gujarat board SSC exam 2019 was conducted in March.

66.97% students have passed the Gujarat board Class 10 examination. Last year the pass percentage was 67.50%. This year, out of the 828944 students who had registered for the exam, 822823 took the exam. Out of them 551023 students passed the exam.

The pass percentage of Gujarati medium is 64.58 per cent while for the Hindi medium is 72.66 per cent. However, the highest pass percentage among subjects if for Telugu with 88.64 per cent while it 88.11 per cent for English.

A total of over 11 lakh students appeared for the class 10 exams including 8,22,823 regular students, 2,52,736 repeaters and 24,955 private students. The pass percetange of repeaters is 17.23 and private students 10.13 per cent.

Though a wide gap in the number of students who appeared in Gujarati and English mediums, the Gujarati medium students performed worst in all nine mediums. With the lowest pass percentage of 64.58 per cent against their counterparts in English medium who recorded a pass percentage of 88.11. Against 7,23,895 students who appeared in Gujarati medium, 74,545 appeared in English medium, this year.

2007-70.65
2008-63.58
2009-56.43
2010-60.81
2011-71.06
2012-69.10
2013-65.12
2014-63.85
2015-54.42
2016-54.93
2017-53.10
2018-53.62
2019-54.25

To qualify in a subject, a candidate must obtain a minimum of grade ‘D’ To be eligible for higher Secondary Certificate, a candidate must obtain minimum of grade ‘D’ in all subjects. Those candidates who have obtained grade ‘E1’ or ‘E2’ in the subjects of External Examination shall have to improve their performance through subsequent attempts and qualify.

In 2016, among both the medical and non-medical streams, the pass percentage of the non-medical stream had recorded 89.94 per cent which was higher than 80.96 per cent for the medical students.

The GSEB is responsible for conducting Class 10 and 12 exams in the state. Every year, 2 (including 4-semester type examinations) main examinations are held – the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exam for standard 10 and the Higher Secondary (School) Certificate (HSC) examination for students of Class 11 and 12 in Gujarat. The board is also responsible for the State entrance examinations GUJCET.

Last year, the HSC or Class 12 Arts and Commerce exam results were declared on May 30. The overall pass percentage was 56.82%, which is 1% higher than pass percentage for 2016 at 55.82%

In 2015, over 4,000 cheating incidents detected. The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB) has detected a total of 4,316 cases in its Class 10 and 12 examinations. The control room at the Board office and the investigation squad that visited the examination centres had reported a total of 1,276 cases of copying and cheating. The other 3,040 incidents have been caught on CCTV cameras and tablets installed inside the classrooms.

The students who had appeared in the examination can check the result through the official website, gseb.org, apart from it, the results will be available at indiaresults.com.

Step 1: Visit the official website, gseb.org

Step 2: Click on the result tab

Step 3: In the new window, enter registration number/ roll number

Step 4: Results will appear on the screen

Step 5: Download it, and take a print out for further reference.