GSEB HSC results can be checked at gseb.org GSEB HSC result 2021: The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB) has released the class 12 results for the science stream. The result was declared on July 17 at 8 am. The result will be available on the official website — gseb.org only for the school authorities. Students have to get the scorecards from their respective schools once the result is announced.
As per the result report, a total of 1,07,264 candidates had registered for the exam. A total 3, 245 student secured grade A1 whereas 15,284 students secured grade A2. As many as 466 students have secured more than 99 per cent marks in group A while 657 students secured more than 99 per cent marks in group B. The board has recorded a 100% result for the science stream this year
After the Centre scrapped class 12 board examination of the academic year 2020-2021, the state government decided to cancel the exams for Gujarat board students as well. The decision was taken in the favour of health and safety of students and teachers. Before the Centre’s decision to cancel the exams, the Gujarat government on May 25 announced the Class 12 state board exams to be conducted from July 1. It had already declared mass promotion for the student of class 1-11.
Registered students can check their results by visiting the official website of gseb.org. Click on the tab for the result of class 12, 2021. Enter the necessary credentials to log in and get the result. Download and take a printout of the result for further reference.
Last year, more than 6 lakh students appeared for class 12th board exams. In 2020, the pass percentage reached 76.29 per cent. There was a rise of 3.02 per cent from 2019’s pass percenatge, which was 73.27 per cent.
Science stream result of 2020 secured a pass percentage of 71.34 per cent. In the result of the science stream, there was a decline in the pass percentage of 2020 in comparison to the pass percentage of 2019, which was 71.90 per cent.
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