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Bhopal: The mediocrity of online courses is evidenced by the results of public schools. The passing percentage was reduced in the MP Board Class 10 and 12 results reported on Friday. On the contrary, the success rate of private schools has increased. In total, 100% of students were declared pass in 2021 due to the second wave of Covid 19.
According to the State Council, the percentage of success in class 12 has decreased by 0.51%. In 2020, 71.43% of students in government schools passed the exams which fell to 70.92% this year. On the other hand, 64.93% of private school students passed the exams in 2020. In 2022, with an increase of 11.37%, a total of 76.30% of private school students passed the exam. . The trend was similar in Class 10 results. In 2020, 63.64% of government school students passed the exam, which fell to 55.40% of students in 2022. There was a decrease of 8.24%. On the other hand, in private schools, 61.65% of students passed the exam in 2020. In 2022, with an increase of 7.83%, a total of 69.48% of students passed the exams .
Furthermore, after 100% results in 2021, the year 2022 saw a drop in class 10 results. This year a drop of 3% was recorded in secondary results. In total 59.54% of the students were declared successful.
After announcing the result, School Education Minister Inder Singh Parmar also admitted that the results could have been better. He blamed the Covid. “The result was not good. Due to Corona, classes could not take place throughout the year,” Parmar said.
He added. “There has been a delay in the publication of the master plan and the bank of questions. It should have been published earlier. Now, from next year, it will be released on time. Everyone will be notified. In the analysis of the results, it was revealed that children in class 12 benefited, while children in class 10 suffered the losses. Due to poor studies, the children had a hard time solving object questions.
According to the State Council, the percentage of success in class 12 has decreased by 0.51%. In 2020, 71.43% of students in government schools passed the exams which fell to 70.92% this year. On the other hand, 64.93% of private school students passed the exams in 2020. In 2022, with an increase of 11.37%, a total of 76.30% of private school students passed the exam. . The trend was similar in Class 10 results. In 2020, 63.64% of government school students passed the exam, which fell to 55.40% of students in 2022. There was a decrease of 8.24%. On the other hand, in private schools, 61.65% of students passed the exam in 2020. In 2022, with an increase of 7.83%, a total of 69.48% of students passed the exams .
Furthermore, after 100% results in 2021, the year 2022 saw a drop in class 10 results. This year a drop of 3% was recorded in secondary results. In total 59.54% of the students were declared successful.
After announcing the result, School Education Minister Inder Singh Parmar also admitted that the results could have been better. He blamed the Covid. “The result was not good. Due to Corona, classes could not take place throughout the year,” Parmar said.
He added. “There has been a delay in the publication of the master plan and the bank of questions. It should have been published earlier. Now, from next year, it will be released on time. Everyone will be notified. In the analysis of the results, it was revealed that children in class 12 benefited, while children in class 10 suffered the losses. Due to poor studies, the children had a hard time solving object questions.