Hyderabad: An overall pass percentage of 92.78 percent has been achieved by the students who appeared for the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) examination in 2024-25 academic year. This was 1.47 percent more than the overall pass percentage achieved last year.
Telangana chief minister A Revanth Reddy officially declared the results at the Ravindra Bharathi Auditorium in Hyderabad on Wednesday, April 30.
Boys have achieved 91.32 pass percentage, whereas girls have achieved 94.26 pass percentage.
This year, a total of 5,09,403 students registered for the exams which were held from March 21 to April 4.
Out of them, 4,95,590 were regular candidates and 226 were private examinees.
Mahabubabad district stood in the top position by achieving 99.29 pass percentage, while Vikarabad stood at the bottom with 73.97 pass percentage.
Though there were only 7,253 students who appeared for the exams from the Urdu medium schools, 6,362 students have passed, registering 87.72 pass percent.
A total of 4,629 schools have achieved 100 percent pass result. Among them 2,007 were private schools, 1,675 were Zila Parishad high schools, 230 KGBVs, 143 BC welfare residential institutions, 126 Ashram schools, 108 Social Welfare residential schools, 91 Minorities residential institutions, 79 model schools, 45 Tribal Welfare residential institutions, 24 Telangana residential schools, 28 aided schools, and 73 other government schools.
Private schools have recorded 94.21 percent, Telangana Residential Schools (98.79 percent), BC Welfare residential institutions (97.79 percent), Social Welfare residential institutions (97.71 percent), Tribal Welfare residential institutions (97.63 percent), Minorities residential institutions (96.57 percent), Model schools (95.31 percent), Ashram schools (95 percent), KGBV schools (94.42 percent), Aided schools (90.65 percent), Zila Parishad High Schools (89.13 percent), other government schools (84.83 percent) respectively.
Top performers from TGSWREIS
Among the students who stood-out, U Gayathri from the Centre of Excellence (COE) in Karimnagar secured the highest score of 584 out of 600 marks. Close behind were C Jyothi from COE, Gowlidoddi, B Bhargavi, Mulugu, P Shwetha, Bainsa, and B Manideep from COE, Karimnagar, with each of these students scoring 583 marks.
Other high achievers include Y Anusha, Sirpur Girls’ school, M Sarika from COE, Karimnagar, and J Ashrith Ram from Bellampalli Boys’ school, with their scores ranging between 580 and 582.
In total, 11 girl students scored between 579–584, and 12 boys scored between 575–583 marks from TGSWREIS in the SSC exams.
Tribal Welfare Gurukuls register 97.63 pass percent
A total of 5,939 students from Telangana Tribal Welfare Educational Institutions Society have appeared for the SSC exams from 83 institutions. Among them, 5,825 students have cleared the examination, and 41 institutions have secured a 100 pass percent, registering an overall 97.63 pass percentage.
Ashram schools for the differently-abled children achieve 100 percent results
The students of Ashram schools imparting education to the differently-abled children have achieved 100 percent results in the SSC exam.
Women, child, and disabled welfare minister Danasari Anasuya alias Seethakka congratulated the teachers and principals of those schools for the remarkable achievement.
Zero pass percentage
Interestingly, there were two private schools which recorded zero pass percentage this year.
Supplementary exams from June 3 to 13
SSC advanced supplementary exams will be held from June 3 to 13. Students can pay their examination fee in their respective schools by May 16, or can pay a late fee of Rs 50 till 2 days before the commencement of exam in their subject concerned.
The Board of Secondary Education has allowed students to apply for recounting and re-evaluation from May 1 to 15. Students can pay Rs 500 per subject for recounting, and Rs 1,000 per subject for re-evaluation.
Starting this year, the Board of Secondary Education has stopped grading the students as per the Grade Point Average (GPA) system, and reverted back to the old system of giving the students marks and grading them as A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2, D and E respectively, based on the students’ marks.
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