CBSE Class 10 Results 2022: Education Minister Congratulates Students Who Passed, Details Here

CBSE Class 10 Results 2022: Dharmendra Pradhan, who is the Union Education Minister, has congratulated all the students who have passed the class 10th CBSE.

Dharmendra Pradhan congratulated the girl students and said that the girls are continuing to outshine the boys. He further stated that the pass percentage of girls is 94.54 while the pass percentage of boys is 91.25. Girls are ahead of boys by 3.29%.

The Education Minister said that society is changing in a positive way. As girls are doing tremendously better in the exam than the boys. He heartily congratulated all his brothers and sister who passed the class XII examinations with flying colours. He appreciated the students’ hard work as the overall pass percentage was 92.71.

CBSE Class 10 Results 2022: Government Schools Outshine Private Schools

The Minister is super happy and expressed his happiness as government schools like Navodaya Vidyalayas and Kendriya Vidyalayas are doing far better than Private Schools.

He said with great pride that Navodaya Vidyala scored 98.93%,  Kendriya Vidyalayas scored 97.04%, govt-aided schools scored 94.81% and other govt scored 93.38%. While on the other hand Private and Independent schools scored 92.2%.

The Education Minister praised the schools, their teachers and other support staff for successfully conducting board examinations in 13,350 centers across India and 26 other countries. He appreciated all the teachers and staff for conducting this challenging examination in two terms among all the COVID protocols.

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Minister Dharmendra Pradhan ended his speech by wishing the students a hopeful and bright future. He wrote that the anxious and eager wait for the results and at last seeing the sweet fruits of the hard work is worth it. It will be the sweetest memory in all students’ lives. At last, he advised all the students to unwind and think about their bright future and the things they want to do.