Candidates passed the tests this year with an 88.39% success rate, which is somewhat higher than the 87.98% pass rate from the previous year.
On Tuesday, Examination Controller Sanyam Bhardwaj declared that girls have surpassed boys by more than five percentage points in the CBSE class 12 board exams. A notification from the CBSE states that 88.39% of applicants passed the Class 12 board exams.
The pass rate is 88.39 percent, with 14,96,307 out of 16,29,794 students passing the tests. Compared to the previous year, this is a 0.41 percent gain.
Students from 19,299 schools took the Class 12 tests, which were administered at 7,330 testing locations between February 15 and April 4.
24,867 applicants had scores above 95 percent, while 1,11,544 candidates received scores above 90 percent. There are more than 1.29 lakh candidates in the compartment.
The National Education Policy 2020 states that during the supplemental exams, students in Class 12 may raise their performance in one subject. The first or second week of July 2025 is when these tests are planned to take place.
The CBSE began using 50% competency-based questions in their exams in 2025. The CBSE published sample question papers to aid students in improving their test preparation. The datesheet was released three months before the start of the exams, and the CBSE provided training to the teachers.
“The results have improved as a result of all the efforts. The class 12 pass rate for this year is 88.39%, which is higher than the 87.98% pass rate from the previous year. According to CBSE, this demonstrates how well-prepared the students were for competency-based question papers.
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