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Gujarat GSEB HSC result 2020 has been published on the Board's website today, i.e., June 15, 2020. The overall pass percentage of GSEB HSC result 2020 recorded at 76.29%.
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AHMEDABAD: The HSC general result declared on Monday which recorded a pass percentage of 76.29% which is 3.02% higher as compared to 2019. The results of Girls was 82.20% which was about 11.23% more than the boys. The boys had a pass out percentage of 70.97%. The result was about 7.32% more as compared to 2018.
The students of English Medium once again stole the limelight with 81.72% pass out as compared to their counterparts from Gujarati medium students who had the pass out percentage of 76.11%.
In 2019, the pass out percentage was 73.27% which in 2018 was 68.97%.
Of the 3.72 lakh regular students who appeared for the HSC (general stream) exam, 2.84 lakh students were successful. According to the education department, while Soni centre in Banaskantha posted the highest 97.76% pass out percentage, Dolasa in Girsomnath had the lowest result of 30.123%. Among the district this year Patan had the highest pass out percentage with 86.67% while Junagadh had the lowest pass out percentage of 58.26%.
Girls once again remained ahead of boys among those who attempted the HSC for the first time. The pass rate of girls was 82.20%, while that of boys was 70.97%. This year about 12.23% more girls had cleared the examinations.
According to the statistics provided, this year 41,113 students failed in one subject, while 24,147 failed to clear their exams in two subjects, and another 12,060 failed in three subjects.
According to board officials, about 2,730 students were caught copying on CCTV or by the squads of the board this year. The figure of copying cases was 1,332 students 1,021 in 2017, 1,468 in 2016 and 5,162 in 2015.
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Bharat Yagnik

Bharat Yagnik is special correspondent at The Times of India, Ahmedabad, and reports on education-related issues, including primary school and higher and technical education. His interest areas include travelling and has recently been to Mansarovar.

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