II PUC results announced in Karnataka, pass percentage sees a dip compared to last year
The Hindu
This time, the department has not given any grace marks, except to push those who were in the border line.
The results of the II PUC exam-1 for 2024-25 were announced on April 8. The overall pass percentage is pegged at 73.45%, as against 81.15% last year. For exam-1, a total of 6,37,805 students had appeared of which 4,68,439 managed to clear the exams.
Due to several examination reforms, including installation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) enabled CCTV cameras in the examination hall to check malpractices and webcasting of the entire process, the results seem to have dipped by 7.7% compared to the previous year.
The results are available online.
Amoolya M. Kamath from Expert PU College, Dakshina Kannada, Deeksha R. from Vagdevi PU College, Shivamogga have topped in Karnataka in the Science stream scoring 599 out of 600 marks.
In the Commerce stream, Deepashree S. from Canara PU College, Dakshina Kannada emerged as topper with 599 out of 600 marks.
In the Arts stream, L.. R. Sanjana Bai of Indu Independent PU College, Ballari bagged the first place by scoring 597.
Minister for School Education and Literacy Madhu Bangarappa released the results.
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