Srinagar, May 15:Jammu & Kashmir recorded a strong performance in the CBSE Class 10 examinations for the academic year 2024–25, with the region achieving an overall pass percentage of 90.76%, according to data released by the CBSE Regional Office in Chandigarh. The Class 12 results, however, reflected a more modest outcome, with a pass rate of 51.36%.A total of 58,803 students appeared for the Class 10 exams across the Union Territory, of which 53,344 successfully cleared them. Girls slightly outperformed boys, posting a pass percentage of 91.10% compared to 90.52% among boys. Among the pass-outs, 27,155 were girls and 26,189 were boys.In contrast, the Class 12 results were less encouraging. Out of 12,267 candidates who sat for the senior secondary exams, only 6,302 passed. Girls again led with a pass percentage of 52.67%, while boys recorded 50.16%.The board examinations this year were conducted under strict surveillance, including complete CCTV coverage and heightened security protocols, to ensure fairness and transparency throughout the process.Educationists in the region have lauded the Class 10 performance as a reflection of growing academic standards and student dedication. However, they stressed the urgent need for targeted academic interventions and enhanced support systems at the senior secondary level to uplift Class 12 performance.Officials remain optimistic that with sustained reforms and focus on senior secondary education, the pass rates for Class 12 will see marked improvement in the coming years.⸻CBSE Result Summary – Jammu & Kashmir (2025):Class 10: • Total Appeared: 58,803 • Total Passed: 53,344 • Pass Percentage: 90.76% • Boys: 29,715 appeared, 26,189 passed (90.52%) • Girls: 29,088 appeared, 27,155 passed (91.10%)Class 12: • Total Appeared: 12,267 • Total Passed: 6,302 • Pass Percentage: 51.36% • Boys: 6,078 appeared, 3,047 passed (50.16%) • Girls: 6,189 appeared, 3,255 passed (52.67%)
