Thrissur district records 99.68% pass in SSLC 

Of the 35,561 students who appeared for examination, 35,448 qualify

Updated - May 08, 2024 09:31 pm IST

Published - May 08, 2024 08:09 pm IST - Thrissur

Headmistress of Holy Family Convent Girls High School Sr. Karuna distributing sweets to students who won full A Plus.

Headmistress of Holy Family Convent Girls High School Sr. Karuna distributing sweets to students who won full A Plus. | Photo Credit: K.K. Najeeb

The Thrissur district recorded a pass percentage of 99.68 % in the SSLC examination. Of the 35,561 students who appeared for the examination, 35,448 qualified for higher studies.

This include 17,945 boys and 17,503 girls. As many as 6,099 students, including 2,013 boys and 4,086 girls, won A Plus in all subjects.

The Irinjalakuda education district recorded a pass percentage of 99.93. Of the 10,719 students who wrote examination In the Irinjalakuda education district, 10,712 passed the examination. As many as 2,284 students, including 788 boys and 1,496 girls, won full A plus.

The Chavakkad education district registered 99.49% pass. Of the 14,974 students who wrote the examination in the Chavakkad education district, 14,897 passed. As many as 1,926 students, including 617 boys and 1,309 girls, won full A plus.

The Thrissur Education district recorded 99.71% pass. Of the 9,868 students who wrote the examination In the Thrissur education district, 9,839 passed. As many as 1,889 students, including 608 boys and 1,281 girls, got full A plus.

The Kerala Kalamandalam Arts Higher Secondary school recorded a pass percentage of 98.33. Of the 60 students who wrote the examination, 59 passed. One student won A Plus in all subjects.

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