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63% students pass SSLC exam-2

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63% students pass SSLC exam-2
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The Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board announced a pass percentage of 62.98% for the SSLC exam-2. A total of 49,351 students appeared for the exam, with 31,080 passing. Boys outperformed girls in this round, achieving a pass percentage of 63.29% compared to 62.35% for girls.

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The Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB) declared the results of the Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) exam-2 with a pass percentage of 62.98 on Saturday.In exam-1, the State achieved 94.10% results. With this, the overall SSLC exam result this year has reached 98.08%, an improvement of 18.04 percentage points compared to 2025.Last year, the consolidated result was 84.04%. For exam-2, 49,351 students had appeared and 31,080 passed.A total of 11,854 regular students and 38 private students had registered for exam-2 to improve their scores after passing exam-1. Out of them, 8,393 students (70.57%) improved their results, and five students scored 100% results.

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