The results of the Tamil Nadu Class 12 public examinations conducted under the state board syllabus have officially been announced by the School Education Department authorities.
The Higher Secondary (+2) public examinations were held from March 2 to March 26 across Tamil Nadu. A total of 8,27,475 students appeared for the examinations at 3,412 examination centers across the state.
Usually, the examination results are announced by the School Education Minister. However, as the new government has not yet officially assumed office this year, the results were released by School Education Department Principal Secretary P. Chandramohan.
According to the results, around 7.53 lakh students have passed the examinations, resulting in an overall pass percentage of 95.2%.
- Boys Pass Percentage: 93.19%
- Girls Pass Percentage: 97%
As in previous years, girl students have outperformed boys in the examinations.
School-wise pass percentages are as follows:
- Government Schools: 92.16%
- Government-Aided Schools: 96.14%
- Private Schools: 98.72%
Category-wise school performance:
- Co-educational Schools: 95.30%
- Boys Schools: 90.49%
- Girls Schools: 97.08%
Among districts, Erode secured the top position with a pass percentage of 98.87%, followed by Sivaganga with 98.05%, and Kanyakumari with 97.63%.
Students can check their examination results through the official websites:
Students need to enter their registration number and date of birth to access their results.
In addition, results will also be sent via SMS to the mobile numbers provided by students during registration and application submission.
For the first time this year, the Tamil Nadu e-Governance Agency has introduced a facility to check examination results through WhatsApp. Students can save the number 78452 52525 in their contacts and send “Hi” through WhatsApp. After selecting the department and class details, students can enter their registration number and date of birth to receive their results directly within the WhatsApp chat interface.
This new digital initiative is expected to make result access faster and more convenient for students across Tamil Nadu.
Dhiyanesh
