Gujarat Board SSC Result 2020 Declared Today, Check GSEB 10th Result Online On GSEB.ORG And GIPL.NET

Results for Gujarat Board SSC Result 2020 have been declared and can be checked on the official website. The list of toppers and the pass percentage will be released soon

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New Delhi:  Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board, GSHSEB has announced the result on Tuesday morning. Students who appeared for the exams can check the GSEB SSC Result 2020 on the official website gseb.org and gipl.net.  Students need to score a total of 33 percent marks in each subject to clear the GSEB SSC Examination. According to reports,  the board also said mark sheets would be distributed at a later date and an announcement would be made on the website. Here is how you can check your GSEB SSC result: Step 1: Visit the official website of Gujarat board — www.gseb.org Step 2: On the homepage, click on the link that says 'Class 10 SSC Results 2020' Step 3: Fill seat number at the result page Step 4: Hit 'submit' button Step 5: Your GSEB Class 10 Result 2020 will appear online Step 6: Download the results and take a print out for future references In the exams, 30 marks are internal and 70 are from the boards. A student is required to score an aggregate of 33 percent in the subject (internal and external). In case a student fails to do so, he/she would be eligible to appear for the improvement examinations. Schedule for the same would be announced on the official website gseb.org in due course of time.

This year, the GSEB SSC exams were held between 5 and 17 March and over 11 lakh students appeared for the exam across 1,548 centres. Earlier, GSEB declared the results of the Class 12 board exam for the Science stream on 17 May 2020. A total of 71.34 percent of students cleared the HSC 2020 exam, out of about 1.6 lakh students. In 2019, the pass percentage of the SSC exam was 66.97 percent as girls outperformed boys with 72.64 percent. While the pass percentage among boys was 62.83 percent. Also watch| Discarded masks pose danger to aquatic life