While Ravenshaw has set the cut-off mark of 91.50 per cent in Science stream, it is 75.17 per cent in Arts. Similarly in Commerce stream, the cut-off mark is 77 per cent.
The students, who have successfully cleared their class 10 board examinations, are eligible to apply for the plus 2 streams in Arts, Science and Commerce streams, official sources said.
The Council of Secondary Education (CHSE) in Bhubaneswar announced the Plus-2 exam results for Arts, Science, and Commerce streams. Pass percentages were 80.95% for Arts, 86.93% for Science, and 82.27% for Commerce, with girls outperforming boys across all streams. The vocational stream recorded a 68.02% pass rate.
The results will be announced at the CHSE office premises in the afternoon. In a first, the results of Arts, Science, Commerce and vocational streams will be declared on the same day.
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At a presser in Bhubaneswar, CHSE Examination Controller Ashok Nayak said that the Council has decided to publish the results on same day this year.
When asked if grace marks will be awarded to students, the CHSE official said that the Expert Committee will review the issue soon and an appropriate decision will be taken in this regard.
Students appearing for the Plus-2 examinations on Saturday alleged they had out-of-syllabus questions worth 27 marks in the Physics subject.
In spite of the elaborate arrangements made by the Board of Secondary Education (BSE) for the smooth conduct of the annual High School Certificate (HSC) or Matric examination, the question paper of the English examination on Friday allegedly leaked before the exams.
The Council of Higher Secondary Examination (CHSE) on Friday announced the complete schedule of the plus 2 examination 2024.
With barely 20 days left for the exams, the CHSE has initiated preparations to send examination materials to all the centres. The materials will be dispatched from CHSE head office to all the Examination Centres from December 26 and are expected to reach all centres by December 31.
It is pertinent to mention here that several colleges are struggling to obtain affiliation from concerned Universities. But they are still conducting admissions into their institutions.
In the first phase, the question bank will be available for Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics.
While Ravenshaw has set the cut off mark of 91.67 per cent in science stream, it is 80 per cent in arts. Similarly in commerce stream, the cut off mark is 79.20 per cent.
According to a notification issued by the School and Mass Education department, the first selection merit list will now be published on July 2 instead of June 28.
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