To pass the PSEB 10th result 2023, students need to score at least 33 per cent marks in each subject and overall (Representational image)
PSEB Punjab Board 10th Result 2023: The pass percentage is 0.38% less than last year. In 2022, the pass percentage was 97.94% while this year it is 97.56%
The Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) declared the class 10th result today, May 26, with an overall pass percentage of 97.56%. The pass percentage is 0.38% less than last year. In 2022, out of over 3.23 lakh students who took the exam, 3.16 lakh students passed. The pass percentage stood at 97.94%.
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Pathankot district has emerged as the top performing district with 99.19% pass percentage while Barnala has the lowest with 95.96% students passing the exam. Apart from this, the girls outplayed the boys. The pass percentage among boys is 96.73% while among girls it is 98.46%. All transgender students who took the exam passed it.
The pass percentage in government schools is better with 97.76%, while it is 97.56% among regular students. A total of 2,74,400 students passed the 10th class examination this year, 6171 students had to re-appear and 653 failed. At the same time, the result of 103 students has been withheld. Students who appeared for the exam can check their results by visiting the official website of Punjab Board, pseb.ac.in.
PSEB 10th Result 2023: Pass percentage over the years
| Year | pass percentage |
| 2023 | 97.56% |
| 2022 | 97.94% |
| 2021 | 99.93% |
| 2020 | 100% |
| 2019 | 85.56% |
| 2018 | 59.47% |
To pass the PSEB 10th Result 2023, students need to score at least 33 per cent marks in each subject and overall. Students who fail in one or more subjects in the PSEB 10th exam can apply for the supplementary exam, which is scheduled to be held in June. The Punjab Board Result 2023 for the supplementary examinations is expected to be declared in the last week of July.
In 2022, the results for class 10 board exams were declared on the basis of the average of both the terms, as the academic year was divided into two terms. Each term consisted of 50 per cent of the syllabus. A total of 3,11,545 students appeared in the 10th class examination out of which 126 failed and 3,08,627 students passed the board examination.
