Punjab: Boys Achieve Sweep in PSEB Class 12 Exam, Securing Top Three Ranks

In Punjab's class 12 PSEB exams, boys excelled, claiming the top three spots. Ekampreet Singh secured the highest marks (100%), followed by Ravi Uday and Ashwini. Girls outperformed boys in the pass percentage (95.74% vs. 90.74%). The exam saw 2,64,662 students passing out of 2,84,452, with an overall pass rate of 93.04%. The pass percentage in urban areas was higher than in rural areas (93.46% vs. 92.73%).

Boys bagged the top three positions in the class 12 Punjab School Education Board examinations, the results of which were declared here on Tuesday.

Ekampreet Singh of BCM Senior Secondary School, Ludhiana bagged the top position with 100 per cent marks while Ravi Uday of Government Senior Secondary School, Muktsar secured the second position and Ashwini, a student of Senior Secondary School, Bathinda was at the third spot.

A total of 2,84,452 students appeared for the examinations, of whom 2,64,662 students passed the exam, registering a pass percentage of 93.04 per cent.

Girls outshone boys with a pass percentage of 95.74 against 90.74.

In the urban areas, the pass percentage was 93.46 while it was 92.73 per cent in the rural areas.

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