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No. EX I/RES/HSE2013 Dated : 08/05/2013

N O T I F I C A T I O N

HIGHER SECONDARY EXAMINATION MARCH 2013

The result of the Higher Secondary Examination, March 2013 is published. The same is available in the following websites. www.kerala.gov.in, www.dhsekerala.gov.in, www.keralaresults.nic.in, www.results.itschool.gov.in, www.cdit.org, www.examresults.kerala.gov.in, www.prd.kerala.gov.in, www.results.nic.in, www.educationkerala.gov.in. The results are subject to further scrutiny and modification.

Sd/- Anil Kumar S.S., Directorate of Higher Secondary Education Secretary Housing Board Buildings, Board of Higher Secondary Examinations Santhi Nagar & Joint Director (Exam) Thiruvananthapuram - 1 Higher Secondary Education

INDEX 1. GENERAL INFORMATION

2. RESULT AT A GLANCE (HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOLS)

3. ABSTRACT OF RESULTS

4. SCHOOL CATEGORYWISE RESULTS

5. ABSTRACTS OF RESULTS (CATEGORY WISE)

6. CONSOLIDATED STATISTICS (SCHOOLGOING REGULAR)

7. CONSOLIDATED STATISTICS (OPEN SCHOOL)

8. DISTRICTWISE CONSOLIDATED STATISTICS (EHS-PERCENTAGE)

9. DISTRICTWISE CONSOLIDATED GRADE STATISTICS - (SCHOOL GOING)

10. DISTRICTWISE CONSOLIDATED GRADE STATISTICS - (OPEN SCHOOL)

11. DISTRICTWISE CONSOLIDATED GRADE STATISTICS - (TECHNICAL SCHOOL)

12. COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS (STUDY TYPE WISE)

13. COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS (GROUP TYPE WISE)

14. COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS (SCHOOL TYPE WISE)

15. COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS (GENDER WISE)

16. COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS (CASTE WISE)

17. COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS (THROUGH YEARS)

18. SUBJECT WISE GRADE COUNT (SCHOOL GOING)

19. SUBJECT WISE RESULT ANALYSIS (SCHOOL GOING)

HIGHER SECONDARY EXAMINATION RESULTS

MARCH 2013

1. GENERAL INFORMATION

The percentage of candidates eligible for higher studies in the Higher Secondary Examination held in March 2012 is 88.08%. Out of the 293112 students who appeared for the examination through 1697 schools, 258179 qualified for higher studies. 3334 students got A+ grade in all subjects. Last year the percentage of candidates eligible for higher studies was 82.25.

The Higher Secondary Examination results of Scheme I candidates are determined by combining the scores of both first and second year examinations.

Out of 156499 Girls, 143620 qualified for higher studies (91.77%); out of 136613 Boys, 114559 (83.86%) qualified for higher studies. Out of 150478 Science students, 130910 became eligible for higher studies (87.00%). Out of 61374 Humanities students, 54245 became eligible for higher studies (88.38%). Out of 81260 Commerce students 73024became eligible for higher studies (89.86%).

In Government sector, out of 134660 students 118401 qualified for higher studies. (87.93%), in Aided sector out of 127855 students 113699 students became eligible for higher studies (88.93%) and in Unaided sector out of 30387 students 25869 became eligible for higher studies (85.13%)

Double valuation was conducted for the subjects Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.

Eligibility for higher studies is D+ grade or above for all six subjects with 30 % scores in theory alone and 30% scores in theory, practical evaluation and continuous Evaluation taken together.

Kozhikode district bags the highest pass percentage (90.96) while Pathanamthitta district is the one with the lowest pass percentage (81.20%).Thrissur is the district with the highest number of A+ grade students in all subjects with 383 students.

St Marys Higher Secondary School, Pattom, Thiruvananthapuram with 704 students is the school to present the highest number of candidates for the exam, with a pass percentage of 95.60, followed by SV HSS,Palemde,Malappuram (600 Candidates – 94.33% pass) and Govt HSS for Girls, Cotton hill, Thiruvananthapuram (591- students – 96.28%) .

Technical Schools

2213 students appeared for the higher secondary examination from 24 Technical schools.1951 students became eligible for higher studies. The pass percentage is 88.16. Last year, it was 76.52. 49 students obtained A+ grade in all subjects.

Kalamandalam Art School

Out of the 61 students who appeared for the Higher Secondary Examination through the Kalamandalam Art School 51qualified for higher studies. The pass percentage is 83.6 Last year it was 84.75. Students who got A+ grade in all subjects are nil.

Open School

73911 students appeared for the Higher Secondary Examination in various centers through the open school. 39247 students became eligible for higher studies. The percentage of eligible candidates is 53.10 Last year, the pass percentage was 36.72.

Compartmental students

Candidates who failed to become eligible for higher studies in the Higher Secondary Examination conducted from March 2007 to March 2009 appeared for the examination in March 2012 as Scheme II candidates. Out of 5583, students in this category, 3156 students qualified for higher studies (56.55 %).

Scheme I candidates of March 2010 and 2011 Higher Secondary Examination who failed to attain D + or above grades for all subjects and who had attended the First Year Higher Secondary Improvement Examination in September 2011 also registered for March 2012 examination as Compartmental candidates under Scheme I. Out of 21601, students in this category, 10397 students qualified for higher studies (48.13 %).

The students who studied before 2007 and who were not able to pass in the higher secondary examination yet, appeared again during March 2012 examination in Scheme 3. Out of 415 students, who appeared in this scheme, 255students passed the examination (61.45 %).

Examinations

Students under Scheme I and Scheme II were evaluated based on the scores obtained by them in Continuous Evaluation, Practical Evaluation and Terminal Evaluation.

Continuous Evaluation scores were determined on the basis of the activities under taken by the students through the class room process based on pre-defined activities and indicators. These scores were monitored and attested by a team of senior teachers after inspecting each school. Up to 20% of the total scores were awarded through CE.

The practical examinations were conducted from 21st February 2012 to 7th March 2012. The practical examination question papers in each subject were prepared by a team of senior teachers representing all districts. The examinations were monitored by a Chairman for each subject and Chief examiners for each subject in each district. These examinations were conducted by external examiners. 20% of the total score is the maximum score for each practical paper. For music the total score for practical examination is 40%.

The examination results were determined by combining the scores obtained by the candidates in the first and second year examinations. The first year scores obtained by the candidates at the First Year Higher Secondary examination conducted during 14th March 2011 to 26th March 2011 and the First Year Improvement Examination conducted from 26th September to 30th September 2011 were reckoned for finalizing the results.

The Principals of Government and Aided schools were posted as Chief Superintendents of their respective schools.

The examination was conducted in 1924 centres. Of these centres, 9 each were in the Gulf and Lakshadweep and 6 in Mahe. Besides the Chief Superintendent, one senior external teacher was posted to each school as Deputy Chief and external Assistant Superintendent in the ratio of one teacher for every thirty students to each school for invigilation duty

The examinations were conducted in three schemes for 52 subjects. Besides these, examinations were conducted for special schools with special questions papers for 14 subjects and also for Kalamandalam Art students with 33 question papers. The question papers were set by eminent teachers who were given proper training based on Edumate prepared for evaluation, Source Book, pool of questions, model question papers, previous years question papers and their review.

Scheme Finalisation

The scheme, answer keys and scoring indicators were finalized at a camp held from 29th to 31st of March 2012. About 1200 senior teachers participated in the camp from all districts in various subjects. A skeleton scheme was prepared based on which mock valuation of answer scripts was conducted. After understanding the students’ ideas using the experience in teaching, a final scheme was framed.

Valuation

Valuation of answer scripts were done in 55 camps in various places of the state. About twenty thousand teachers participated in the valuation process. The camps started on 9th April and the second year valuation process was completed on 9th May. The valuation was conducted after one day training for the examiners.

There were separate camps in each of the fourteen districts for double valuation of the scripts in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. About 165 teachers worked as Camp Officials from early morning to late night for about two months for the smooth and accurate work of valuation.

Tabulation

The tabulation of marks for papers other than those that required double valuation was done in the computer centre of the Directorate using the software prepared by National Informatics Centre (NIC).The tabulation of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics papers was done online in the camps itself. Separate arrangements were made for uploading the data to the data centre by KSWAN, leased line of BSNL and Broad band connection with Unique IP. Elaborate arrangements were made for this with the help of IT@ School, IT Mission and BSNL. 30 staff and 100 data entry operators on daily wages worked in the Directorate and about 200 teachers in various double valuation camps participated in the work from 7 AM to 7 PM for about 50 days.

Other matters relating to examination work

All the examination related works were undertaken by utilizing the IT tools and internet facilities. The data of the students to be registered for the examination were collected from the admission database and were given to schools with separate software to upload the list of registered candidates. The CE scores were uploaded using the software prepared by NIC. The question paper account was also prepared and verified through the portal and software. The nominal rolls were published through the portal and the hall tickets were made available to the schools through the portal. Duty posting, account preparation, seating arrangements, seating slips, absentees list, packing slip, duty certificates, acquittance etc were prepared by the software ‘HSE Manager’. All the data preparation, collection, data regarding accounts in CV camps were done by the software ‘CV Camp Manager’. The data of teachers and schools were also collected and postings were done using the software ‘school soft’.

Grace Marks

Grace marks are awarded to 25552 students with proficiency in extracurricular activities such as state youth festival, NCC, sports, Shastra Melas, Kalotsavams and NSS. Grace marks are awarded to the students for the year in which the student had participated and achieved the required eligibility, (First/Second Year).The Grace Marks for NSS and NCC are awarded at the end of Second Year by considering the combined scores of first and second year.

Results

The results will be available to the students from 1 PM of May 15th through the Websites: www.dhsekerala.gov.in, www.keralaresults.nic.in, www.results.itschool.gov.in, www.cdit.org, www.examresults.kerala.gov.in, www.prd.kerala.gov.in, www.kerala.gov.in, www.educationkerala.gov.in. Students can down load their score sheets from the websites and the schools can take copies of the combined results of their school. Copies of mark lists will be available in the PORTAL. Measures are taken to down load the results without any delay. Arrangements are made to send the results by SMS through mobile phones of various service providers by IT mission.

Certificate

The scores obtained for CE, TE and PE for both the years and the combined score and grade will be shown in the certificate. It will also show whether grace marks are awarded to the students. The distribution of certificates through the schools will be completed by the middle of June. There will be facilities to issue provisional certificates and to attest the copies of mark lists taken from internet.

SAY/Improvement Examination

The Say/Improvement examinations will be held from 18.6.2012 to 22.6.2012, as per the time table given below. Those who had registered in the March 2012 examination in scheme 1 can apply for the SAY examination for those papers in which they failed to obtain D+ grade. Those students who appeared for the examination in Scheme I and Scheme 2 as compartmental candidates can apply for the SAY examination for one paper if they have obtained D+ Grade or above in all the other five papers. Those compartmental students who have to became eligible for more than one paper in Scheme I & 2 will not be eligible to apply for the SAY examination. The students who had appeared for the examination in Scheme 3 are not eligible to apply for the SAY examination. Those students who are eligible in all six papers and who had written the examination for the first time as regular candidates in March 2012 can apply to improve their grades in one subject (only one) through the improvement examination.

The examination is conducted for second year papers only. Students need to appear for the second year theory papers only. The scores they obtained for the continuous evaluation, practical evaluation and first year TE will be carried forward. Those students who were not able to attend the practical examination should attend the practical examination also. They have to remit an additional fee of Rs. 25/- per paper. They have to appear for the practical examination in the district headquarters.

The fee for SAY examination is Rs. 100/- per paper. Fee for improvement examination is Rs. 400/-. The students should apply for the examination through the school where they had appeared for the examination. . The Say examinations will be conducted in certain selected centers only. The students should collect their admission tickets from the school where they submitted their applications i.e. their parent school and appear for the SAY examination at the SAY centre to which their school is clubbed. The application form will not be received in the Directorate and late applications will not be accepted on any account. The last date for receipt of the application in schools will be 24.05.2012.

The examination will be in two sessions. The morning session begins from 9.30 AM and the afternoon session begins from 2.00 PM. The duration of the examination will be 2.45 and 2.15 hours for subjects without practical and for subjects with practical respectively including cool off time.

TIME TABLE Date Day Session Subjects

18/06/2012 Monday FN English

AN Second Languages, Computer Information Technology.

19/06/2012 Tuesday FN Physics, Geography, Accountancy, Philosophy, Music, Anthropology,

AN Geology, Social Work.

20/06/2012 Wednesday FN Chemistry, Political Science, Sanskrit Sastra.

AN Gandhian Studies, Statistics.

21.6.2012 Thursday FN Mathematics, Part-III Languages, Computer Application,

Psychology, Sanskrit Sahitya.

AN Computer Science, Economics, English Literature

22/06/2012 Friday FN Biology, Sociology.

AN Home Science, History, Business Studies, Islamic History

And Culture, Electronics, Electronics Service Technology,

Communicative English.

Revaluation, Scrutiny, Photocopy

Students who desire to apply for revaluation/scrutiny can submit their application with prescribed fee to their parent schools. There shall not be revaluation and counting facility for Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, as these answer scripts were subjected to double valuation

at the centralised valuation camps. Students can apply for photocopy of their answer scripts for all subjects including Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. The fee for revaluation, scrutiny and photocopy are Rs. 400, Rs.75 and Rs. 300 respectively. The application should be submitted to the Principles of the concerned schools where they had registered for the examination. The last date for the receipt of application is 29/05/2012. The prescribed application form can be had from the schools or from the department portal (www.dhsekerala.gov.in). The applications will not be received directly in the Directorate. On completion of the revaluation process, changes if any will be intimated to the students through the portal and fresh certificates will be issued to them on production of the original certificates within the stipulated time.

Migration Certificate

Migration certificates will be issued from the Directorate to those students who want to go for higher studies outside Kerala. Scheme-I & II candidates of HSE, March 2012 shall submit the application in the prescribed form with fee of Rs. 50/- to the schools where the students had appeared for the examination. The application for migration certificates of candidates who appeared for Higher Secondary Examination earlier than 2012 and that of duplicate certificates will be received in the Directorate duly forwarded by the concerned Principals.

Acknowledgement

At this moment this Directorate wishes to place on record its sincere thanks to the DPI, the DDs, their staff, the staff of the Secretariat, the HSAs and the PD teachers for their whole hearted co operation. It was their sincere co operation that helped this highly understaffed department to bring forth the results in time.

The timely preparation of numerous softwares, their maintenance and monitoring by NIC team made the whole process of examination simple and accurate. It is the strenuous efforts, co operation and timely intervention of the NIC under the leadership of Smt. Bindu S. Kumar and Smt Nissy George that made the whole process a complete success.

The sincere efforts and unstinted co-operation of the staff members of the Higher Secondary Directorate throughout the entire process of the examination work is noteworthy and highly appreciated.

The software prepared by Sri.Sajan Mathew, Sri.Sunil Kariadan, Sri.Sathian and Sri.Dileep needs special mention as their software simplified much of the strenuous and time consuming work associated with the examination.

The Regional Deputy Directors and the District Co-ordinators had rendered tremendous help and vigil in sticking to the time schedule during the whole examination process. I take this opportunity to acknowledge the tiresome and dedicated work of the camp officials in managing the valuation process which paved the way for timely publication of the result.

Sd/-

ANIL KUMAR S.S. Secretary,

Board of Higher Secondary Examinations, Kerala

0 50000 100000 150000 200000 250000 300000 350000

APPEARED

ELGIBLE FORHIGHER STUDIES

HIGHER SECONDARY EXAMINATION, MARCH 2013

2. RESULT AT A GLANCE (School Going – Regular)

REGISTERED APPEARED ELIGIBLE FOR HIGHER

STUDIES AGGREGATE PERCENTAGE

294148 293112 258179 88.08


3. ABSTRACT OF RESULTS

CANDIDATE TYPE REGISTERED APPEARED ELGIBLE FOR HIGHER STUDIES % OF EHS

SCHOOL GOING 294148 293112 258179 88.08

TECHNICAL SCHOOL 2214 2213 1951 88.16

ART SCHOOL 61 61 51 83.60

OPEN SCHOOL 74890 73911 39247 53.10

SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT

COMPARTMENTAL (SCHEME-1)

COMPARTMENTAL (SCHEME-2)


4. SCHOOL CATEGORY WISE RESULTS (School Going)

School Category Number of Schools Registered Appeared Eligible for Higher

studies % EHS

Government 764 135195 134660 118401 87.93

Aided 673 128216 127855 113699 88.93

Technical 24 2214 2213 1951 88.16

Special 9 210 210 210 100.00

Un-Aided 451 30527 30387 25869 85.13

Kalamandalam (Art) 1 61 61 51 83.60


5. ABSTRACT OF RESULTS (Category wise)

STUDY TYPE GROUP REGISTERED APPEARED ELGIBLE FOR

HIGHER STUDIES

AGGREGATE PERCENTAGE

HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOLS

SCIENCE 150892 150478 130910 87.00

HUMANITIES 61720 61374 54245 88.38

COMMERCE 81536 81260 73024 89.86

TOTAL 294148 293112 258179 88.08

TECHNICAL SCHOOL SCIENCE 2214 2213 1951 88.16

KALAMANDALAM ART SCHOOL ART 61 61 51 83.6

OPEN SCHOOL

SCIENCE 1431 1415 746 52.72

HUMANITIES 27179 26704 15518 58.11

COMMERCE 46280 45792 22983 50.19

TOTAL 74890 73911 39247 53.10

SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT

COMPARTMENTAL (SCHEME-1) 21601 10397 48.13

COMPARTMENTAL (SCHEME-2) 5583 3156 56.53


6. CONSOLIDATED STATISTICS (School Going Regular)

Category Group Registered Appeared Total Eligible

A+ in all Subjects

A and above

B+ and above

B and above

C+ and above

C and above

D+ and above D grade E grade

BOYS

SCIENCE 66694 66509 55525 977 3838 6723 9773 13063 20314 836 10215 270

HUMANITIES 27443 27325 22144 16 74 356 1464 4765 13943 1526 4683 285

COMMERCE 42901 42779 36890 107 762 2502 5709 9971 16513 1327 5472 174

TECHNICAL 1612 1611 1399 23 99 157 238 341 525 16 212

ART 31 31 23 1 5 15 2 8

TOTAL 138681 138255 115981 1123 4773 9739 17184 28145 51310 3707 20582 737

GIRLS

SCIENCE 84198 83969 75385 1839 7377 12658 15619 17036 20535 321 8249 57

HUMANITIES 34277 34049 32101 79 396 1762 5652 10472 13306 431 1758 55

COMMERCE 38635 38481 36134 316 1965 5213 8829 10228 9403 183 2170 37

TECHNICAL 602 602 552 26 75 97 94 126 134 49

ART 30 30 28 2 15 10 1 2

TOTAL 157742 157131 144200 2260 9813 19732 30209 37872 43379 935 12226 151

TOTAL

SCIENCE 150892 150478 130910 2816 11215 19386 25392 30104 40849 1157 18464 327

HUMANITIES 61720 61374 54245 95 470 2118 7116 15241 27249 1957 6441 340

COMMERCE 81536 81260 73024 423 2727 7715 14538 20199 25916 1510 7642 211

TECHNICAL 2214 2213 1951 49 174 254 332 467 659 16 261 0

ART 61 61 51 3 15 15 16 2 10

TOTAL 296423 295386 260181 3383 14586 29471 47393 66017 94689 4642 32808 888


7. CONSOLIDATED STATISTICS (Open School Regular)

Category Group Registered Appeared Total Eligible

A+in all Subjects

A and above

B+ and above

B and above

C+ and above

C and above

D+ and above D grade E grade

BOYS

SCIENCE 684 673 302 9 53 237 3 350 4

HUMANITIES 13236 13051 6031 18 62 191 521 3786 1453 6115 750

COMMERCE 29041 28760 11724 4 23 158 751 7962 2826 15852 876

TOTAL 42961 42484 18057 0 22 85 358 1325 11985 4282 22317 1630

GIRLS

SCIENCE 747 742 444 7 31 102 302 2 287

HUMANITIES 13943 13653 9487 2 11 91 678 7107 1598 3861 190

COMMERCE 17239 17032 11259 4 40 247 1242 8383 1343 5556 94

TOTAL 31929 31427 21190 0 6 58 369 2022 15792 2943 9704 284

TOTAL

SCIENCE 1431 1415 746 0 0 7 40 155 539 5 637 4

HUMANITIES 27179 26704 15518 0 20 73 282 1199 10893 3051 9976 940

COMMERCE 46280 45792 22983 0 8 63 405 1993 16345 4169 21408 970

TOTAL 74890 73911 39247 0 28 143 727 3347 27777 7225 32021 1914


8. Districtwise Consolidated Statistics (PERCENTAGE-EHS)

DISTRICT

SCHOOL GOING TECHNICAL SCHOOL OPEN SCHOOL

NO. OF SCHO

OL

REGIS TERED

APPEA RED

ELGIBLE FOR

HIGHER STUDIES

% OF EHS

A+ IN ALL

SUBJECT

REGIS TERED

APPEA RED

ELGIBLE FOR

HIGHER STUDIES

% OF EHS

REGIS TERED

APPEA RED

ELGIBLE FOR

HIGHER STUDIES

% OF EHS

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 164 29995 29896 26218 87.70 359 144 144 101 70.14 4026 3988 2122 53.21

KOLLAM 128 22643 22573 20409 90.41 340 25 25 19 76.00 2882 2850 1558 54.67

PATHANAMTHITTA 89 12396 12350 10028 81.20 96 289 289 257 88.93 392 386 139 36.01

ALAPPUZHA 107 18392 18330 15837 86.40 167 152 152 133 87.50 3973 3926 2110 53.74

KOTTAYAM 126 19493 19451 17097 87.90 233 175 175 121 69.14 1980 1949 1084 55.62

IDUKKI 70 8210 8183 7219 88.22 84 255 255 222 87.06 1715 1705 1132 66.39

ERNAKULAM 181 27594 27516 24998 90.85 372 455 455 426 93.63 5585 5512 2956 53.63

THRISSUR 187 25880 25823 23400 90.62 383 93 93 86 92.47 9458 9382 5705 60.81

PALAKKAD 143 21510 21422 17706 82.65 201 77 77 68 88.31 8146 8049 3700 45.97

KOZHIKODE 167 26531 26461 24068 90.96 338 119 118 111 94.07 12145 11982 6592 55.02

MALAPPURAM 234 37291 37071 32991 88.99 275 426 426 403 94.60 16484 16219 8384 51.69

WYANAD 50 7120 7098 6108 86.05 73 1405 1384 733 52.96

KANNUR 158 23657 23563 20858 88.52 246 5020 4913 2303 46.88

KASARGODE 93 11311 11264 9613 85.34 142 4 4 4 100.0

0 1678 1665 729 43.78

GULF 12 596 594 575 96.80 20

LAKSHADWEEP 9 996 987 605 61.30 1 1 0.00

MAHE 5 533 530 449 84.72 5

TOTAL 1923 294148 293112 258179 88.08 3334 2214 2213 1951 88.16 74890 73911 39247 53.10


9. DISTRICTWISE CONSOLIDATED GRADE STATISTICS (SCHOOL GOING)

District A+ A B+ B C+ C D+ D E

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 359 1402 2884 4644 6688 9490 754 3280 143

KOLLAM 340 1215 2383 3771 5388 7133 179 2035 25

PATHANAMTHITTA 96 385 819 1430 2399 4388 511 2125 113

ALAPPUZHA 167 661 1579 2827 4129 6125 353 2335 74

KOTTAYAM 233 991 2078 3128 4181 6001 485 2216 83

IDUKKI 84 415 827 1320 1950 2554 69 927 9

ERNAKULAM 372 1722 3314 4830 6230 8052 479 2356 72

THRISSUR 383 1809 3455 4709 5781 7148 116 2354 10

PALAKKAD 201 861 1753 3138 4356 7182 215 3466 49

KOZHIKODE 338 1556 2862 4764 6174 8286 89 2256 24

MALAPPURAM 275 1479 3321 5846 8664 13144 264 3835 66

WYANAD 73 223 574 1117 1616 2339 166 907 24

KANNUR 246 1141 2336 3722 5228 7796 391 2552 52

KASARGODE 142 458 872 1511 2307 3780 543 1453 121

GULF 20 64 106 161 139 85 0 19 0

LAKSHADWEEP 0 8 17 59 205 313 3 352 13

MAHE 5 22 39 69 109 198 7 79 0


10. DISTRICTWISE CONSOLIDATED GRADE STATISTICS (OPEN SCHOOL)


THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 1 5 37 169 1,579 331 1702 125

KOLLAM 0 7 21 138 1,233 159 1194 67

PATHANAMTHITTA 0 1 4 12 114 8 232 12

ALAPPUZHA 1 1 22 144 1,688 254 1699 87

KOTTAYAM 7 11 72 142 677 175 802 48

IDUKKI 0 4 22 123 913 70 551 7

ERNAKULAM 6 20 67 280 2,135 448 2428 78

THRISSUR 5 29 132 656 4,185 698 3506 95

PALAKKAD 1 6 42 241 2,738 672 3924 330

KOZHIKODE 3 34 148 620 4,677 1,110 5061 216

MALAPPURAM 2 11 95 526 5,664 2,086 7142 541

WYANAD 0 4 17 42 430 240 582 50

KANNUR 1 6 35 179 1,338 744 2362 180

KASARGODE 1 4 13 75 406 230 835 78

GULF

LAKSHADWEEP 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

MAHE


11. DISTRICTWISE CONSOLIDATED GRADE STATISTICS (TECHNICAL SCHOOL)


THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 3 9 28 61 43

KOLLAM 1 2 3 13 6

PATHANAMTHITTA 5 31 40 51 44 80 6 32

ALAPPUZHA 1 11 32 40 48 1 19

KOTTAYAM 6 10 14 26 65 53

IDUKKI 8 15 26 30 43 98 2 33

ERNAKULAM 24 66 69 81 82 97 7 29

THRISSUR 6 8 40 32 7

PALAKKAD 1 4 11 18 34 9

KOZHIKODE 5 10 14 44 38 7

MALAPPURAM 12 49 74 80 97 91 23

WYANAD

KANNUR

KASARGODE 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0

GULF

LAKSHADWEEP

MAHE

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12. COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS - STUDY TYPE WISE

Study Type 2013 2012 2011

Appeared EHS % EHS Appeared EHS % EHS Appeared EHS % EHS

SCHOOL GOING 293112 258179 88.08 276115 227112 82.25

OPEN SCHOOL 73911 39247 53.10 78862 28956 36.72

COMPART MENTAL 21601 10397 48.13 25632 9564 37.31

OLD SCHEME 415 255 61.45 688 217 31.54

13. COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS - GROUP TYPE WISE

Study Type Group 2013 2012 2011

Appeared EHS % EHS Appeared EHS % EHS Appeared EHS %

EHS

SCHOOL GOING

SCIENCE 150478 130910 87.00 144366 120399 83.40

HUMANITIES 61374 54245 88.38 56623 44119 77.92

COMMERCE 81260 73024 89.86 75126 62594 83.32

TECHNICAL 2213 1951 88.16 2257 1727 76.52

OPEN SCHOOL

SCIENCE 1415 746 52.72 1794 772 43.03

HUMANITIES 26704 15518 58.11 27130 9980 36.79

COMMERCE 45792 22983 50.19 49938 18204 36.45

COMPARTMENTAL

SCIENCE 8952 3901 43.58 10297 4296 41.72

HUMANITIES 4747 2710 57.09 3490 1073 30.74

COMMERCE 7657 3692 48.22 6626 2465 37.20

TECHNICAL 245 94 38.37

14. COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS - SCHOOL TYPE WISE

Study Type School Type

2013 2012 2011


SCHOOL GOING

GOVT 134660 118401 87.93 132213 106286 80.39

AIDED 127855 113699 88.93 112538 97155 86.33

SPECIAL 210 210 100 165 158 95.76

TECHNICAL 2213 1951 88.16 2257 1727 76.52

UN AIDED 30387 25869 85.13 31199 23513 75.36

15. COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS - GENDER WISE

Study Type GENDER

2013 2012 2011

Appeared EHS % EHS Appeared EHS % EHS Appeared EHS %

EHS

SCHOOL GOING GIRLS 156499 143620 91.77 150174 130638 86.99

BOYS 136613 114559 83.86 128198 98201 76.60

OPEN SCHOOL GIRLS 31427 21190 67.43 33473 16213 48.44

BOYS 42484 18057 42.50 45389 12743 28.08

16. COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS - CASTE WISE

Study Type CASTE 2013 2012 2011


SCHOOL GOING

SC 29685 22088 74.40 27274 16491 60.46

ST 3512 2440 69.47 3569 1867 52.31

OEC 10192 8165 80.11 8290 6003 72.41

OBC 171885 153031 89.03 159910 134074 83.84

OTHERS 77838 72455 93.08 77072 68677 89.11

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17. COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS OF RESULTS THROUGH YEARS (SCHOOL GOING)

YEAR No. of

Candidates appeared

Boys Girls A+ for all subjects

EHS %EHS Boys Girls Total

Mar-2007 242861 112395 130466 165 290 455 175742 72.36

Mar-2008 255889 116457 139452 487 847 1334 207389 81.05

Mar-2009 261419 121422 139997 450 965 1415 199874 76.46

Mar-2010 276460 127538 148922 516 1042 1558 207155 74.93

Mar-2011 276115 128198 150174 859 1962 2821 227112 82.25

Mar-2012 293112 136613 156499 1100 2234 3334 258179 88.08

Mar-2013

RESULTS PRIOR TO THE IMPLEMENTATION OF GRADING SCHEME

Year Total

Candidates appeared

Boys Girls Distinction First Second Third Total Pass

% of Pass

Mar-97 7334 3594 3740 295 1406 1354 1009 4064 55.41

Mar-98 7111 3287 3824 453 1519 1312 1064 4348 61.15

Mar-99 20800 9147 11653 692 3847 4675 3033 12247 58.88

Mar-00 65750 25434 31316 1147 7977 12796 9632 31552 55.60

Mar-01 85291 37591 47700 2604 15358 19225 12004 49191 57.67

Mar-02 240877 103357 137520 9980 41903 46983 43344 142210 59.04

Mar-03 273682 120806 152876 17056 50953 47771 46385 162165 59.25

Mar-04 308446 139467 168979 23833 59886 52481 46042 182242 59.09

Mar-05 332152 153070 179245 31297 69653 54829 43213 198992 59.90

Mar-06 367265 175794 190729 36529 74347 55849 50287 217012 59.21


18. SUBJECT WISE GRADE COUNT (SCHOOL GOING)

Sl. No Subject A+ A B+ B C+ C D+ D E

01 English 13,982 42,530 53,315 55,503 60,315 87,208 8,542 54,752 02 Malayalam 71,219 58,759 38,396 20,348 8,634 2,524 96 561 03 Hindi 65,267 25,180 11,772 5,675 2,332 761 62 106 04 Sanskrit 5,680 1,423 598 258 108 26 05 Arabic 18,270 14,068 6,449 1,540 177 7 2 06 Urdu 1,871 594 24 07 Tamil 350 297 160 50 10 1 08 Kannada 216 322 264 223 145 63 13 16 09 French 325 138 82 69 29 6 10 Latin 17 38 5 11 Syriac 590 116 49 13 2 1 12 German 28 12 2 13 Russian 104 8 11 8 1 14 EST 225 201 240 330 345 56 70 15 CIT 348 341 366 474 483 121 125 16 Physics 5,569 15,380 30,219 42,246 38,526 7,345 158 18,615 17 Chemistry 19,205 24,460 29,816 33,684 27,970 5,222 51 17,980 18 Biology 17,896 25,036 29,938 29,198 18,194 1,318 4 9,763 19 Mathematics 9,810 13,143 18,331 24,394 31,229 46,756 1,439 25,545 20 Computer Science 2,652 3,892 4,979 4,997 4,006 579 13 1,981 21 Home Science 135 442 422 247 101 20 1 6 22 Electronics 35 59 73 113 120 28 1 27 23 Geology 96 360 545 569 464 161 8 59 24 History 275 1,730 5,991 13,766 22,370 27,186 1,767 10,012 25 Economics 2,281 9,029 22,195 40,422 62,938 63,524 3,544 11,667 26 Political Science 382 3,247 12,763 27,940 42,524 37,895 2,161 10,095 27 Geography 94 858 3,298 5,927 5,830 1,466 34 949 28 Sociology 718 2,955 6,262 10,404 15,546 15,648 850 5,735 30 Music 3 17 31 41 27 28 4 31 Statistics 437 1,036 1,653 2,311 1,776 234 7 320 32 Gandhian Studies 161 563 732 514 136 7 5 33 Philosophy 7 52 136 195 294 279 7 66 34 Social Work 85 359 719 924 516 42 1 59 35 Malayalam 284 384 354 303 184 75 8 36 Hindi 38 84 64 44 17 37 Arabic 244 97 24 38 Kannada 8 15 13 7 1 39 Tamil 10 20 18 6 6 2 40 Sanskrit Sahitya 11 34 46 57 57 40 21 41 Sanskrit Sastra 4 26 46 97 73 2 23 42 Psychology 37 144 341 751 860 56 92 43 Communicative English 156 501 1,022 1,158 855 158 5 192 44 Computer Application 2,117 5,622 10,206 14,149 16,392 3,971 140 6,339 45 Journalism 33 330 895 911 436 38 34 46 English Literature 15 45 81 111 113 174 9 69 47 Anthropology 26 96 186 170 109 46 12 48 Business Studies with FM 2,782 7,819 13,108 18,428 24,961 34,987 2,583 25,212 51 Accountancy with AFS 128 549 1,331 2,732 6,026 20,962 3,048 25,166

HIGHER SECONDARY EXAMINATION, MARCH 2013 19. SUBJECT WISE RESULT ANALYSIS (SCHOOL GOING)

Sl. No Subject Highest Score

Lowest Score

Max Score

State Average

1 English 200 8 200 123 2 Malayalam 200 8 200 171 3 Hindi 200 16 200 178 4 Sanskrit 200 55 200 182 5 Arabic 200 18 200 179 6 Urdu 200 94 200 188 7 Tamil 200 87 200 172 8 Kannada 200 46 200 152 9 French 200 84 200 171 10 Latin 190 107 200 173 11 Syriac 200 95 200 186 12 German 200 150 200 184 13 Russian 200 119 200 184 14 EST 200 41 200 139 15 CIT 200 46 200 139 16 Physics 200 18 200 128 17 Chemistry 200 18 200 137 18 Biology 200 18 200 144 19 Mathematics 200 16 200 113 20 Computer Science 200 18 200 139 21 Home Science 198 46 200 151 22 Electronics 200 37 200 130 23 Geology 197 23 200 133 24 History 200 21 200 111 25 Economics 200 8 200 120 26 Political Science 200 21 200 119 27 Geography 200 20 200 122 28 Sociology 200 19 200 123 30 Music 195 48 200 124 31 Statistics 200 27 200 134 32 Gandhian Studies 200 34 200 149 33 Philosophy 195 27 200 112 34 Social Work 200 25 200 135 35 Malayalam 200 60 200 149 36 Hindi 197 64 200 154 37 Arabic 200 89 200 181 38 Kannada 186 113 200 157 39 Tamil 197 88 200 153 40 Sanskrit Sahitya 192 41 200 123 41 Sanskrit Sastra 176 23 200 107 42 Psychology 198 18 200 125 43 Communicative English 200 20 200 132 44 Computer Application 200 8 200 127 45 Journalism 200 25 200 136 46 English Literature 195 23 200 111 47 Anthropology 200 44 200 135 48 Business Studies with FM 200 8 200 119 51 Accountancy with AFS 200 30 200 104 55 Islamic History 194 24 200 135 56 Accountancy with CA 200 8 200 135

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