HPBOSE Results 2024: Class 10 scores out; Ridhima Sharma tops exam

KV Prasad Jun 13, 2022, 06:35 AM IST (Published)

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The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education (HPBoSE) on Tuesday, May 7, announced the results for Class 10. Students, who appeared for the Class 10 examination, can check their results on the official website of the HPBOSE at hpbose.org.

The Himachal Pradesh Class 10 Board exams 2024 were conducted between March 2 and 21, wherein 91,130 students appeared for the exams.

This time, 67,988 students have passed the exams, while 12,613 have failed and 10,474 candidates have been placed in the HPBoSE Class 10 result compartment category. These students will now have to appear for the compartment exams, the schedule for which will be announced soon.

The overall pass percentage this year stands at 74.61%.

Ridhima Sharma, a student from the government school in Hamirpur’s Nadaun, has topped the Class 10 exams this year, scoring 699 marks out of 700. Her percentage is 99.86%. She is followed by Kritika Sharma from the Bhawarna town in Kangra district. She has scored a total of 698 marks (99.71%). Meanwhile, the third rank is obtained by three students — Shivam Sharma, Dhriti Tegta and Rushil Sood — who have all scored 697 marks (99.57%).

According to reports, 92 students have been placed in the top 10 list of HP board Class 10 results this time. Out of them, 72 are girls.

To check their Class 10 results, all students are advised to keep their roll numbers handy. Here are quick steps to check the results:

Step 1: Open the official website of HPBoSE at hpbose.org.

Step 2: Visit the results page.

Step 3: Open the link that says Class 10 final examination result.

Step 4: Enter all the required details and click on ‘Submit’.

Step 5: Your HPBoSE Class 10 result will appear on the screen.

Besides this, students can also check their respective results with the help of an SMS service.

In 2023, the Class 10 exams were conducted by HPBoSE between March 11 and 31, while the result was declared on May 25. Last time, the overall pass percentage was 89.7%.

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