CBSE Class XII Board Results

The test results of the class are presented in Table 12 cities Delhi, Allahabad and Guwahati. About 7 lakh students appeared for the exams this year across the country and some foreign boys and three girls-4 lakh lakh.

CBSE declared the results on the results page of its website and also has a phone line set up to relieve anxiety for students. The results of the CBSE exams on the phases of each year booked, saw the first phase, the results of the regions Panchkula, Ajmer and Chennai Wednesday, 19 May lack Chennai has the highest percentage of 92.12% of the overall success of research students. The percentage of regular students was 81.95% of the stage and about 42% for students of the correspondence.

Girls shone again this year with a success rate of 85.28% of the children, while the rear with only 75.90%. The overall pass percentage was 1.13%, which declined 79.87% against 81% last year. But the good news is that the number of fraud cases is also starting this year a total of 43 compared to 58 last year, the spokesman of the CBSE.

Schools of the most remarkable results are 100% done, but the decline in the proportion of the passage has a concern for parents and teachers. Steps are being taken so as not to repeat next year of the school authorities and parents. Continuing familiarity with the technology and other things that distract students' attention for many other things. Rising early exposure to mobile phones, laptops, iPods and other devices, and the gloss of television and the Internet has led to an abyss priority. The student must give importance through education, without the fun and games as the ratio of "all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy."

Achieving Excellence in Higher Education

The education sector in India is expected to reach new heights with India on the B-schools and universities of technology spreads its wings. The entry of foreign universities in the country also shows positive signs for students who are now equipped with better academic opportunities.

Human Resources Development of the Union Minister Kapil Sibal led a major reform by focusing on the increase in tuition fees and the creation of more infrastructure for educational institutions.

He said:
-Education Sector should give priority to lending rates and market rates for the construction of several schools and universities across the country allow.
-The gross enrollment ratio (GER) should be improved so that the applications focus on the significant increase in the number of students for research. The GER in other countries varies from 40 to 50% to as low as 12% in India, which is a serious problem.

The place to come for new institutions would certainly increase the volume of opportunities in higher education. This could help to improve enrollment and quality, both directly and indirectly. This will, however, when foreign universities offer training in line with the goals, objectives and mission of higher education Native.

The importance of creativity, new ideas and innovations need to understand our education system. The room should be given to the students and help them develop the skills they already have, instead forced to follow the conventional model of the study. The scope and intensity of collaborative learning and the exchange is enormous and should be used.

The mission of higher education in India have better access and excellence. As more and more students at universities and research institutions that will bring enormous benefits to the country and its economy.