No. EX I/RES/HSE2011 Dated : 20/05/2011

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

HIGHER SECONDARY EXAMINATION MARCH 2011

The result of the Higher Secondary Examination, March 2011 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/- B.K. Vijayan, 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 GADE STATISTICS - (OPEN SCHOOL)

11. DISTRICTWISE CONSOLIDATED GADE 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)

HIGHER SECONDARY EXAMINATION RESULTS

MARCH 2011

1. GENERAL INFORMATION

The percentage of candidates eligible for higher studies in the Higher Secondary Examination held in March 2011 is 82.25-%. Out of the 276115 students who appeared for the examination through 1697 schools, 227112 qualified for higher studies.. 2795 students got A+ grade in all subjects. Last year the percentage of candidates eligible for higher studies was 74.97

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

Out of 149574 Girls, 130168 qualified for higher studies(87.02%); out of 126541 Boys, 96944 (76.61%) qualified for higher studies. Out of 144366 Science students, 120399 become eligible for higher studies(83.40%). Out of 56623 Humanities students, 44119 become eligible for higher studies(77.92%). Out of 75126 Commerce students 62594 become eligible for higher studies(83.32%). Out of 27274 SC students 16491 students became eligible for higher studies (60.46%). Out of 3569 ST students 1867 students become eligible for higher studies(52.31%).Out of 8290 OEC students 6003 students become eligible for higher studies(72.41%).Out of 159910 OBC students 134074 students become eligible for higher studies(83.84%). Out of 77072 General category students 68677 students become eligible for higher studies(89.11%)

In Government sector, out of 132213 students 106286 qualified for higher studies. (80.39%), in Aided sector out of 112538 students 97155 students become eligible for higher studiers(86.33%) and in Unaided sector out of 31199 students 23513 become eligible for higher studies(75.36%)

This year double valuation was conducted for the subjects Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and a third valuation for scripts that had a difference of more than 10% of maximum marks in the first two valuations.

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.

Thrissur district bags the highest pass percentage (88.93) while Kasaragod district is the one with the lowest pass percentage (74.68-).Ernakulam is the district with the highest number of A+ grade students in all subjects with 373 students.

St Marys Higher Secondary School, Pattom, Thiruvananthapuram with 693 students is the school to present the highest number of candidates for the exam, with a pass percentage of 90.47, followed by Govt HSS for Girls, Cotton hill, Thiruvananthapuram (591 Candidates – 93.23% pass) and SVHSS, Palemed, Malappuram ((548- students – 85.94%) .

Technical Schools

2257- students appeared for the higher secondary examination from 24 Technical schools.1727 students became eligible for higher studies. The pass percentage is 76.52. Last year, it was 71.26. 26 students obtained A+ grade in all subjects.

Kalamandalam Art School

Out of the 59 students who appeared for the Higher Secondary Examination through the Kalamandalam Art school 50 qualified for higher studies. The pass percentage is 84.75 Last year it was 64.44. Students who got A+ grade in all subjects are nil.

Open School

78862 students appeared for the Higher Secondary Examination in various centers through the open school. 28956 students became eligible for higher studies. The percentage of eligible candidates is 36.72 Last year, the pass percentage was 34.00.

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 2011 as Scheme II candidates. Scheme I candidates of March 2010 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 2010 also registered for March 2011 examination as Compartmental candidates under Scheme I Out of 33139. students in this category,12074 students qualified for higher studies ( 36.43- %).

The students who studied before 2007 March and who were not able to pass in the higher secondary examination yet, appeared again during March 2011 examination in Scheme 3. Out of 688 students, who appeared in this scheme, 217 students passed the examination (31.54 %).

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 23rd February 2011 to 10th March 2011. The practical exam 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.

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 15th March 2010 to 27th March 2010 and the First Year Improvement Examination conducted from 22nd September to 29th September 2010 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 1953 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. Senior teachers of government schools were posted as Chief Superintendents of unaided schools. One external senior teacher was appointed as Deputy Chief Superintendent to each school. One Senior, internal teacher of the same school was appointed as additional Chief Superintendents in the schools with more than 500 students. 31282 teachers were posted for examination duty, 11537 were posted from high schools and primary schools as sufficient number of teachers were not available in the Higher Secondary Schools.

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 on 28th, 29th and 30th of March 2011. 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 53 camps in various places of the state. About twenty thousand teachers participated in the valuation process. The camps started on 4th April and the second year valuation process was completed on 13th 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 the 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 were done 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. 60 staff and 100 data entry operators on daily wages in the Directorate and about 200 teachers in various double valuation camps participated in the work from 7 AM to 7 PM for about 40 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 23360 students with proficiency in extracurricular activities such as state youth festival, from NCC, sports, Shastra Melas , Kalotsavams and NSS. The grace marks range from 2 to 25 percentage of the maximum scores. 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 3 PM of May 20th 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 total score sheets from the websites and the schools can take copies of the combined results of their school.Copies of marklists 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 20.6.2011 to 24.6.2011, as per the time table given below. Those who had registered in the March 2011 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 become 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 2011, 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 centres 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 30.5.2011.

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

20.6.2011 Monday FN English

AN Second Languages, Computer Information Technology.

21.6.2011 Tuesday FN Physics, Geography, Accountancy, Philosophy, Music, Anthropology, Journalism.

AN Geology, Social Work.

22.6.2011 Wednesday FN Chemistry, Political Science, Sanskrit Sastra.

AN Gandhian Studies, Statistics.

23.6.2011 Thursday FN Mathematics, Part-III Languages, Computer Application,

Psychology, Sanskrit Sahitya.

AN Computer Science, Economics, English Literature

24.6.2011 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 in their parent schools for papers other than Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, as this answer scripts f 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 30/05/2011. 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 directly and through the portal and fresh certificates will be issued to them on production of the original certificates with in 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. The application in the prescribed form with fee of Rs. 50/- shall be submitted in the schools where the students had appeared for the examination. The application for the previous year students and that for 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, their 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.

It was only through the leadership and whole hearted co-operation of the IT@ School, especially that of its Executive Director Sri. Anwar Sadatt that the tabulation of double valuation scripts from camps became a possibility. Special thanks is due to Sri. Narayana Swami of IT @ School, Sri. Sunil of ICT Cell and Sri. Sreenivasa Reddy of KSWAN.

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.

B.K.Vijayan Secretary,

Board of Higher Secondary Examinations, Kerala

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

REGISTERED APPEARED ELGIBLE FOR HIGHER STUDIES AGGREGATE PERCENTAGE

278443 276115 227112 82.25

0 50000 100000 150000 200000 250000 300000

APPEARED

ELGIBLE FOR HIGHERSTUDIES

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3. ABSTRACT OF RESULTS

CANDIDATE TYPE REGISTERED APPEARED ELGIBLE FOR HIGHER STUDIES % OF EHS

SCHOOL GOING 278443 276115 227112 82.25

TECHNICAL SCHOOL 2266 2257 1727 76.52

ART SCHOOL 60 59 50 84.75

OPEN SCHOOL 80725 78862 28956 36.72

COMPARTMENTAL (SCHEME-1) 21786 20413 7834 38.38

COMPARTMENTAL (SCHEME-2) 14605 12726 4240 33.32

COMPARTMENTAL (SCHEME 3) 688 688 217 31.54

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4. SCHOOL CATEGORY WISE RESULTS (School Going )

School Category Number of Schools Registered Appeared Eligible for Higher

studies % EHS

Government 739 133565 132213 106286 80.39

Aided 526 113227 112538 97155 86.33

Technical 24 2266 2257 1727 76.52

Special 7 166 165 158 95.76

Un-Aided 432 31485 31199 23513 75.36

Kalamandalam (Art) 1 60 59 50 84.75

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5. ABSTRACT OF RESULTS (Category wise)

STUDY TYPE GROUP REGISTERED APPEARED ELGIBLE FOR

HIGHER STUDIES

AGGREGATE PERCENTAGE

SCIENCE 145560 144366 120399 83.40

HUMANITIES 57209 56623 44119 77.92

COMMERCE 75674 75126 62594 83.32

HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOLS

TOTAL 278443 276115 227112 82.25

TECHNICAL SCHOOL SCIENCE 2266 2257 1727 76.52

KALAMANDALAM ART SCHOOL ART 60 59 50 84.75

SCIENCE 1847 1794 772 43.03

HUMANITIES 27917 27130 9980 36.79

COMMERCE 50961 49938 18204 36.45 OPEN SCHOOL

TOTAL 80725 78862 28956 36.72

COMPARTMENTAL (SCHEME-1) 21786 20413 7834 38.38

COMPARTMENTAL (SCHEME-2) 5922 5219 1730 33.15

COMPARTMENTAL (SCHEME-3 688 688 217 31.54

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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

SCIENCE 63076 62403 49666 765 3501 6258 9485 12851 16378 428 12546 160

HUMANITIES 25028 24738 16665 6 60 270 1170 3900 10475 784 7681 273

COMMERCE 39694 39400 30613 71 599 1875 4571 8987 13850 660 3534 179

TECHNICAL 1664 1657 1257 17 68 133 200 301 525 13 393 0

ART 31 30 22 0 0 0 0 6 16 0 0 0

BOYS

TOTAL 129462 128198 98201 859 4228 8536 15426 26039 41228 1885 24154 612

SCIENCE 82484 81963 70733 1692 7374 12102 15416 16738 17271 140 11158 48

HUMANITIES 32181 31885 27454 37 246 1139 4108 9244 12441 239 4248 65

COMMERCE 35980 35726 31981 224 1357 4061 7784 9896 8532 127 3618 44

TECHNICAL 602 600 470 9 61 81 82 104 132 1 121 0

ART 29 29 28 0 2 4 6 9 7 0 0 0

GIRLS

TOTAL 151247 150174 130638 1962 9038 17383 27390 35982 38376 507 19145 157

SCIENCE 145560 144366 120399 2457 10875 18360 24901 29589 33649 568 23704 208

HUMANITIES 57209 56623 44119 43 252 1199 4378 10414 16341 10714 5032 7746

COMMERCE 75674 75126 62594 295 1956 5936 12355 18883 22382 787 7152 223

TECHNICAL 2266 2257 1727 26 129 214 282 405 657 14 514 0

ART 60 59 50 0 2 4 6 15 23 0 0 0

TOTAL

TOTAL 280709 278372 228839 2821 13266 25919 42816 62021 79604 2392 43299 769

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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

SCIENCE 945 917 352 0 0 5 19 69 231 28 554 8

HUMANITIES 13469 13106 3773 1 14 57 215 482 2276 728 8403 879

COMMERCE 32003 31366 8618 0 0 10 96 671 5845 1996 21500 1156

BOYS

TOTAL 46417 45389 12743 1 14 72 330 1222 8352 2752 30457 2043

SCIENCE 902 877 420 0 0 5 28 122 259 6 453 4

HUMANITIES 14448 14024 6207 0 3 8 55 530 4590 1021 7565 235

COMMERCE 18958 18572 9586 0 2 19 174 1099 7129 1163 8825 146

GIRLS

TOTAL 34308 33473 16213 0 5 32 257 1751 11978 2190 16843 385

SCIENCE 1847 1794 772 0 0 10 47 191 490 34 1007 12

HUMANITIES 27917 27130 9980 1 17 65 270 1012 6866 1749 15968 1114

COMMERCE 50961 49938 18204 0 2 29 270 1770 12974 3159 30325 1302

TOTAL

TOTAL 80725 78862 28956 1 19 104 587 2973 20330 4942 47300 2428

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8. Districtwise Consolidated Statistics(PERCENTAGE-EHS)

SCHOOL GOING TECHNICAL SCHOOL OPEN SCHOOL

DISTRICT NO. OF SCHOOL

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 162 30121 29736 23645 79.52

160 160 84 52.50 3645 3530 1241 35.16

Kollam 126 22242 22051 17820 80.81

15 15 13 86.67 2982 2910 897 30.82

Pathanamthitta 86 12310 12214 9168 75.06

267 267 222 83.15 449 437 132 30.21

Alappuzha 105 18306 18135 13922 76.77

162 160 106 66.25 3504 3430 1210 35.28

kottayam 123 19430 19330 16035 82.95

186 184 130 70.65 1844 1817 869 47.83

Idukki 65 7703 7644 6325 82.74

223 223 159 71.30 1686 1653 732 44.28

Ernakulam 175 27465 27340 23590 86.28

477 477 429 89.94 5539 5430 2243 41.31

Thrissur 141 22815 22734 20217 88.93

110 109 50 45.87 11258 11057 4707 42.57

Palakkad 103 18728 18450 14165 76.78

93 93 70 75.27 9088 8853 2189 24.73

Kozhikode 134 24561 24430 21663 88.67

166 164 114 69.51 12248 11979 5268 43.98

Malappuram 189 33913 33577 27977 83.32

392 390 341 87.44 18302 17835 6198 34.75

Wyanad 42 6647 6563 5286 80.54

1401 1356 448 33.04

Kannur 124 21457 21333 18134 85.00

6888 6725 2284 33.96

Kasargode 80 10757 10630 7938 74.68

15 15 9 60.00 1886 1846 538 29.14

Gulf 9 494 490 468 95.51

Lakshadweep 9 1020 987 395 40.02

5 4 0 0.00

Mahe 4 474 471 364 77.28

Total 162 30121 29736 23645 79.52 160 160 84 52.50 3645 3530 1241 35.16

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9. DISTRICTWISE CONSOLIDATED GRADE STATISTICS (SCHOOL GOING)

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

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 346 1337 2606 4245 6314 8412 385 5960 110

KOLLAM 229 1140 2029 3277 4858 6186 101 4145 41

PATHANAMTHITTA 80 325 785 1480 2398 3854 246 2956 84

ALAPPUZHA 139 630 1353 2478 3944 5200 178 4104 108

KOTTAYAM 237 1069 1925 2947 4223 5336 298 3257 38

IDUKKI 106 426 707 1155 1689 2197 45 1309 10

ERNAKULAM 373 1727 3112 4641 6098 7382 257 3687 37

THRISSUR 330 1678 3011 4209 5302 5637 50 2488 18

PALAKKAD 124 679 1425 2398 3848 5570 121 4219 56

KOZHIKODE 323 1358 2765 4570 6065 6539 43 2757 9

MALAPPURAM 220 1168 2684 5029 7979 10771 126 5546 44

WYANAD 48 207 488 917 1481 2068 77 1254 21

KANNUR 147 986 1969 3577 5074 6197 184 3175 23

KASARGODE 80 325 722 1380 2013 3158 260 2241 138

GULF 8 59 81 145 119 56 0 21 0

LAKSHADWEEP 0 2 14 39 99 237 4 561 30

MAHE 5 21 29 47 112 147 3 105 2

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10. DISTRICTWISE CONSOLIDATED GRADE STATISTICS (OPEN SCHOOL)

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

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 3 26 109 915 188 2173 109

KOLLAM 2 24 83 682 106 1925 81

PATHANAMTHITTA 1 3 16 97 15 289 16

ALAPPUZHA 2 13 79 1037 79 2099 113

KOTTAYAM 1 6 21 74 158 548 61 927 20

IDUKKI 2 19 83 549 79 912 8

ERNAKULAM 3 16 54 268 1564 338 3090 88

THRISSUR 3 19 87 570 3405 623 6166 179

PALAKKAD 5 39 170 1644 331 6052 598

KOZHIKODE 4 14 113 640 3692 805 6502 189

MALAPPURAM 1 4 70 511 4178 1434 10891 684

WYANAD 2 5 19 47 277 98 856 52

KANNUR 9 28 183 1393 671 4271 162

KASARGODE 1 18 56 349 114 1143 129

GULF

LAKSHADWEEP 4

MAHE

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11. DISTRICTWISE CONSOLIDATED GRADE STATISTICS (TECHNICAL SCHOOL)

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

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 1 3 13 21 46 76

KOLLAM 1 3 9 2

PATHANAMTHITTA 2 5 25 34 71 77 8 45

ALAPPUZHA 1 5 13 22 65 54

KOTTAYAM 6 9 18 39 56 2 54

IDUKKI 2 7 17 22 38 73 64

ERNAKULAM 14 65 94 74 72 107 3 46

THRISSUR 1 2 3 6 37 1 45

PALAKKAD 1 4 9 18 38 23

KOZHIKODE 2 6 13 30 63 50

MALAPPURAM 8 40 49 81 81 82 49

WYANAD

KANNUR

KASARGODE 1 4 4 6

GULF

LAKSHADWEEP

MAHE

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12. COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS - STUDY TYPE WISE

2011 2010 2009 Study Type

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

SCHOOL GOING 276115 227112 82.25 276460 207155 74.93* 261419 199874 76.46

OPEN SCHOOL 78862 28956 36.72 78523 26697 34.00 88739 35153 39.61

COMPART MENTAL 25632 9564 37.31 47863 13144 27.46 49108 14663 29.86

OLD SCHEME 688 217 31.54 1093 406 27.46 2768 722 26.08

13. COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS - GROUP TYPE WISE

2011 2010 2009 Study Type Group

Appeared EHS % EHS Appeared EHS % EHS Appeared EHS %

EHS

SCIENCE 144366 120399 83.40 143995 106911 74.25 136098 102325 75.18

HUMANITIES 56623 44119 77.92 54994 39237 71.35 51891 41007 79.03

COMMERCE 75126 62594 83.32 75022 59265 79.00 71150 54864 77.11 SCHOOL GOING

TECHNICAL 2257 1727 76.52 2404 1713 71.26 2211 1628 73.63

SCIENCE 1794 772 43.03 2481 696 28.05 2499 573 22.93

HUMANITIES 27130 9980 36.79 25138 8536 33.96 32793 14621 44.59 OPEN SCHOOL

COMMERCE 49938 18204 36.45 50904 17465 34.31 53447 19959 37.34

SCIENCE 10297 4296 41.72 16213 3166 19.53 17711 5286 29.85

HUMANITIES 3490 1073 30.74 8947 2000 22.35 8591 2941 34.23

COMMERCE 6626 2465 37.20 22381 7901 35.3 22427 6307 28.12 COMPARTMENTAL

TECHNICAL 314 72 22.93 371 129 34.77

14. COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS - SCHOOL TYPE WISE

2011 2010 2009 Study Type School Type

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

GOVT 132213 106286 80.39 127586 93009 72.90 115459 83602 72.41

AIDED 112538 97155 86.33 112639 88986 79.00 114234 93666 82

SPECIAL 165 158 95.76 100 100 100.00 159 115 72.33

TECHNICAL 2257 1727 76.52 2404 1713 71.26 2163 1585 73.28

SCHOOL GOING

UN AIDED 31199 23513 75.36 33682 23318 69.23 29338 20856 71.09

15. COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS - GENDER WISE

2011 2010 2009 Study Type GENDER

Appeared EHS % EHS Appeared EHS % EHS Appeared EHS %

EHS

GIRLS 150174 130638 86.99 148922 119723 80.39 139997 113533 81.10 SCHOOL GOING BOYS 128198 98201 76.60 127538 87432 68.55 121422 86341 71.11

GIRLS 33473 16213 48.44 35166 15567 44.27 42116 20923 49.68 OPEN SCHOOL

BOYS 45389 12743 28.08 43357 11130 25.67 46623 14230 30.52

16. COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS - CASTE WISE

2011 2010 2009 Study Type CASTE

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

SC 27274 16491 60.46 26729 13579 50.80 25108 13449 53.56

ST 3569 1867 52.31 3593 1479 37.04 3034 1405 46.31

OEC 8290 6003 72.41 9384 5828 62.11 9009 6022 66.84

OBC 159910 134074 83.84 158318 121377 76.67 147395 115160 78.13

SCHOOL GOING

OTHERS 77072 68677 89.11 78441 64889 82.72 76873 63838 83.04

SECOND YEAR HIGHER SECONDARY EXAMINATION, MARCH 2011

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

A+ for all subjects YEAR

No.of Candidates appeared

Boys Girls Boys Girls Total

EHS %EHS

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

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

HIGHER SECONDARY EXAMINATION, MARCH 2011 18. SUBJECT WISE GRADE COUNT (SCHOOL GOING)

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

1 English 10020 36001 48671 52735 52236 47532 1664 27660 694 2 Malayalam 53570 47975 26696 12311 4802 1582 63 455 84 3 Hindi 61441 18626 7963 3489 1409 402 21 74 5 4 Sanskrit 5192 1645 724 287 79 7 0 3 0 5 Arabic 12675 7199 2579 522 55 3 0 0 0 6 Urdu 1718 168 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 Tamil 274 269 161 40 14 1 0 0 0 8 Kannada 251 327 231 137 59 23 2 2 0 9 French 366 141 61 28 8 1 0 0 1

10 Latin 4 21 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 Syriac 612 109 61 26 0 0 0 0 0 12 German 30 13 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 13 Russian 81 30 15 3 0 0 0 0 0 14 Physics 10738 20268 30454 38038 27665 4439 72 12969 0 15 Chemistry 12441 20942 29414 34987 27225 4109 40 15526 1 16 Biology 8005 17732 26352 33127 23701 1191 3 11782 1 17 Mathematics 8932 12336 17657 23587 30110 35622 606 23497 138 18 Computer Science 2278 4580 5803 5495 2838 406 16 807 0 19 Home Science 66 290 409 380 170 35 0 67 0 20 Electronics 34 54 87 105 97 4 0 19 0 21 Geology 19 205 453 741 555 131 3 68 0 22 History 264 1540 5141 11306 16161 13881 401 3835 26 23 Economics 1254 5870 14743 26160 35967 32837 1047 11778 42 24 Political Science 130 1341 7464 19313 22861 11248 343 1768 4 25 Geography 78 831 3488 6178 5111 1043 21 710 0 26 Sociology 328 1436 4132 7196 8539 5135 136 1410 5 27 Music 1 0 12 25 40 85 0 3 0 28 Statistics 38 366 1233 2342 2218 166 3 593 0 29 Gandhian Studies 72 313 622 672 332 24 0 27 0 30 Philosophy 9 35 89 165 277 288 10 68 1 31 Social Work 96 365 694 802 457 36 0 78 0 32 Malayalam (optional) 188 431 404 281 135 67 2 9 0 33 Hindi (optional) 22 63 72 43 25 2 0 1 0 34 Arabic (optional) 121 105 68 10 0 0 0 0 0 35 Kannada (optional) 4 23 17 6 2 0 0 0 0 36 Tamil (optional) 20 24 13 9 4 5 2 0 0 37 Sanskrit Sahitya 16 41 44 60 65 49 3 9 0 38 Sanskrit Sastra 6 30 40 38 52 86 7 28 0 39 Psychology 38 161 463 667 455 56 0 23 0 40 Communicative English 87 375 918 998 625 97 1 181 0 41 Computer Application 1823 5897 10093 13014 11338 1809 54 5565 3 42 Journalism 13 141 645 790 300 38 0 56 0 43 English Literature 3 27 56 105 119 120 8 78 2 44 Anthropology 5 63 156 210 171 42 1 5 0 45 Business Studies with FM 2581 6596 10645 14566 16805 15379 468 8113 100 46 Accountancy with AFS 26 198 980 2352 3699 3956 99 2171 15 47 Islamic History 31 79 120 139 53 36 0 6 0 48 Accountancy CA 3711 9862 14352 15346 11532 1689 37 5165 0