Goa Board SSC result 2019 Declared: Alternative ways to check scores if official website gbshse.org is unreachable
Goa Board SSC result 2019 Declared: Some of the alternative platforms where the Class 10 results will be made available are examresults.net, indiaresults.com and results.gov.in


Representational image. WIkimedia Commons[/caption]How to check Goa SSC Results 2019 on examresults.net:Step 1: Log onto examresults.net websiteStep 2: Click on Goa in the list of the states or access the link directly hereStep 3: Look for the link that says "Class 10 Results Click Here"Step 4: Click on the link and fill in all the details to get your Gujarat Board SSC Examination 2019 resultSteps to check Goa SSC result 2019 on indiaresults.com:Step 1: Visit the website indiaresults.comStep 2: Click on Gujarat in the list of the states or type the URL goa.indiaresults.com on your browser and press enterStep 3: Look for the link that says "Goa Board of Sec & Higher Sec Education" with "SSC (Std 10th) Examination" written under it.Step 4: Click on the link. It will take you to a new page. Fill in all the details to get your matric resultLast year, the overall pass percentage of Goa board Class 10 students was 89.64 percent. Of the 20,238 students who appeared for the exams, 18,142 had cleared them. De Sousa John had bagged the first rank with 581 marks.GBSHSE declared the Class 12 results on 30 April. The overall pass percentage of Goa board Class 12 examination 2019 is 89.59 percent. In GBSHSE, Class 12 examination, 40 percent of the students scored in the range of 60-74 percent. The pass percentage of commerce stream is 91.86 percent, 91.76 percent cleared in science stream, 87.73 percent cleared in arts stream, and 84.45 percent of students passed in the vocational stream.

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