Goa SSC Result 2019 Declared: Lavanis tops GBSHSE Class 10 exams with 96.60%; two students share 2nd rank, four come third
The Goa board (GBSHSE) declared the Class 10 (SSC) results today. Lavanis emerged the topper this year with 483 marks (96.60 percent).


Representational image. AFP[/caption]Goa Class 10 students recorded an overall pass percentage of 92.47 percent in the board exams. This is the highest recorded pass percentage in the history of the Goa SSC exams.While 92.64 percent of girls cleared the Goa Class 10 exams, 92.31 percent of boys passed.A total of 18,726 students appeared for the Goa board Class 10 examination at 28 centres across the state from 2 to 23 April.Here is how to check you result for GBSHSE Class 10 exam:Step 1: Visit gbshse.orgStep 2: Click on the results linkStep 3: Enter your details and press submitStep 4: Your results will appear on the screenStep 5: Download your results and take a printout for future referenceLast year, the overall pass percentage of Goa board Class 10 examination was 89.64 percent. Out of 20,238 students who appeared, 18,142 had cleared the Class 10 2018 examination. De Sousa John had bagged the first rank by scoring 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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