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TBSE 12th HS Result 2020 DECLARED: 80.80% clear Class 12 exams; Science students record 89.85%, 79.52% from Arts

TBSE Class 12 results 2020 DECLARED: Of the 26,400 students who appeared for the Class 12 exams this year, 80.80 percent have cleared their papers.

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FP Staff|Jul 31, 2020, 10:17:03 IST

TBSE Class 12 results 2020 DECLARED | The Class 12 results of the Tripura Board of Secondary Education (TBSE) were released on the official websites tripuraresults.nic.in and  tripurainfo.com today (Friday, 31 July).Of the 26,400 students who appeared for the Class 12 exams this year, 80.80 percent have cleared their papers.The science stream saw a pass percentage of 89.85, the commerce stream 78.56% and the arts stream 79.52%.Last year, TBSE had conducted the HS +2 Stage board examinations for arts, commerce and science streams from 1 March to 3 April which saw the attendance of around 27,000 studentsIn 2019, the overall pass percentage for the TBSE Class 12 exams was 80.51 with humanities registering a pass percentage of 79.05 and commerce 78.13%.Here is how you can check your Class 12 results:Step 1: Go to official website – tripuraresults.nic.inStep 2: Click on either 'link 1' or 'link 2' under the subhead Higher Secondary Examination (H.S. +2 Stage), choosing the appropriate stream — Year 2020 on the homepageStep 3: Input the details like hall ticket number, date of birth as mentioned on your admit cardStep 4: After submitting the details, your result will be displayed on the screenThe results will also be available via SMS, the candidates have to type, TBSE12

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First Published:Jul 31, 2020, 10:17:03 IST
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