Altogether 310 schools across the state have achieved perfect results or 100% pass rate in the Madhyamik examination -2024, results of which were declared by the Tripura Board of Secondary Education (TBSE) today in the Board  office. This has come to the fore from the details given in the ‘Result Abstract (provisional)’ released by the Board office in their office today. The schools which achieved 100% pass rate includes many schools run by missionaries in the hilly interiors of the state . Besdies , there are three ‘Madrasas’ which have also achieved perfect results. The ‘Madrasas’ are ‘Bishalgarh Islamia High Madrasah’, ‘Boxanagar Alim (High) Madrasa’ and ‘Darul Uloom High (Alim) Madrasa’. 

But the matter of concern is that all  candidates from as many as sixteen schools across the state failed in the ‘Madhyamik’ school. This includes schools such as Gandacherra HS school (1 candidate), Halahali Class XII school in Kamalpur (2 candidates), Kakraban Girls High School (1 candidate), Santir Bazar H.S. (+2) stage school (1 candidate), Boxanagar Class XII school (2 candidates), Berimura HS school in Bamutia area of Mohanpur subdivision (1 candidate). 

The Board authority did not make any comment on the nature of the results but indicated that a discussion will be held with the authorities running the schools for improved results in future. 

In terms of subdivisional performnance records, Belonia in south Tripura tops the table with a success rate of 95.38% while  Santir Bazar in the same district comes next in the table  with a pass rate of 91.60% , followed by Sadar-91.58% , Sabroom-91.41% and Mohanpur-90.50%. The total pass rate in ‘Madhyamik’ is 87.54% which is an improvement over the last year.