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SSLC 2012 Results Out: Udupi bags first place; girls outshine boys

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May 17, 2012

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Mangalore, May 17: It is that time of the year again, when anxiety fills the air. The state has registered 76.13 percent success in SSLC results.

Announcing the results at a press conference here, Primary and Secondary Education Minister Vishweshwar Hegde Kageri said girls with rural girls taking the lead outshone boys in overall pass percentage, boasting a figure of 81.16% to the 71.73% of boys.

Coastal district of Udupi, which had slipped to sixth place in the previous year, has bagged first place this year. As many as 47 schools in the state have registered zero percent result.

The results have already been put online. Around 8.5 lakh students appeared for the SSLC examination.

The result are available on the following websites:www.examresults.net, www.karnatakaeducation.net, http://results.KarnatakaEducation.net.

Those without access to the online medium could check their results via their cell phone, too.

Students can also access their results via SMS by sending RESULT KAR12 along with their registration number to 56263. Example: RESULT KAR12 222222.

Students can also get their SSLC result through email by getting themeselves registered at www.examresults.net.

BSNL (Karnataka circle) will also provide the result through integrated voice response system (IVRS) to its landline, CDMA and mobile customers.

Landline, CDMA and mobile customers can get SSLC results by dialing 1255225 from anywhere in Karnataka, a BSNL press release said on Wednesday.

Landline and CDMA customers would be charged Re 1 per 20 seconds and mobile customers Rs 5 per minute, the release added.

The pre-university (PU) examination results will be announced on May 23. About six lakh students appeared for the PU examination in 2012.

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