The Directorate of Government Examinations (DGE), Tamil Nadu, has released the results for the HSC +2 (Class 12) final examinations.
Students can access their results on the official websites at
- dge.tn.gov.in
- tnresults.nic.in
- results.digilocker.gov.in
A total of 7,92,494 students appeared for the exams, with 7,53,142 passing, reflecting a strong overall performance.
District-wise pass percentages
Ariyalur led the state with an impressive 98.82% pass percentage, followed closely by Erode (97.98%), Tiruppur (97.53%), Coimbatore (97.48%), and Kannyakumari (97.01%). Other notable performances include Sivagangai (96.71%), Virudhu Nagar (96.64%), and Perambalur (96.58%).
Vellore recorded the lowest pass percentage at 90.79%, with Kallakurichy (90.96%) and Tiruvallore (91.49%) also among the lower-performing districts.
Performance by schools
Private schools outperformed others, achieving a 98.88% pass percentage.
Aided schools followed with 95.71%, while government schools recorded 91.94%.
Stream-wise performance
1) Science: With 5,15,368 students appearing, the Science stream recorded the highest pass percentage at 96.99%. Of the 2,35,394 boys and 2,79,974 girls who took the exam, 2,25,859 boys (95.95%) and 2,73,973 girls (97.86%) passed.
2) Commerce: A total of 2,37,285 students participated, with 2,19,907 passing (92.68%). Boys (1,14,985) had a pass percentage of 90.12%, while girls (1,22,300) achieved 95.08%.
3) Vocational: Out of 28,430 students, 23,943 passed, yielding an overall pass percentage of 84.22%. Boys (17,815) recorded 80.71%, and girls (10,615) achieved 90.10%.
4) Arts: The smallest stream, with 11,411 students, had an overall pass percentage of 82.90%. Boys (4,984) recorded 76.30%, while girls (6,427) achieved 88.02%.
Gender-wise performance
Girls outperformed boys across all streams, with an overall pass percentage of 96.70% compared to 93.16% for boys. Of the 4,19,316 female students who appeared, 4,05,472 passed, while 3,47,670 of the 3,73,178 male students passed.
Past trends
The 2024 pass percentage of 94.56% was the highest since 2020, excluding the exceptional 100% in 2021 due to COVID-related adjustments.
Previous years recorded:
2020: 92.34%
2021: 100%
2022: 93.76%
2023: 94.03%
