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Coimbatore records improved 97.09% pass rate; Tiruppur achieves 96.28% in Class X public examination

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Coimbatore records improved 97.09% pass rate; Tiruppur achieves 96.28% in Class X public examination
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Coimbatore district achieved a pass rate of 97.09% in the Class 10 public examinations for the 2025-26 academic year, with 36,742 out of 37,844 students passing. This marks an improvement from the previous year's 96.47% and secures the seventh rank at the state level. Tiruppur district also saw an increase, recording a pass percentage of 96.28% with 27,933 students passing out of 29,013.

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Coimbatore district recorded an overall pass percentage of 97.09 in Class 10 public examination results announced on Wednesday (May 20) for the 2025-26 academic year, with 36,742 students clearing the exam out of 37,844 who appeared.The district improved its performance by 0.62 percentage points from the previous year’s 96.47 and secured the seventh rank at State level. Coimbatore had secured the 12th rank in 2024 and the sixth in 2025. The district had earlier topped Tamil Nadu in 2020 with a pass percentage of 98.10.Among boys, 17,760, of the 18,506 candidates who appeared, passed the examination, recording a pass percentage of 95.97, compared to 94.92 in 2025.

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