Archive · 19 May 2025
Haryana Schools: Zero Pass Rates Raise Concerns
Some schools in Haryana, India, had a big problem with their recent exams: none of their students passed!
This happened in 18 government schools.
The schools say it's because they don't have enough teachers, especially for important subjects like English.
Some students also didn't come to class regularly.
Officials are now looking into what went wrong and how to help these schools do better.
They want to make sure all students have a fair chance to succeed in school.
Eighteen Haryana government schools recorded a 0% pass rate in the Class 12 board exams.
Nuh district had the highest number of underperforming schools, with 62 schools in the bottom 100.
Reasons cited include teacher shortages, especially in critical subjects, and students not attending classes.
Some schools reported issues with students' eligibility to sit for exams.
Officials are considering corrective measures for the underperforming schools.
- Who
- Students and teachers in Haryana government schools.
- What
- 18 Haryana government schools had a 0% pass rate in the Class 12 board exams.
- When
- Following the declaration of the Class 12 board exam results.
- Where
- Haryana, India.
- Why
- Reasons include teacher shortages, student absenteeism, and exam eligibility issues.
- Schools with 0% Pass Rate
- 18
- Total Students Appeared (Across 18 Schools)
- 59
- Nuh Schools in Bottom 100
- 62
- Total Underperforming Schools
- 100
- Overall Pass Percentage in Haryana
- 85.7%
