Archive · 31 May 2025
Karnataka CM Orders Notices for Poor SSLC Exam Results
The leader of the state told education leaders to take action because some schools did poorly on a big test.
Schools with low scores will get a warning.
One area did especially bad, and the leader is asking why things aren't improving, even though they're spending money on new classrooms.
The leader wants the education officials to visit schools and help teachers so students can do better.
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah ordered notices to DDPIs of districts with below-60% SSLC pass rates.
The directive follows a review of the 2025 SSLC exam results.
Kalaburagi district ranked last with a pass percentage of 42.43%, significantly below the state average.
The Chief Minister questioned the progress of classroom construction despite fund allocation.
He emphasized the need for DDPIs and secretaries to visit schools and improve results.
- Who
- Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, DDPIs, students, and education officials.
- What
- Chief Minister ordered notices to DDPIs for poor SSLC results.
- When
- The 2025 SSLC exam results were reviewed.
- Where
- Karnataka, specifically the Kalyana Karnataka region.
- Why
- To address poor performance in SSLC exams and improve student outcomes.
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Government's Stance
Responsibility for Poor Results
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Government's Stance
The government, through its officials, is taking action to address poor performance.
Reasons for Failing
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Government's Stance
DDPIs and teachers should shoulder their responsibilities and show interest
- Pass Percentage Threshold for Notices
- Below 60%
- State Average Pass Percentage
- 66.14%
- Kalaburagi District Pass Percentage
- 42.43%
- Kalaburagi District Rank
- 35th
- Funds Released for Classrooms (Viveka Scheme)
- ₹906.64 crore
