Tamil Nadu HSC 2018 first year results out, Erode district scores highest with 97.28 per cent

Tamil Nadu HSC 2018 first year results out, Erode district scores highest with 97.28 per cent

he Tamil Nadu Directorate of Government Examinations (TN DGE) has declared the Tamil Nadu Plus One (Class 11) board results 2018 today at around 9 am.TNDTE HSC First year results 2018: Check out the district wise percentage
The results were out on the official website of the board, tnresults.nic.in
It is the first time that the TNDGE has introduced Class 11 board exams.
Candidates can check their results on the official websites of the board; dge.tn.gov.in or tnresults.nic.in

TAMIL NADU HSC 2018 FIRST YEAR: EXAM DATES

The Board had conducted the HSC Examination for Class 11 from March 1 to April 16.

TAMIL NADU HSC 2018 FIRST YEAR: WHICH DISTRICTS TOPPED?

  • Erode: 97.28 per cent
  • Tiruppur: 96.40 per cent
  • Coimbatore: 96.19 per cent

TAMIL NADU HSC 2018 FIRST YEAR: OVERALL PASS PERCENTAGE

Overall pass percentage of this year for Tamil Nadu HSC Class 11 is 91.3 per cent

TAMIL NADU HSC 2018 FIRST YEAR: STUDENTS REGISTRATION

Number of students registered: 8.63 lakhs

ABOUT TNDTE:

  • The Department of Higher Education of state of Tamil Nadu is one of the Department of Government of Tamil Nadu
  • The Directorate of Technical Education was established on October 14, 1957

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