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Results show it is possible to raise quality without failing students: Sivankutty
Former education minister V. Sivankutty congratulated students who became eligible for higher studies after completing Class X in the State syllabus, noting a pass rate of 99.07%. He attributed the result to the efforts of students, parents, and teachers, and explained that changes to the question paper pattern aimed to prepare students for national-level entrance tests. He also highlighted SAY exams as another opportunity to improve results and urged continued support for students.
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The statement asserts that higher-quality education can be achieved without excluding students, and connects policy changes to national-level test readiness, while emphasizing ongoing parental and teacher support.
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Sivankutty congratulates Class X passers; discusses 99.07% pass rate and SAY exam opportunities
May 15, 2026
In a Facebook post, former Minister for General Education V. Sivankutty congratulated students who became eligible for higher studies after completing Class X in the State syllabus, noting a pass percentage of 99.07%. He credited the hard work of students along with the dedication of parents and teachers. He reminded students who did not achieve the desired grades that this is not the end but a new start, and that the SAY exams offer another opportunity to improve results. He also stated that changes in the question paper pattern were introduced to equip students for national-level entrance tests, and argued that the results show it is possible to improve quality without failing anyone.