Punjab Board (PSEB) Class 10 results 2024: Check toppers list, their marks and schools

The Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) on Thursday released the results for the Class 10 examinations held in 2024. The overall pass percentage was 97.2%. The top performers in the PSEB 10th results 2024 have achieved remarkable feats, setting exemplary standards of academic excellence. Aditi, Alisha Sharma, and

Karmanpreet Kaur emerge as the top achievers, with Aditi securing a perfect score of 650 out of 650, translating to a remarkable pass percentage of 100%. Alisha Sharma and Karmanpreet Kaur closely follow, each scoring 645 marks.


Meet PSEB class 10 toppers - 2024

Rank 1 - Aditi (650 marks, 100%) Teja Singh Independent Memorial Senior Secondary School, Shimla Puri, (Ludhiana)
Rank 2 - Alisha Sharma (645 marks, 99.23%) Teja Singh Independent Memorial Senior Secondary School, Shimla Puri, (Ludhiana)

Rank 3 - Karmanpreet Kaur (645 marks, 99.23%)Amber Public Senior Secondary School, Nawan Tanel, Teh Baba Bakala (Amritsar)

Pass Percentage Breakdown for PSEB 10th Results 2024


The detailed breakdown of pass percentages provides valuable insights into the performance of students across various demographics and educational institutions. Among the highlights:

• The overall pass percentage stands at an impressive 97.24%
• Girls outshine boys with a pass percentage of 98.11%

Boys exhibit a pass percentage of 96.47%, underscoring their commitment to academic success.

Urban areas witness a pass percentage of 96.60%, while rural areas achieve a slightly higher pass percentage of 97.58%

Government schools report a pass percentage of 97.32%, while non-government schools exhibit a slightly higher pass percentage of 98.01%, emphasizing the diverse educational opportunities available to students.

Aided schools record a pass percentage of 93.71%, demonstrating their commitment to academic excellence despite challenges.

Comparison of School Types: A comparative analysis of pass percentages between government and private schools reveals interesting trends in the educational landscape of Punjab. While government schools demonstrate a commendable pass percentage of 97.32%, private schools exhibit a slightly higher pass percentage of 98.01%.

Rural vs Urban: In terms of geographical distribution, urban and rural areas both witness high pass percentages, with urban areas achieving a pass percentage of 96.60% and rural areas achieving a slightly higher pass percentage of 97.58%. This balanced distribution highlights the inclusive nature of Punjab's education system.