SSC Result 2017 Jessore Board

SSC Result 2017 Jessore Board: Statistics & Result Check

Jashore Board SSC Archive

SSC Result 2017 Jessore Board: Official Statistics and Result Guide

The SSC Result 2017 Jessore Board record shows that 154,730 students appeared, 123,099 passed and 6,460 achieved GPA-5. This archived guide presents the board’s detailed statistics, gender comparison, year-to-year context and official ways to check an individual result.

SSC Result 2017 Jessore Board at a Glance

The detailed statistical report published by the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Jashore records the following totals for the 2017 SSC examination. The failed-student figure is calculated by subtracting the number passed from the number who appeared.

Students appeared 154,730 Male and female examinees combined
Students passed 123,099 Successful examinees
Pass rate 79.56% Reported in the detailed board table
GPA-5 achievers 6,460 About 4.17% of appeared students
Measure2017 figureExplanation
Total appeared154,730Students who sat for the examination
Total passed123,099Students who obtained a passing result
Total failed31,631Calculated from appeared minus passed
Pass rate79.56%Official detailed-report percentage
GPA-56,460Students who achieved the highest GPA
Key reading: Approximately four out of every five examinees passed. The GPA-5 total represented about 4.17% of all students who appeared.

Gender-wise Performance in 2017

The official report separates the result by gender. Female candidates recorded the higher pass percentage, while male candidates accounted for more GPA-5 results.

GenderAppearedPassedPass rateGPA-5
Male77,32957,80074.75%3,524
Female77,40165,29984.37%2,936
Total154,730123,09979.56%6,460

Female candidates’ pass rate was 9.62 percentage points higher than the male pass rate. However, 588 more male candidates achieved GPA-5. These figures describe the board-wide result and should not be used to rank individual schools or students.

Jessore Board SSC Pass-rate Trend, 2014–2018

The same official statistical publication includes a five-year comparison. It shows that the 2017 pass rate was lower than the rates recorded in 2014, 2015 and 2016, but higher than the 2018 rate.

YearPass rateChange from previous year
201492.26%Starting year in this comparison
201584.51%Down 7.75 percentage points
201691.74%Up 7.23 percentage points
201779.56%Down 12.18 percentage points
201876.64%Down 2.92 percentage points
Important: The statistics confirm that the pass rate changed, but they do not by themselves establish why it changed. Claims about question difficulty, marking policy, particular subjects or school quality require separate evidence and should not be presented as confirmed causes.

How to Check an SSC Result from 2017

The 2017 result is historical, but an individual result may still be available through Bangladesh’s official education-board result archive. Keep the candidate’s examination year, board, roll number and registration number ready.

  1. Open the official Education Board Results portal.
  2. Select SSC/Dakhil/Equivalent as the examination.
  3. Select 2017 as the examination year.
  4. Select Jessore from the board list, using the spelling displayed by the portal.
  5. Enter the student’s roll and registration numbers accurately.
  6. Complete the security question and submit the form.

The online portal displays an individual candidate’s result, whereas the statistics on this page describe the performance of the entire Jessore Education Board.

If the archive does not respond: Recheck the roll, registration number, examination year and selected board. For corrections, certificates or an official academic record, contact the relevant school or the Jashore Education Board.

Sources and Statistical Clarification

Primary statistical source: Jashore Education Board’s SSC 2018 result report, which includes detailed 2017 comparative statistics.

Individual result source: Bangladesh Education Board Results archive.

Data note: The detailed official table reports a 79.56% pass rate and 6,460 GPA-5 achievers for 2017. A later board graphic published with the 2021 statistics displays 80.04% for the 2017 pass rate. This page uses the earlier detailed report because it provides the complete appeared, passed, gender and GPA-5 figures in one internally consistent table.

This distinction matters because some secondary websites reproduce result-day numbers that differ slightly from the board’s later statistical tables. The selected source and the discrepancy are therefore stated openly instead of combining figures from different datasets.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What was the SSC pass rate of Jessore Board in 2017?

The detailed Jashore Education Board statistical report records a pass rate of 79.56% for the 2017 SSC examination.

How many students appeared under Jessore Board in 2017?

A total of 154,730 students appeared: 77,329 male candidates and 77,401 female candidates.

How many students passed the 2017 SSC examination?

The official detailed table records 123,099 successful candidates under Jessore Board.

How many students received GPA-5?

A total of 6,460 students achieved GPA-5, including 3,524 male and 2,936 female candidates.

How many students failed in 2017?

Based on 154,730 appeared and 123,099 passed, 31,631 candidates did not pass.

Who performed better by pass percentage?

Female candidates recorded an 84.37% pass rate, compared with 74.75% for male candidates.

Can I still check an individual SSC result from 2017?

Historical results may be available from the official Education Board Results portal. Select SSC, the year 2017 and Jessore Board, then provide the required candidate information.

Why do some websites show slightly different figures?

Some pages use result-day reports, while others use later board statistical publications. This page consistently uses the detailed official board report and explains the known discrepancy.

Reviewed with official board statistics. Historical figures should be read according to the cited publication and should not be treated as current examination information.

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