SSC Result 2019 Jessore Board

SSC Result 2019 Jessore Board: Statistics & Result Check

Jashore Board SSC Archive

SSC Result 2019 Jessore Board: Official Statistics and Result Guide

The official SSC Result 2019 Jessore Board statistics record 182,310 examinees, 165,688 successful candidates and 9,948 GPA-5 achievers. This historical guide presents the total, gender-wise and group-wise results, a year-to-year comparison and the official result-check process.

SSC Result 2019 Jessore Board at a Glance

The following figures come from the comparative statistics published by the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Jashore. The official dataset separates failed students from candidates recorded as expelled.

Students appeared 182,310 Total reported examinees
Students passed 165,688 Successful candidates
Pass rate 90.88% Board-wide pass percentage
GPA-5 achievers 9,948 About 5.46% of appeared students
MeasureOfficial figureExplanation
Total appeared182,310All reported examinees
Total passed165,688Candidates who obtained a passing result
Failed16,590Candidates recorded with an F grade
Expelled32Candidates separately recorded as expelled
Pass rate90.88%Official board-wide percentage
GPA-59,948Candidates achieving the highest GPA
Important calculation: The difference between appeared and passed is 16,622. This consists of 16,590 failed candidates and 32 candidates recorded as expelled.

Gender-wise SSC Result Statistics

Male and female participation was nearly equal. Female candidates recorded both a higher pass percentage and a slightly higher number of GPA-5 results.

GenderAppearedPassedPass rateGPA-5
Male91,18781,63789.53%4,963
Female91,12384,05192.24%4,985
Total182,310165,68890.88%9,948

The female pass rate was 2.71 percentage points higher than the male pass rate. Female candidates also recorded 22 more GPA-5 results. These board-wide statistics do not establish a ranking of individual schools.

Science, Humanities and Business Studies Results

The official group-wise breakdown provides a reliable comparison of the three academic groups without relying on unsupported subject or institution rankings.

Academic groupAppearedPassedPass rateGPA-5
Science42,61641,26096.82%9,197
Humanities106,35593,27387.70%418
Business Studies33,33931,15593.45%333
Total182,310165,68890.88%9,948

Science recorded the highest group-wise pass rate at 96.82%, followed by Business Studies at 93.45%. Humanities had the largest number of examinees and an 87.70% pass rate.

Evidence note: These statistics describe the outcome but do not establish why the pass rate increased. Claims about easier questions, fairer grading, student protests, teaching quality or preparation require independent supporting evidence.

Jessore Board SSC Pass-rate Trend, 2018–2021

The official comparative report shows a substantial increase in the pass rate between 2018 and 2019. It does not, however, assign a verified cause to that increase.

YearAppearedPassedPass rateGPA-5
2018183,585140,69976.64%9,395
2019182,310165,68890.88%9,948
2020160,635140,24387.31%13,764
2021178,795166,43993.09%16,461

The 2019 pass rate was 14.24 percentage points higher than the 2018 rate. GPA-5 achievers increased from 9,395 to 9,948, a rise of 553 students.

How to Check an SSC Result from 2019

An individual historical result may still be available through Bangladesh’s official education-board result archive. Keep the candidate’s roll and registration numbers ready.

  1. Open the official Education Board Results portal.
  2. Select SSC/Dakhil/Equivalent as the examination.
  3. Select 2019 as the examination year.
  4. Select Jessore from the board list.
  5. Enter the candidate’s roll and registration numbers accurately.
  6. Complete the security question and submit the form.
Result versus statistics: The official result portal is for retrieving an individual candidate’s result. The figures on this page describe the combined performance of the entire board.

For an official certificate, transcript, correction or archived record that is unavailable online, contact the relevant institution or the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Jashore.

Sources and Data Clarification

Primary statistical source: Jashore Education Board’s SSC 2021 statistical report, which contains detailed comparative statistics for 2019.

Individual result source: Bangladesh Education Board Results archive.

Correction to the previous content: The old page displayed 182,426 appeared, approximately 165,890 passed, a 90.94% pass rate and 9,987 GPA-5 achievers. The official comparative table records 182,310 appeared, 165,688 passed, 90.88% and 9,948 GPA-5 achievers. This replacement consistently uses the official dataset.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What was the SSC pass rate of Jessore Board in 2019?

The official comparative report records a board-wide pass rate of 90.88%.

How many students appeared in 2019?

A total of 182,310 students appeared, comprising 91,187 male and 91,123 female examinees.

How many students passed?

The official report records 165,688 successful candidates.

How many candidates failed?

A total of 16,590 candidates were recorded with an F grade. Another 32 candidates were recorded as expelled.

How many students achieved GPA-5?

A total of 9,948 candidates achieved GPA-5: 4,963 male and 4,985 female students.

Which academic group had the highest pass rate?

Science recorded the highest group-wise pass rate at 96.82%, followed by Business Studies at 93.45%.

Did female candidates have a higher pass rate?

Yes. Female candidates recorded a 92.24% pass rate, compared with 89.53% for male candidates.

Was Jessore Board officially ranked second in 2019?

The cited Jashore Board statistical report provides the board’s performance figures but does not establish a complete national board ranking. Therefore, this page does not make that ranking claim.

Can the 2019 result still be checked online?

Historical results may be available through the official Education Board Results portal using the examination year, board, roll number and registration number.

Why were the old statistics different?

The previous page used a different set of figures without a clear primary citation. This version consistently uses the comparative statistics published by the Jashore Education Board.

Reviewed using the Jashore Education Board’s official comparative statistics. Historical figures should be interpreted according to the cited publication.

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