The table presented elucidates the percentage of students achieving a passing grade in their final examinations across four distinct subjects over a decade, from 2010 to 2020.
Overall, it is evident that Science consistently maintained the highest pass rate among the subjects examined, while Math exhibited a positive trend. By the conclusion of the period, History and Literature displayed equivalent pass rates.
In 2010, the percentage of students passing their final exams was 65% in Mathematics, 70% in Science, 55% in History, and 60% in Literature. Notably, from 2010 to 2020, all subjects demonstrated a general upward trajectory in pass rates. Specifically, by 2012, the figures rose to 67% for Mathematics, 72% for Science, 60% for History, and 62% for Literature. The increment continued, with Mathematics reaching 70%, Science achieving 75%, History 65%, and Literature 64% by 2014.
As the years progressed, further improvements were recorded. By 2016, pass rates had climbed to 73% in Mathematics, 77% in Science, 67% in History, and 66% in Literature. In 2018, Mathematics recorded a pass rate of 75%, Science ascended to 78%, History reached 69%, and Literature saw a slight increase to 68%. Ultimately, in 2020, the percentages peaked at 77% in Mathematics, 80% in Science, 70% in History, and 70% in Literature, illustrating a significant enhancement in student performance across the board, with notable parity between History and Literature.