evidence: For the first time since 2015, private schools in Delhi did much better than government schools in the CBSE exams. While the Class 12 result of the national capital is better as compared to the national average, Class 10 results dipped below the national average this year as compared to 2021. However, the Class 12 pass percentage in Delhi, including both private and government schools this year, is lower than in 2021. This year, while the pass percentage of private schools in Delhi was recorded 97.65 percent, the same for government schools stood at 96.01%. Earlier, it was in 2014, that the private schools in Delhi did better than government schools. That year, while the pass percentage of Delhi was recorded 92.09 percent, the pass percentage of government schools stood at 88.78 percent. While in 2021, the results were announced from the internally computed results at the school level, this year the board went back to the external board exams. The results are also visible this year, with a dip in the pass percentage of both classes as compared to last year.