Scotland: Standard Grade results 2013, by gender
Distribution of Scottish Standard Grade exam results in 2012/2013, by gender
This statistic shows the Standard Grade exam results by gender in the academic year 2012/2013.1 is the highest grade, and 6 is the lowest pass grade. A higher percentage of female candidates received grades 1 and 2 than their male counterparts; at the top level there was a difference of five percent. The most common grade received was 2, with 26 percent of boys and 29 percent of girls achieving this level.
Distribution of Scottish Standard Grade exam results in 2012/2013, by gender
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