The results of class 10 and 12 exams of term 2 are anticipated to be released soon by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). According to officials in the ministry of education, the board will likely reveal the results for classes 10 and 12 on July 4 and 10, respectively.
Students can check their results at cbse.gov.in and cbresults.nic.in after the results are announced.
Here's how to check the CBSE 10th and 12th Results 2022:
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Visit the cbse.gov.in and cbresults.nic.in official websites.
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the link for the Class 10, 12 results
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Type your registration or roll number here.
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The results for classes 10, 12, and 2022 will be displayed.
In addition, students can access the Digilocker app and website, digilocker.gov.in, to view their results.
14 lakh students sat the Class 12 exam, while over 35 lakh students registered for the CBSE Class 10 and 12 term 2 exams in 2022.
Beginning on April 26, tests were given for both classes. Class 10 examinations were planned to take place until May 24 and Class 12 exams until June 15.
After two years, the CBSE Class 10 exams were conducted online. Of the past, CBSE chose to postpone the Class 10 physical exam because to an increase in COVID-19 instances.
A minimum score of 30% is required for students to pass the Class 10 and 12 exams. Through the websites cbse.gov.in and cbresults.nic.in, students can see their scorecard. The term 1 and term 2 exam results will be included in the CBSE term 2 result for 2022.
The board exams for 2022 will be taken in two terms, the CBSE said earlier in 2021. As a result, the key subject tests for Term I were held between November 30 and December 11 of the previous year. Exams for the CBSE Board Term 2 were then held this year in April, May, and June.
When the Term II results are announced, the weighting of the Term I and Term II board exams will be determined, and the final performance will be calculated in accordance with that decision.
Many academicians, in addition to students, concur that a student's final grade should be based on either their highest performance from Term 1 or Term 2. Due to the Covid-19 scenario, students were had to sit for two board exams despite spending more than a year studying online.
