CBSE Board Exams 2023: CBSE 10th, 12th board exams from February 15, know details
CBSE 10th, 12th 2022 results have been announced.
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CBSE 10th 12th Exam 2023: CBSE 2022 10th result has been released. A total of 94.40 percent students have passed. Girls' performance in CBSE 10th exam is better than boys. The pass percentage of girls in CBSE 2022 is 95.21 percent while that of boys is 93.80 percent. That is, the result of girls is 1.41 percent better than boys. CBSE Board 10th Term 1 exam was conducted from 30 November to 11 December. The result for term 1 exam was announced on March 11. Whereas the Term 2 examination of class 10th was held from 26 April to 24 May. The result was announced today i.e. on 22nd July. Along with this, the date of the board exam to be held in the session 2022-23 has also been announced. Learn
Board exams in the year 2023 from February 15
Due to the low number of cases of Covid, it has been decided by the CBSE Board that the board examination of the year 2023 will be conducted from 23 February.
This time also there is no topper list from the board
Due to special circumstances, this time also the CBSE board has decided not to release the topper list. And hence the CBSE 10th and 12th exam toppers have not been announced. However, it has been said by the board that such 0.1 percent students who have secured the highest marks in the subjects will be issued merit certificates.
Students studying basic maths will also be able to take maths in 11th
The board has also decided this time that students studying basic maths in class 10th will also be allowed to take maths subject in class 11th. A separate detailed notification in this regard will be issued by the board soon.
This time hard copy of pass certificate and mark sheet will be made available for the students
With the declaration of the result, the students of class 10th and 12th have been made available their results in Digilocker. Also, this time apart from electronic documents, hard copies of pass certificates and mark sheets will be provided to the students.
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