CBSE may announce term-1 results for Classes X, XII soon
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is likely to announce the results of the 2021-22 term-1 board exam for Classes 10, 12 this week. The Class 12 results may be declared on "Wednesday or Thursday," while Class 10 results are likely to be announced "at the end of this week," The Times of India reported quoting a senior CBSE official.
Why does this story matter?
Over 36 lakh students appeared for the term-1 Class 10 and 12 board examinations this year. For the first time, CBSE is conducting board exams in two phases due to COVID-19. While the term-1 exams were conducted during November-December 2021, term-2 exams will be held from April 26. Unlike the term-1 exams, which were in the multiple-choice format, the April exams will be subjective.
Result preparation process is almost completed: Official
"The results preparation process is almost completed, and it can be announced anytime. The board will notify soon," an official told NDTV. Candidates can check results on CBSE websites--cbse.gov.in, cbseresults.nic.in, DigiLocker App and digilocker.gov.in. Notably, CBSE has decided to release the results in the form of marks scored by the candidates and no student will be termed as "pass" or "fail."
How can one check the results?
Visit the CBSE official website--cbse.nic.in. Click on the link--'CBSE 10th Term 1 Result 2022' or 'CBSE 12th Result 2022' available on the home page. Enter your credentials. Click on login, and your CBSE 10th, 12th results will be displayed on the screen for download. Things required to check results--roll number, name of a student, subject code, father's name, school name, mother's name, marks obtained.
CBSE attributed delay to verification process
CBSE had earlier claimed the new format of board exams would help declare the results in about a month. However, CBSE has attributed the delay to the verification process at the regional office level. "This time the optical mark recognition sheets were scanned at school level followed by sending the hard copies to the regional offices...That took more time than anticipated," the official said.
