The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has declared the results of the class 10 compartment examinations today. These exams were conducted between July 17 to 22 for students who did not pass the regular board examinations.
The students can check their imprints by visiting the authority sites results.cbse.nic.in, or cbseresults.nic.in. To check the outcomes on the site, understudies are expected to enter their roll number, school number, concede card ID, and date of birth.
Has Declared The Result Within FortNight – CBSE
The board said in a press release, “CBSE has declared the result within a fortnight by working in such a manner to avoid inconvenience to the above-mentioned categories of candidates so that these students can continue their studies in class XI.”
Rs. 500 Have Charged Per Subject For Re-evaluation
The notification for the re-evaluation and verification of Class 10 and 12 final exam results for the academic year 2022-23 was also made public by the CBSE. The board informed that the handling charges for confirmation of imprints stand at ₹ 500 for each subject while the “demand for re-assessment/challenges will be acknowledged exclusively for hypothesis segment” for ₹ 100 for every inquiry.” According to the board, the procedure would begin on August 7.
Steps To Download The Results
- Visit the official site of the board: cbseresults.nic.in, or results.cbse.nic.in
- On the homepage, click on the Compartment Result 2023 for Class 10
- Enter the login details- roll number, school number, date of birth admit card ID and click on submit.
- Your result will be displayed on the website.
- Check the result and download the page.
- Print it for future reference.
The board conducted Class 10 Compartment exams from July 17 to 22. Results of Class 12 Compartment exam have already been announced.
49 % of Girls Passed In Exams
This year, a total of 1,27,622 students appeared in the Class 10 Compartment examination and 60,551 or 47.40 percent of them have cleared the exam. The pass percentage of girls is 49.90 percent, compared to boys’ 46 percent.