CBSE declares Class 10, 12 board exam results. Check all details

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) today announced the CBSE Class 10 board exam results, hours after the announcement of Class 12 results. CBSE was expected to announce the results after May 20. The board has traditionally been announcing both Class 10 and 12 results on the same day.

93.60 per cent students have cleared the Class 10 exams. Girls have outshined boys by 2.04 percentage points in the exam - in total, 94.75 per cent girls cleared the test.

Class 12 Results

The overall pass percentage of Class 12 board exam stood at 87.98%, an increase of 0.65% since last year.

18417 schools gave the CBSE class XII examinations at 7126 centres. This year the overall pass percentage is 87.98 a 0.65 percent increase since 2023. The Trivandrum region registered the highest pass percentage at 99.91 per cent

In the overall Delhi region, a 94.9 per cent pass percentage was recorded. 91.52% of Girls passed the exam whereas 85.12% of boys passed the exam with the Girls outshining boys by 6.40%.

Candidates can check their marks at the official websites -- results.cbse.nic.in, cbse.gov.in or cbseresults.nic.in.

The results are available on the UMANG app, Digilocker app, Pariksha Sangam portal, and through the SMS facility.

The CBSE class 12 and 10 exams began on February 15 with class 10 board exams ending on March 13 and class 12 on April 2

The CBSE has changed the assessment and evaluation pattern for classes XI and XII from the academic year 2024-25, with more weightage given to competency-focused questions in the theory examination.

The weightage of the constructed response questions (short answer questions and long answers type questions) in the theory examination has been reduced to 30 per cent from the existing 40 per cent, as per the circular issued by CBSE dated April 3.

The changes were introduced to align the assessment and evaluation practices with NEP 2020 for the academic session 2024-25.

The CBSE said that competency-based questions assess the application of concepts in real-life situations.

"The main emphasis of the Board was to create an educational ecosystem that would move away from rote memorization and towards learning that is focused on developing the creative, critical and systems thinking capacities of students to meet the challenges of the 21st century," the circular said.