The Central Board of Secondary Education or CBSE will declare Class 12th examination results today at 12:30 pm. Ahead of the announcement, Education Secretary Anil Swarup advised the students to treat the result with equanimity. "These exams are not the end of the world. Pat yourself on the back if you have done well. Any perceived failure should make you even more determined to succeed in future," the Secretary said in a tweet.
CBSE results on net
The results will be updated on the official websites of the board - cbse.nic.in, results.nic.in and cbseresults.nic.in. Here's a five-step guide to check your results:
Go to the board's official site: cbse.nic.in, results.nic.in and cbseresults.nic.in
Check Recent Announcements section
Click on CBSE Class 12th Result 2018 option
Enter the necessary details and press submit
Download you results
The schools will automatically get their entire school's results on email ids already registered with the Board.
Results on digital and mobile platforms
The Board will also provide Class 12 digital mark sheets in DigiLocker at digilocker.gov.in. The DigiLocker account credentials will be sent to students via SMS on their mobile number registered with CBSE.
DigiLocker can also be accessed from your mobile phone on Android and iOSplatforms. The students can also view their results on UMANG mobile application which is available for android, iOS and windows based smart phone.
CBSE results through SMS
The result can be received by sending SMS for class 12 as given: cbse12 <rollno> <sch no> <center no> on mobile number 7738299899
The class 12 examinations were held in March-April in which over 11 lakh students had registered. However, this year's examination became controversial after students complained of paper leak on whatsapp . The CBSE had to conduct a re-test of Class 12 economics paper on April 25.
The Board had also postponed the examinations scheduled to be held on April 2 in Punjab at the request of the state government in view of 'Bharat Bandh' called by several Dalit organisations against the alleged "dilution" of the SCs/STs (Prevention of Atrocities) Act.