CBSE 10th Result 2018 Notification Issued at cbse.nic.in. Check Confirmed Date and Time Here
The CBSE 10th Result 2018 will be released by the Central Board of Secondary Education on its official website cbse.nic.in. The Board has introduced a grading scheme for the CBSE Result 2018.
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The CBSE Central Board of Secondary Education will announce the CBSE Result 2018, CBSE Class 10 Result 2018 on May 29 (today) by 4 pm. The CBSE 10th Result 2018 will be released by the Central Board of Secondary Education on its official website cbse.nic.in. The Board has introduced a grading scheme for the CBSE Result 2018
The CBSE Class 10th examination was organised by the Central Board of Secondary Education from March 5 - April 4. If the CBSE's www.cbse.nic.in isn't opening because of the glitches then students can check their CBSE Result on these websites cbse.examresults.net , results.nic.in/index , cbseresults.nic.in, results.gov.in
For a student to pass Class 10th, he or she has to score a minimum of D grade in every subject. In 2015, more than 75,000 students scored a perfect 10; this number increased to 1.4 lakh students in 2016.
Calculating your CGPA is not altogether essential since it is mentioned on the mark sheet and report card, but if you want to calculate your CGPA, you can follow the process below:
To calculate your percentage, you have to multiple the same by 9.5. For example 8.8*9.5=83.6%
While the grades for both, Classes 10th and 9th are displayed on the report card, only Class 10 grades are used to Calculate your CGPA.
The CBSE Class 10th examination was organised by the Central Board of Secondary Education from March 5 - April 4. If the CBSE's www.cbse.nic.in isn't opening because of the glitches then students can check their CBSE Result on these websites cbse.examresults.net , results.nic.in/index , cbseresults.nic.in, results.gov.in
For a student to pass Class 10th, he or she has to score a minimum of D grade in every subject. In 2015, more than 75,000 students scored a perfect 10; this number increased to 1.4 lakh students in 2016.
Calculating your CGPA is not altogether essential since it is mentioned on the mark sheet and report card, but if you want to calculate your CGPA, you can follow the process below:
- Get the grade points for the five main subjects. For example, subject 1: 8, subject 9, subject 3: 10, subject 4: 9, and subject 5: 8
- Add these together. For example, 8+9+10+9+8
- Divide the cumulative figure by 5. For example 44/5 = 8.8
- Your CGPA is 8.8
To calculate your percentage, you have to multiple the same by 9.5. For example 8.8*9.5=83.6%
While the grades for both, Classes 10th and 9th are displayed on the report card, only Class 10 grades are used to Calculate your CGPA.