CBSE 12th result 2020: Check result at results.nic.in, cbseresults.nic.in
CBSE 12th result 2020 highlights: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released the result for class 12 examination today morning. The students can check their result at the official websites — results.nic.in, cbseresults.nic.in and cbse.nic.in. However, many students are complaining that the websites are down and even the Umang app is not functioning.
Meanwhile, CBSE will announce the result of class 10 on July 15. Students can view their score on the websites mentioned above.
A total of 10.59 lakh (10,59,080) students cleared the class 12 exam with a pass percentage of 88.78 per cent. The pass percentage improved from the last year. In 2019, 83.40 per cent students had passed class 12 exams. Gender-wise, girls have outperformed boys with 92.15 per cent, while the pass percentage of boys was 86.19 per cent. The pass percentage of transgender students is 66.67 per cent.
The HRD minister Ramesh Pokhriyal congratulated students. In his tweet, the minister wrote, “Dear Students, Parents, and Teachers! CBSE has announced the results of Class XII and can be accessed at cbseresults.nic.in. We congratulate you all for making this possible. I reiterate student’s health & quality education are our priority.”
This year, CBSE is declaring the result without holding exams. In the case of students who have appeared for more than three subjects, the ‘average of the best three performing subjects’ will be awarded for subjects for which the exam could not be held. For students who have appeared in exams in only three subjects, the average of marks obtained in ‘best two performing subjects’ will be awarded for papers for which exam was not held.
For the few students who appeared for only 1 or 2 subjects, the result is calculated based on performance in appeared subjects and performance in internal or practical or project-based assessment, as per the board.
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Among foreign students, as many as 94.26 per cent could clear it. This is a slight drop from 2019 when 95.43 per cent of foreign school students passed CBSE class 12 results.
The class 12 students can now check results on websites- results.nic.in, cbseresults.nic.in. To check results, the candidates need to click on the result link. Enter roll number, school number, center number, admit card id. Result will be available to download. Take a print out for further reference.
It's been nearly six hours, and students are still finding it difficult to access their scorecard on the official websites – results.nic.in, cbseresults.nic.in and cbse.nic.in. According to a board official, the websites will be resumed soon.
“As informed by the NIC, there is a technical issue in accessing the CBSE results. The same is likely to resume in two hours. However, the complete result have been sent to all schools and can be checked via official email IDs created for each student. The result is also pushed through Digilocker,” said CBSE in a statement.
The government schools registered a pass percentage of 94.94 per cent which was 87.17 per cent last year. The Kendriya Vidyalayas and Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas registered the highest percentages with 98.62 per cent, 98.70 per cent respectively
There is a significant increase in students scoring above 90 per cent, with 38,686 students get 90 per cent above marks this year. Last year, only 1.47 per cent had scored above 95 per cent, this year double to 3.24 per cent. The number of candidates scoring over 90 per cent also went up from 7.82 per cent in 2019 to 13.24 per cent in 2020.
Students who had appeared in class 12 can check result via Umang app
The class 12 result released showed a significant increase in the percentage of students scoring above 90 per cent and 95 per cent. Last year, of a total of 12,05,484 candidates, 17,693 candidates or 1.47 per cent had scored above 95 per cent. However, this year this percentage more than doubled to 3.24 per cent, with 38,686 of the 11,92,961 scoring in that extremely high marks bracket