Ludhiana: CBSE Class XII result was announced on Monday, two days ahead of the anticipated date. CBSE had told the Supreme Court on June 26 that it was cancelling all remaining exams and will announce the results by July 15. The board had also presented an alternative assessment scheme for subjects for which exams could not be conducted. The alternative assessment scheme takes into account a student’s score in the papers for which the exams were successfully held.
In Ludhiana, girls outshone boys in most of the streams.
In humanities, Gurveen Kaur from Sacred Heart Convent School, Sarabha Nagar, bagged the first position in the district with 99.8%, followed by Jasmine Mangat of the same school with 99.2% and Ishita Kukreja from Kundan Vidya Mandir and Manya Jain from Sacred Heart School, Sarabha Nagar, with 98.8%.
In commerce stream, Amisha Dang from DAV School, Pakhowal Road, bagged the first position with 99%. Navya Jain from Sacred Heart Convent School, Sarabha Nagar, and Harshit Aggarwal from DAV School, BRS Nagar, scored 98.6% and bagged second position in the district. Four students shared the third position by scoring 98.4%. They included Garima Kalra from DAV School, Pakhowal Road, Gursimar Kaur from Guru Nanak International Public School, Model Town, Trish Gupta and Manvi Shangari, both from Sacred Heart Convent School, Sarabha Nagar.
In medical stream, Aryaman Mahajan from DAV School, BRS Nagar, scored 98.62% and stood first in the district. Akriti Arora from Sacred Heart Convent School, Sarabha Nagar, and Prerna Singh from Nankana Sahib Public School, Gill Park, stood second in the district with 98.2%. Vineet Kaur from Delhi Public School secured the third position with 98%.
In non-medical stream, the first position was shared by four students who secured 98%. They included Rudra Pratap Singh from DAV School, BRS Nagar, Yashika from DAV School, Pakhowal, Shaurya Gupta from Sacred Heart Convent School, Sarabha Nagar, and Shreya from Green Land Senior Secondary Public School, Jalandhar Bypass. The second position was secured by Hary Ahuja from Sacred Heart Convent School, Sarabha Nagar, with 97.8% and the third position by Supriya Grover from DAV Pakhowal with 97.6%.
In financial market management, Vanshika from BCM Arya Model Senior Secondary School, Shastri Nagar, scored 97.8% and bagged the first position in the district followed by Lakshay Dhingra of DCM Presidency School with 97%. Isha Vij and Vanshika Jain, both also from DCM Presidency School, secured 96.6%, making it to the third position.
BCM Arya Model Senior Secondary School, Shastri Nagar, students excelled in mass media and food production. In mass media, school’s Twisha Gupta secured 98.6% and in food production, Manatpreet Kaur and Navroop Kaur scored 98.2% and bagged first positions in the district.
Two-hour wait
The results were announced online on cbseresults.nic.in around 1pm. But soon thereafter, the website crashed due to heavy load. The error was rectified and the website started working on mobile around 3pm. Rishav Kumar, a student of New GMT School, Jalandhar Bypass, said, “I was eager to know my result and I tried repeatedly. I thought my internet was not working, but when I called my friends, even they had the same story to tell. The site was not responding on the desktop.”
CBSE tweeted, “As informed by NIC there is a technical issue in accessing CBSE results. The same is likely to resume in two hours. However, complete results have been sent to all schools and students can obtain their results from schools. The results are also being pushed through Digilocker.”
Board sheet
This year, the board will not release the merit list as a few remaining exams were cancelled due to the pandemic. Therefore, no toppers will be announced.
Candidates will get their marksheets, passing and migration certificates, skill certificates and other documents on DigiLocker. They can download the Digilocker app from Google Playstore.
The CBSE did away with the term ‘Fail’ in the marksheets and replaced it with ‘Essential Repeat’
In Ludhiana, girls outshone boys in most of the streams.
In humanities, Gurveen Kaur from Sacred Heart Convent School, Sarabha Nagar, bagged the first position in the district with 99.8%, followed by Jasmine Mangat of the same school with 99.2% and Ishita Kukreja from Kundan Vidya Mandir and Manya Jain from Sacred Heart School, Sarabha Nagar, with 98.8%.
In commerce stream, Amisha Dang from DAV School, Pakhowal Road, bagged the first position with 99%. Navya Jain from Sacred Heart Convent School, Sarabha Nagar, and Harshit Aggarwal from DAV School, BRS Nagar, scored 98.6% and bagged second position in the district. Four students shared the third position by scoring 98.4%. They included Garima Kalra from DAV School, Pakhowal Road, Gursimar Kaur from Guru Nanak International Public School, Model Town, Trish Gupta and Manvi Shangari, both from Sacred Heart Convent School, Sarabha Nagar.
In medical stream, Aryaman Mahajan from DAV School, BRS Nagar, scored 98.62% and stood first in the district. Akriti Arora from Sacred Heart Convent School, Sarabha Nagar, and Prerna Singh from Nankana Sahib Public School, Gill Park, stood second in the district with 98.2%. Vineet Kaur from Delhi Public School secured the third position with 98%.
In non-medical stream, the first position was shared by four students who secured 98%. They included Rudra Pratap Singh from DAV School, BRS Nagar, Yashika from DAV School, Pakhowal, Shaurya Gupta from Sacred Heart Convent School, Sarabha Nagar, and Shreya from Green Land Senior Secondary Public School, Jalandhar Bypass. The second position was secured by Hary Ahuja from Sacred Heart Convent School, Sarabha Nagar, with 97.8% and the third position by Supriya Grover from DAV Pakhowal with 97.6%.
In financial market management, Vanshika from BCM Arya Model Senior Secondary School, Shastri Nagar, scored 97.8% and bagged the first position in the district followed by Lakshay Dhingra of DCM Presidency School with 97%. Isha Vij and Vanshika Jain, both also from DCM Presidency School, secured 96.6%, making it to the third position.
BCM Arya Model Senior Secondary School, Shastri Nagar, students excelled in mass media and food production. In mass media, school’s Twisha Gupta secured 98.6% and in food production, Manatpreet Kaur and Navroop Kaur scored 98.2% and bagged first positions in the district.
Two-hour wait
The results were announced online on cbseresults.nic.in around 1pm. But soon thereafter, the website crashed due to heavy load. The error was rectified and the website started working on mobile around 3pm. Rishav Kumar, a student of New GMT School, Jalandhar Bypass, said, “I was eager to know my result and I tried repeatedly. I thought my internet was not working, but when I called my friends, even they had the same story to tell. The site was not responding on the desktop.”
CBSE tweeted, “As informed by NIC there is a technical issue in accessing CBSE results. The same is likely to resume in two hours. However, complete results have been sent to all schools and students can obtain their results from schools. The results are also being pushed through Digilocker.”
Board sheet
This year, the board will not release the merit list as a few remaining exams were cancelled due to the pandemic. Therefore, no toppers will be announced.
Candidates will get their marksheets, passing and migration certificates, skill certificates and other documents on DigiLocker. They can download the Digilocker app from Google Playstore.
The CBSE did away with the term ‘Fail’ in the marksheets and replaced it with ‘Essential Repeat’
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