CBSE 10th Term 1 Result LIVE: The final result will be computed on the basis of scores in both the terms, at the end of the academic year. CBSE Class 10 Term 1 Result 2022 Declared: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released the class 10 term-1 results today. However, the result has been declared offline and has not been uploaded on the official websites. Students have to collect their term 1 marksheets from respective schools.
CBSE term-1 exams for class 10 were conducted between November 30 and December 11, 2021. The term-1 exams were conducted in the respective schools in an offline mode. The board clearly stated that no student will fail or pass according to the scores obtained in the first term. The final result will be computed on the basis of scores in both the terms, at the end of the academic year.
This year the board decided to split the annual academic year into two terms. The first term included an objective-type question paper. The second term will include questions in different formats. It will be conducted at an assigned exam centre.
While class 10 result has been declared, students of class 12 are still waiting for their term-1 results. Due to this, a fake notice about declaration of class 12 term-1 results had been doing rounds on social media. CBSE has clarified that no result declaration date has been announced yet. Read more
So far, the board has not announced how much weightage will be given to the Term-I and II performances, respectively, while tabulating their results. Saturday, the Controller of Examinations, Sanyam Bharadwaj, communicated that this weightage will be decided when the Term-II results will be declared. Read more
As per the board circular, no marksheet cum passing certificate will be issued for term-1 exams. The board will only release a combined marksheet of both terms after the declaration of term 2 results
"There is a different charm of checking the board result on the website and parents were trying to log in to the website in the morning, however, as per the CBSE, the results will be posted on the website soon. The school shared the individual mark sheets with the parents immediately upon receiving the results. Students are quite excited upon seeing their results and are creating new targets for themselves to be achieved in the Term II examination," Seema Kaur, Principal, Pacific World School told indianexpress.com
In a circular released by CBSE, the board has informed that the exam centres allotted to students will be different from the ones they appeared in term-1 exams. The details of exam centre will be mentioned on the term 2 admit cards
"The Board is informing the schools only about the theory performance of their students of Class X in a collective manner. Hence, the performance of individual student will not be available on the website," an official statement from the CBSE read.
As per an official notification, schools have been asked to conclude the practical exams 10 days before the date of the last examination of the respective grade. The board will be appointing external examiners to conduct the Class XII practicals, while the ones for Class X students will be supervised by the schools themselves. Read more
Term 2 examinations will be conducted in an offline mode. The question paper for the second term will include questions from the remaining 50 per cent of the syllabus (that has been uploaded on the CBSE website). It will not just include objective-type questions, but also questions of different formats.
This year, CBSE announced that no student will fail or pass on the basis of Term 1 result, only marks would be declared. The final result will be a combined score of term 1, term 2, and internal scores, which will be declared after the term-2 examination.
Towards the end of February, the SUpreme Court had dismissed a plea seeking cancellation of offline board examinations for classes 10 and 12 to be conducted by the CBSE and several other boards this year, saying such petitions give “false hope” and create “confusion” among students who are going to appear in these exams. Read more
As the datesheet for classes 10 and 12 board exams has been announced, experts are also giving advice on how to stay prepared for the incoming final board exams.
Given the importance of the Class 12 board exams, here are the top 5 tips to ace them, especially helpful for challenging subjects like Science and Math. Read here
CBSE has also shared a notice on fake news being circulated on Class 12 term-1 results. The board has clarified that no result declaration date has been announced yet. Read more
More than two decades after it was founded, Druk Padma Karpo School in Ladakh, popularly known as “Rancho’s school”, may get the much-awaited CBSE affiliation this year as it got the clearance from the Jammu and Kashmir board after a long delay. As per the affiliation norms of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), schools require a ‘No Objection Certificate’ from the respective state board. Read more
Noting that the “prolonged closure of schools due to COVID-19 pandemic may have led to some academic gaps in subject-specific competencies”, the education department is emphasising that teachers go back to related chapters in earlier grades which would address subject competencies required for class 10 to tackle “must-do” topics in their current syllabus. Read more
Students are excited as well as nervous as CBSE declared the Class 10 results. Waiting for their marksheets to release, here's what students have to say"I have mixed feelings in my mind. Although I am much confident as my exams went very well. But I am also nervous and excited at the same time as it is a very much hyped day in Indian students lives," Yojit Mittal, Class 10 student of MRG School Rohini said.
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CBSE declared the class 10 results today, however, the board has not shared any information on Class 12 board exam results yet. It is expected that the board will send the class 12 marksheets to respective schools who will then distribute them to the students.
Delhi has 2,188 schools affiliated to CBSE. Lakhs of students from these schools, which include government schools in the city, will sit for the second term exams in April.
CBSE Class 10 Term 1 exams were conducted in an offline mode from November 30 to December 11, 2021. CBSE announced that no student will fail or pass on the basis of Term 1 result, only marks would be declared. The final result will be a combined score of term 1, term 2, and internal scores, which will be declared after the term-2 examination.