CBSE Result 2020 | CBSE 10th and 12th Result 2020

When will CBSE Result 2020 for class 10th and 12th be declared? Here, we are with the entire information. Class 10th and 12th result for the year 2020 is expected to be available by the month of May. Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) releases the result on its official website- cbse.nic.in, cbseresults.nic.in. The students will be provided with a direct link to check CBSE Result 2020 on this page. To check CBSE 10th and 12th Result 2020, the login details to be filled includes roll number, school number, centre number and date of birth. Go through the entire page to know more about class 10th and 12th result.

CBSE Result 2020

Class 10th and 12th examinations starts from February 15 and will conclude by the month of March. Once the exams are over, CBSE will evaluate the answer script along with the declaration of result in the month of May. Previously, the result for class 10th and 12th was out on May 06 and 02 respectively. Hence, we are expecting the same schedule for this year too. Let us have a look at the table below to know the important date regarding CBSE result 2020.

How To Check CBSE 10th and 12th Result 2020

Here, in this session, we have discussed the steps for checking and downloading the result. The students can follow the same to check theirs,

1st Step- Firstly, the students need to click on their respective class link from the list of link provided on this page.

2nd Step- As you do so, a new page appears on the screen. On this page, the students need to click on the result link provided under the table section.

3rd Step- After clicking on the link, a login window appears in front of you. Here, you need to submit your roll number, school number, centre number, date of birth and admit card number.

4th Step- The result appears on the screen. The students can check and download their result for future purposes.

In 2020, a total number of 18,89,878 and 12,06,893 students have registered from class 10 and 12 respectively. Out of these, 7,88,195 are girls, 11,01,664 are boys and 19 are transgender from class 10th. Whereas in class 12th, 5,22,819 are girls, 6,84,068 are boys and 6 are transgender.

CBSE 10th Result 2020

Every year, lakhs of students appear for class 10th examination. CBSE conducts the class 10th exams in the month of March usually. But this year, the exams are going to take place in the month of February. Once the exams are over, CBSE is going to start the evaluation of the answer scripts in the month of April followed with the announcement of the result in the month of May. To check the result, the students can follow the steps mentioned above.

Last year, class 10th result was out on May 06. A total of 17,74,299 students resgistered themselves for the exam. Out of these students, 17,61,078 students appeared and 16,04,428 students passed with a pass percentage of 91.10%. Trivandrum district topped the exam with 99.85% followed by Chennai and Ajmer with 99.00% and 95.89% respectively. Talking about the toppers, Siddhant Pengoriya secured first position with 499 marks out of 500.

CBSE Class 12th Result 2020

CBSE Class 12th result 2020 is the result of the class 12th students belonging to Arts, Science and Commerce stream. Annually lakhs of students appear in the class 12th exams. CBSE conducts class 12 examinations in the month of March. But from now onwards, the exams are going to take place in the month of February. After this, the result releases by the month of May. The process to check the result for class 10th and 12th students is same.

Last year, class 12th result was out on May 02. A total of 12,18,393 students registered themselves for the exam. Out of these students, 12,05,484 students appeared and 10,05,427 students cleared the exam with a pass percentage of 83.40%. Hansika Shukla and Karishma Arora secured first position with 499 marks out of 500. Talking about the district toppers, Trivandrum district topped the exam with 98.20% followed by Chennai and Delhi with 92.93% and 91.87% respectively.

CBSE Passing Criteria For Class 10th and 12th

For thecurrent academic session, CBSE has changed the exam pattern, marking scheme and passing criteria for class 10th and 12th students. As per the latest circular released by the CBSE, the subject wise list with the breakup of theory, practical and internal assessment is going to take place.

Previous Year Passing Marks: Until now, the class 10th and 12th subjects were divided into three parts- theory, practical and internal assessment. To qualify each subject, the students of class 10th and 12th had to score a minimum of 33% (combined for theory, practical and internal assessment). Along with this, there was no compulsion of clearing the theory and practical exams individually.

New Changes In Passing Marks: For the current academic session, the subjects for both the year are divided in three parts namely- theory, practical and internal assessments (projects, assignemnts etc). To clear the exam, the class 10th students have to score overall 33% individually in each subject (theory, practical and internal assessment). While class 12th students have to score 33% in theory and 33% in practical and internal assessment in addition to 33% marks in aggregate in each subject.

CBSE Reverification/ Revaluation Result

Once the result is out, some students are not happy with the marks they have scored. CBSE provides such students with a chance to get their answer script checked once again. Such students can either apply for reverification or revaluation. Reverification is the process of checking the whole answer script again to ensure that no question is left unchecked or unmarked. Whereas revaluation is the process of answer script again to ensure that the calculation is done correctly. To apply for the eithe process, the students need to submit the application fee along with the amount of application fee. After the completion of form, the result for the same releases on the official website.

Last year, CBSE released the application forms for class 10th from May 10 to June 01. However, the application forms for class 12th were available from May 04 to May 28. While the result for class 10th and 12th revaluation was out on June 14. CBSE released the revaluation and reverification result through official login and Parinam Manjusha (A CBSE Academic Repository), integrated with digilocker. The notification regarding the same was released on the official website of CBSE.

CBSE 10th And 12th Compartment Result 2020

The qualified students move to next level of education. But what if you are not able to clear the exam? Do not worry. CBSE provides such students with a second chance to clear the exam. Compartment exams are a second chance provided to the students who are not able to clear the exam in the first go. These exams take place in the first week of July. After the completion of the exam, the result for the same releases by the third week of July. Last year, the result for class 10th was out on July 24. Before this the compartment exam for class 12th was out on July 18.

Once the result for compartment exams is out, the students are provided with a chance to get their answer script checked again. To apply for the either process, the students have to fill the application form. After the completion of forms, CBSE will come up with the result for the same. Previously, the application forms were available in the month of July. While the result was out on November.

Central Board of Secondary Education

Central Board of Secondary Education is a national level board of education which came into existence on November 03, 1962. It is popularly known as CBSE. CBSE is responsible for education in all the private and public schools which are controlled and managed by Union Government of India. The examinations for class 10th and 12th are conducted in the month of March. After the completion of exams, the result for the same releases in the month of May. Apart from this, CBSE conducts the examinations for AIPMT, CTET and class 10th optional proficiency test. In 2014, CBSE became the largest exam conducting body in the state.

Official Website: cbse.nic.in

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