Check CBSE Class 12th Result 2021 Today: CBSE has FINALLY announced the Class results today. After a very long wait, the CBSE declared the class 12 results on its official websites. However, due to the heavy rush, the official sites are down initially. After some time, however, the sites were working fine and the results field was active. Many have suggested CBSE students to check their scores via Umang App or Digilocker. In case you don’t have a good internet connection, you can check your CBSE class 12 scores via SMS also.
After a rather agonising wait, the CBSE took to Twitter to confirm that the CBSE Class 12 results will be announced at 2 pm today. Several students were anticipating such an update since Thursday when the CBSE activated the roll number finder on its official website. Since this year, the CBSE exams were cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, the CBSE was not able to release the admit cards for the students. Hence, in order to declare the results, the roll numbers were announced yesterday. There was some buzz about CBSE Class 10 results also. However, the latest reports suggest that the CBSE class 10 results will be made official only on August 1st.
The latest official data from the CBSE says that the girls did better than boys, once again! This year, no merit list has been announced by the CBSE. For as many as 65,000 students, the wait for CBSE results will continue for some time. CBSE officials say that results are still being prepared and will be announced by August 5.
Here are the highlights, tips and everything related to CBSE results 2021:
CBSE Examinations Controller Sanyam Bhardwaj said the compartment examination will be conducted between August 16 to September 15. The exact dates will be announced soon.
The Delhi University Entrance Test (DUET) for the Academic Session 2020-21 will be conducted from September 26 to October 1, the National Testing Agency (NTA) announced Tuesday night.
UG registrations will begin on August 2, and the last date to apply will be August 31.
Of the total 17016 foreign students, a total of 17003 have passed the CBSE Class XII exams this year taking the pass percentage of foreign students to 99.92.
A total of 6,149 students have been placed under the compartment. These students will have to reappear for the exams as and when the CBSE notifies them.
The CBSE will not release any merit list this year as well. The board did not release any merit list in 2020 as the result was partially finalised using an alternative assessment scheme.
The results of 65,184 students have not been declared today since they are still being processed. These results would be declared by August 5, CBSE said.
In the CBSE Class 12 results, the Delhi region has scored 99.84 pass percent. Of the total 2,91,606 students 2,91,135 have been declared pass.
This year, a total of 70,004 students have been able to secure marks above 95%, while more than 1.5 lakh students scored above 90%.
The pass percentage of Kendriya Vidyalayas and CTSA schools this year is 100%, an improvement from last year's 98.62% and 98.23% respectively
Girls have once again performed better than boys, this year by 0.54%. The result of girl students is at 99.67% whereas boys recorded a pass percentage of 99.13%
A total of12,96,318 students have been declared pass in the results announced today.
A whopping 99.37% students of the CBSE board have cleared Class 12 this year, much higher than the pass percentage last year.
All the three links on the CBSE website for checking the results are working now. Here are the links you can use to check your CBSE Class 12 results:
https://cbseresults.nic.in/class12/Class12th21.htm
https://josaa.nic.in/class12/class12th21.htm
https://testservices.nic.in/class12/class12th21.htm
CBSE has posted three separate links in the results page, likely to divide the traffic. Of them, there seems to be an issue with link 1, but link 2 and link 3 are working fine so far.
Minutes after the CBSE Class 12 results were declared, the CBSE results website seems to be up and working again, and links for the results are active.
CBSE has declared the Class 12 results. In case students are unable to access their results from the websites due to heavy traffic, they can also check using DigiLocker, SMS, IVRS and UMANG app.
Minutes ahead of the announcement of CBSE Class 12 results, the CBSE websites - cbseresults.nic.in and cbse.gov.in - are down due to heavy traffic.
CBSE is set to announced the Class 12 results any moment now. Students are advised to keep their roll numbers handy so that they are able to access their results quickly.
As the CBSE Class 12 results are about to be announced, here's how you can check your marks online once the result is up.
As CBSE Class 12 students await their results, Assam Higher Secondary Education Council (AHSEC) announced that the Class 12 results of their board would be released on July 31.
Students would be able to check their CBSE Class 12 results on the official websites of CBSE - cbse.gov.in and cbseresults.nic.in. Apart from this, they would also be able to check using DigiLocker, SMS, IVRS and UMANG app.
As the CBSE Class 12 results are to be announced in a few hours, here's how students can find their roll numbers. They would need to visit cbse.gov.in and click on the 'new website' tab. On the homepage, they would need to locate the 'Roll Number Finder'.
In order to download their roll number, they would need to fill a few mandatory details - Candidate's name, father's name, mother's name and school code. They would get to know their roll number upon submitting these details.
As Class 12 CBSE students wait for the clock to strike 2 pm, memes have started flooding the social media.
CBSE has shared the time for the announcement of Class 12 results... and with a meme at that!
Though CBSE has said that the Class 10 board results would be announced soon, they are unlikely to be announced today as no official information has come through.
Meanwhile, students awaiting their results have taken to social media to express their emotions.
In other news, the Class 10 results of Jharkhand Board have been announced by the Jharkhand Academic Council on Thursday, and in the result, 95.93% students have cleared Class 10.
Apart from the CBSE website, CBSE Class 12 and Class 10 2021 result will also be accessible via DigiLocker, SMS, IVRS and UMANG app.
In order to download their CBSE Roll Numbers, Class 10 and Class 12 students would need to head to the CBSE website - cbse.gov.in.
There, click on the new website option, and students would be taken to a new window where the website home page would be visible. On the homepage, students would be able to see the option to find the roll number, upon clicking which they would be redirected to another screen. On this screen, they would need to click on continue to visit the roll number finder.
Here, Class 10 students would need to click on 'Class 10' option, and then fill in the following required details to get the roll number:
Students of Class 12 would have to select the 'Class 12' option, and then fill the following mandatory details to get the roll number:
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, CBSE cancelled the Class 10 and Class 12 Board exams this year. For Class 10 students, 20 out of 100 marks would be for internal assessment, while the remaining 80 marks would be allocated on the basis of the various exams and tests conducted during the academic year.
Meanwhile, results of Class 12 students would be calculated on a 30:30:40 basis, as per which, 30 marks would be based on the students' performance in Class 10, 30 marks would be based on their performance in Class 11, and 40 marks would be allocated based on unit tests, mid-terms or pre-boards conducted in Class 12.
CBSE Class 10 and 12 students are awaiting their results, but meanwhile, MP Board has announced the results of Class 12 students.
With CBSE having released the Roll Number Finder on its official website, it can be expected that the Board would announce the results soon as well.
The CBSE roll number finder on CBSE official website - cbse.gov.in - is now active, and using this, students can find their Class 10 and 12 CBSE roll numbers by filling in identifying details like their name, their parents' name and their date of birth.