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Update on term 2 results of CBSE class 10th & 12th

NEW DELHI: The term 2 results of class 10th 2022 CBSE Board are expected to be released this month and class 12th 2022 results will be announced in July. According to the reports, class 10th 2022 results are supposed to be declared by the end of June or the first week of July. The Central Board Of Secondary Education (CBSE) is almost done with its evaluation process for class 10th exam 2022, the results are supposed to be announced soon.

The board exams started on 26 April and concluded for the class 10th and 12th on June 15 and 24 June, respectively. A total of 35 lakh students enrolled in the 2022 exam – 21 lakh students for class 10th and 14 lakh students for class 12th gave their exams.

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While waiting for the results, the students are also demanding their best results in either term. A few students from the board went to social media, shared their thoughts, posted with the hashtag #BestofEitherTerms and urged the board to use their best scores in term 1 and 2 exams to prepare the results.

During a webinar, the Joint Secretary of CBSE Sanyam Bhardwaj said that the board will also declare results for students who were absent in the CBSE term 1 or 2 board exam. The term 2 results for classes 10th & 12th will be available on the official websites- CBSE – Central Board of Secondary Education, http://cbseresults.nic.in/.

Steps to download CBSE Class 10th & 12th results:

-Visit the official websites- cbse.gov.in, cbresults.nic.in

-Click on the Class 10, 12 result link

-Enter registration number/ roll number

-Class 10, 12 results 2022 will appear on the screen

-Download the 10th, and 12th scorecards, and take a printout for further reference.

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