CBSE is expected to announce Class 10th results soon on their official website. After the declaration of the result, CBSE will issue the 10th Marksheet and Pass Certificate. Students will be able to visit the official website of cbse- cbseresults.nic.in to check and download their results.
Due to the pandemic, there is a lot of confusion among the students regarding the date of release of their results. CBSE has announced that it will declare the results for private candidates within the minimum time possible from the commencement of the exam.
Check: CBSE Class 10 Result Updates
Documents required by the students to check their results from the CBSE’s official website are:-
- School Code
- Exam Roll Number
- Date of Birth
Apart from CBSE’s official website, students will also be able to check and download their Class 10th results from official UMANG websites and via IVRS and SMS. CBSE Class 10th results will also be available via DigiLocker. Students can use their credentials to login to the official CBSE DigiLocker website- digilocker.gov.in to obtain an access to their CBSE Class 10th result Marksheet and Pass Certificate.In case, any student is unable to login, they can use their Aadhar Card number to access their CBSE Class 10th result Marksheet and Pass Certificate.
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Due to the Covid-19 situation in the country, CBSE had earlier cancelled the board exam for Class 10, 12 regular students. However, today; July 21, 2021, the council has announced that it will conduct a separate offline exam for private students. The exam will commence from August 16 and will run till September 15, 2021.
It has also assured the candidates that the result for the private candidates will be declared as soon as possible. This will help the students to attain admission in their desired universities or continue their higher education without any delay.
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Private candidates are the candidates who have failed to secure the passing marks in the first attempt to the examination or are opting for an improvement result.
The schools don't have assignment marks or mid term marks for these candidates. As a result, the council could not assess them on assignment marks as for regular candidates.
This issue was discussed at the Supreme Court and the board had decided to take seperate physical exam for private students.
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