CBSE class 12 exams results has been announced was today and now available on www.cbse.nic.in. CBSE Class 12 pass percentage this year is 83.01, nearly 1 percentage point increase than 2017’s 82.02%. The examinations for this year were held from March 5 to April 13. Last year, CBSE Class 12 result was announced in the last week of May. This year, around 28 lakh students had registered to appear for the CBSE Class 10 and Class 12 examinations. And more than 16,38,420 students registered for Class 10 exam that was held at 4,453 centres all over India and 78 centres abroad. For Class 12, 11,86,306 candidates had registered and the exams were held at 4,138 centres in India and 71 centres outside the country. The CBSE Board had conducted the Class 12 examinations 2018 from March 5 to April 13
CBSE officials said students can also send a text message on 7738299899 to get their results on their phones. Students from Delhi can call 011-24300699 and students from rest of the country can call 011-24300699 to know the results. The exams for class 12, originally scheduled to be held between March 3 and April 13, were extended to April 25 when students were made to give a re-test for Economics paper after the Board came to know it was leaked. This year the CBSE Class 12 examination was supposed to end by April 13 with the Physical Education Paper, but it later went on till April 27 because of the paper leak reported in various part of the country.
IVR: CBSE Class 10 and CBSE 12th Result 2018 can be accessed via an IVR system. The charges for the same are 30p per minute per roll number. You can access your result through a phone call.
SMS: Students can access their results via SMS charged at 50 paise per SMS
DigiLocker: The account details are sent via SMS to the student’s registered mobile number. A student will get your mark sheets for CBSE Board Results 2018 in your locker.
Official School Websites: Some schools also post the CBSE Board Results 2018 on their website and you can access your results there
This time statistics revealed that more boys had called up the CBSE counseling helpline with their stress-related queries during exams.
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