New Delhi: The results of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Class 12 examinations were announced on Monday, July 13 morning and can be accessed by the students online.
This was announced by Union Minister of Human Resource Development Dr. Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank on Twitter.
He added that the results can be accessed on the website http://cbseresults.nic.in.
However, soon after this was announced, students complained that the websites were down and that even the Umang app was malfunctioning.
Addressing the issue, the CBSE informed through their official Twitter handle that there issue and that the same would be resolved in some time. They clarified that the complete results have been sent to all schools and that the students can get their results from their respective schools.
“The results are also being pushed through Digilocker,” the tweet added.
As informed by NIC there is a technical issue in accessing cbse results. The same is likely to resume in two hours . However , complete results have been sent to all schools and students can obtain their results from schools. The results are also being pushed through Digilocker
— CBSE HQ (@cbseindia29) July 13, 2020
According to reports, 10,59,080 students cleared these exams. The pass percentage for this year is 88.78, which is an improvement from last year where only 83.40 per cent of the students passed.
The girls outperformed the boys as 92.15 per cent of them passed, compared to the latter, 86.19 per cent of whom passed.
HRD Minister Dr. Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank congratulated the students on their results.
Dear Students, Parents and Teachers!@cbseindia29 has announced the results of Class XII and can be accessed at https://t.co/kCxMPkzfEf.
We congratulate you all for making this possible. I reiterate, Student’s health & quality education are our priority.
— Dr. Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank (@DrRPNishank) July 13, 2020
It can be recalled that the CBSE cancelled part of this year’s exams in view of the COVID-19 pandemic and the nationwide lockdown. For those students who appeared for more than three subjects, the ‘average of the best three performing subjects’ were given to the pending exam papers that were cancelled. For those who answered only three papers, the average marks in the ‘best two performing subjects’ were awarded to the other papers. For those who appeared for one or two subject papers, their results were calculated based on their performance in the papers answered and in the internal or practical exams.
