Note: CBSE class 12th results: Girls is doing well performed than boys; Sukriti Gupta of Delhi’s Montfort School tops board
CBSE class 12th examination results have been announced by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) today. The Board has declared the results for all its regions today on its official websites, cbse.nic.in and cbseresults.nic.in.
The second phase of telecounselling will also commence along with the announcement of the results and will continue till June 4, 2016.
The CBSE exams began on March 1 and concluded on April 22. This year, a total of 10,67,900 candidates registered for the Class 12 exam as against 10,40,368 in 2015.
HRD Minister Smriti Irani had earlier this week assured students during a Facebook chat that the result for CBSE Board exams for class X and XII will be declared “on time” before the end of this month.
As per previous years, the board will also be disseminating its results through Interactive Voice Response System.
Schools under the Delhi region are advised to collect the results from the office of the respective Zonal office after declaration of the result and people are advised not to visit Board’s office for collection of results.
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Follow these three steps to check your results:
How to get the results?
In order to get the results, the candidates are required to follow the steps listed below:
Go to the official website
Click on the link, ‘CBSE Class 12 Results 2016’
Enter the roll number and school number (as given on your admit card)
On submitting the same, the results will appear on the screen. The candidates must take a printout for future use.
This year, a total of 14,99,122 candidates have applied, out of which 44,66,41 are girls and 6,21,259 are boys.
The results will be emailed to the candidates. The post-result counselling will begin from May 21 and continue till June 4, the timings of the same will be from 8 am to 10 pm. (READ: CBSE Class 12 results declared ahead of time
A message for students :
The most important thing we want you to remember is that, if result goes your way, then it’s extremely good, but if things don’t go your way, remember, there are always options open to you. Sometimes, the best opportunities come out of life’s unexpected twists and turns.
If you did as well as you wanted, then celebrate. If you feel you could have done much better, there are many ways to improve your performance. Remember, your results do not define who you are or how valuable you are as a person. They are a marker of one day’s performance in your life.
Stay calm. Remember that while your exam results are important, you always have additional options. You might be able to retake the exam.
