CBSE

The board examination will begin at 10.30 am. In a statement, the CBSE further said that sufficient gap has been given between two subjects. It also added that other factors such as competitive entrance tests have also been taken into account while deciding the dates for class 10,12 board exams.

The CTET Exam will be conducted in Computer Based Test Format from December 2022 to January 2023. This examination will be organized in 2 halves in which 1st half will be held from 9: 30 am to 12: 00 pm while the second half will be organized from 2: 30 pm to 5 pm.

The Exam for class 10th is scheduled to begin from August 23 to August 29, 2022. For class 12th will be conducted on August 23, 2022. Time of 15 minutes will be given to students to read the question paper, at the time of examination. Students who applied for 6 or more subjects but were unable to pass any of the first 5 subjects, with the exception of language, declared pass by substituting the sixth subject from the failed subject are also permitted in compartment examinations to enhance performance in the failed subject.

Class 10th and 12th students can apply for revaluation  till 11:59 pm on July 28, 2022. Students will be charged Rs. 500 per subject. From August 8 till 11:59 pm of August 9, students will get the time to apply for obtaining a photocopy of answer sheets and they will be charged Rs 500 per answer sheet. The CBSE board released the final results for 10th and 12th exams on July 22. 

A total of 99.71 per cent students of JNVs have passed in Class 10 examinations. Independent schools remained number two and Kendriya Vidyalaya (KV) number three with pass percentage of 96.86 and 96.61 respectively. In 2021, 100 per cent students of KV passed in Class 10 board examination. Overall 80.68 per cent students of government schools have passed Class 10, while 76.73 per cent students of government-aided schools have cleared the examination. The pass percentage at Delhi government schools is 81.27 per cent.

The overall pass percentage for this year remained 94.40 per cent. A total of 2109208 candidates registered for class 10 exams, of which, 1976668 students have passed. This year too, Girls have outperformed boys by 1.41 per cent. Pass percentage of girls is recorded at 95.21 per cent while that of boys is 93.80 per cent. Nearly, 64,908 students scored above 95 per cent, and over 2.36 lakh (2,36,993) students secured above 90 per cent marks.

This year, 92.71 per cent children have passed in Class 12. Among them, 94.54 per cent are girls and 91.25 per cent are boys. At the same time, 100 per cent transgender students have cleared the examinations. As always, this time too, the girl students have outshone the boys by 3.29 per cent. Thiruvananthapuram ranked first with the highest pass percentage followed by Bangalore, while Chennai stood third. Delhi has been ranked fourth.