CBSE Class 10th, 12th Result 2022: CBSE to Introduce New Marking System? Read What the Board Says

The announcement of the CBSE 10th and 12th class results for 2022 is expected soon. The board has sent an important circular to the affiliated schools, instructing them to be ready for the results, according to the most recent results news. Although no specific date has been given, the board has encouraged schools to be prepared with whatever information they may require. 

Once results are made public, they will be posted on cbse.gov.in and cbseresults.nic.in. The board has informed all institution heads that the pre-result work is in progress in urgent communication. The board has also instructed the administrators and communication specialists to always be ready for "any information it might need."

Additionally, the letter requests that the examination teams remain on high alert for any mail or information that may be requested from them. The principals or heads of schools have also been told to leave their phones on "until all pre-result related activities are completed."

A CBSE official acknowledged that the results are anticipated to be announced soon in response to a question about the results and the letters distributed to schools. 

The official shared that suitable advice would be given and information would be provided on the dates of the CBSE 10th and 12th results even though no comments were made regarding the exact date of the results. In the meantime, there is widespread concern that similar to Term 1, the CBSE 10th result may be made available before the CBSE 12th result. The officials, however, declined to comment on that.

What is the new marking system for CBSE class 10^th and 12^th results?

The examiners will determine the final result after reviewing the results of Terms 1 and 2. The examiners will also perform an internal evaluation. However, it is not yet clear how the results of the two exams will be combined to get a final score.

In addition to students, a considerable number of academicians agree that a student's final grade should be based on either their best achievement from Term 1 or Term 2. This demand results from the fact that students had to stand for two board exams after spending more than a year studying online due to the Covid-19 situation.

Krishi Jagran wishes good luck and prosperity to the farmers and their children who are awaiting the CBSE class 10^th, 12^th results with great anticipation.