Students of class 10th of CBSE board were left baffled in the past couple of days as the date of the results was not officially declared by the board. Earlier this week, there was a strong buzz that results would come out on 16th of this month which turned out to be a shallow claim, however if sources are to be believed now, these results would be declared today i.e. 20th May, on the official website of CBSE on http://cbseresults.nic.in.
More than 6 lakh students had opted for CCE (Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation) out of total 10, 61,566 students this year. The anxiety among the students is at top level even though the substantial number of students have somehow estimated their grades as they are already aware of the their grades for the FA I and II and SA-I assessment. Students will get to know their final grades plus the grade point and the Cumulative Grade Point Average, when the results are declared.
Students can also find out the percentage scored by them in their respective subjects by multiplying the grade points of a subject with a factor of 9.5 which might also be used by the schools for the admission in class XI (11th). Students falling with in the grade A to D would get their qualifying certificates, however whoever scores E or below would have to appear for Improvement Chance assessment for which the dates will be published on the CBSE site after the results are announced.
More than 6 lakh students had opted for CCE (Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation) out of total 10, 61,566 students this year. The anxiety among the students is at top level even though the substantial number of students have somehow estimated their grades as they are already aware of the their grades for the FA I and II and SA-I assessment. Students will get to know their final grades plus the grade point and the Cumulative Grade Point Average, when the results are declared.
Students can also find out the percentage scored by them in their respective subjects by multiplying the grade points of a subject with a factor of 9.5 which might also be used by the schools for the admission in class XI (11th). Students falling with in the grade A to D would get their qualifying certificates, however whoever scores E or below would have to appear for Improvement Chance assessment for which the dates will be published on the CBSE site after the results are announced.
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