cbse.nic.in Board Results 2015: CBSE Class 10 Results declared on cbseresults.nic.in

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has declared the results of the Class 10 Board Examinations 2015 at 2:30 pm today.
CBSE class 10th board examination was conducted in the month of March 2015.
As per reports, nearly 13 lakhs students appeared for CBSE Class 10 board exams.
The Central Board of Secondary Education, Delhi was established in 1962. Every year the board exams are conducted in March and April.
There has been a change in the marking scheme of CBSE Board examination in the last five years. Earlier the CBSE used to give marks in percentage but now the board has introduced grading system.
The CBSE Class X board results are available on cbse.nic.in, cbseresults.nic.in and results.gov.in.
Students can access their results by submitting their roll number.
We wish all the students best of luck.

CBSE 10th Board Results 2015

Central Board of Secondary Education (also known as CBSE) is a board of school education for secondary and higher secondary schools in New Delhi, India. CBSE board was founded on 3 November, 1962. Headquarter of the board is in New Delhi, India. The board is responsible for all over development and promotion of secondary and higher secondary education.
All the students, who have appeared in the CBSE board exams, they can check their CBSE 2015 10th board Result here. CBSE has successfully conducted 10th board exams in the month of March 2015. Now, this time CBSE board will declare 10th board results in the month of May 2015. Students will be able to find their result on its official website: cbseresults.nic.in  or   cbse.nic.in

CBSE Results 2014 for Class 10 : Region wise performance

CBSE 10th results 2014 are out and are available at the official websites after a month long wait.

Around 13.28 lakh students who have appeared for the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE ) Class 10 examinations 2014 students can view their results.

Thiruvananthapuram received a cent (100) percent pass percentage from girl candidates and fared the best among the ten regions CBSE is divided in. The total pass percentage of this newly formed region is 99.96.

Chennai stands in the second position with a pass percentage of 99.68 but dropped few notched from 99.80 recorded last year. Te results for both the Chennai and Thiruvananthapuram region was declared a day early i.e May 19 in late evening.

Other regions in the order of their rank and pass percentages are:
Patna                 99.51
Panchkula         99.43
Ajmer                99.40

CBSE 10th Results 2014: Results can be verified till June 11

CBSE Class 10th results for 2014 have been Declared online. The candidates can check their scores on the official website.

According to a notification on the official website, the candidates can get their results verified. The candidates are required to apply for verification of marks in such a manner that their applications reach the respective regional office(s) within 21 days of the declaration of result i.e. by June 11.

The application forms can be downloaded from the official website or can be collected from the concerned regional offices.

The candidates from Delhi region are required to submit the application forms at the National Victor Public School, Institutional Area, IP Extn, Patparganj, Delhi-110092 during the working hours of the school. The candidates are required to pay an amount of Rs 200 per subject in the form of cash, along with the application form. In case of urgency, the candidates are required to pay an amount of Rs 300 per subject.

CBSE 10th Board Examination 2014: Preparation Tips

Most Class 10 students have opted out of the board exams conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in March. They have chosen to be evaluated based on the Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) system. Experts suggest that there is no need to fear the boards. Students writing the exams need to keep the following things in mind while preparing in order to score well.

Science
In science, identify the chapters with maximum weightage in exams and then revise the key concepts from them. Concentrate more on the three- and five mark questions. During the last few days, it is very important to remain focused.
So, choose only the textbook and just study that. More books will add to the confusion and doubts and will limit plan.

Admit Cards to CBSE 10th, 12th students online

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), in its venture of providing a slew of New Year gifts to students, has decided to issue Admit Cards for Class 10th and Class 12th exams online this year. However, at present only schools have been authorized to download the Admit Cards so that any flaws in the Cards could be corrected at school-level itself. The CBSE has given the link on its website to the recognized schools. The schools have to send the data of Class 10th and Class 12th students on this link till January 20. The CBSE, on the basis of school data, will issue the Admit Cards in February.
The schools can take out the print of the Admit Cards by login the CHSE website once it starts issuing the same. But the schools have to mention the School Code and Recognition Code for taking out the print out of the Admit Cards.
The schools have been authorized to correct any wrong information on the Admit Cards issued by the CBSE, if there is any. But the schools have to notify the CBSE office about the corrections.
Till now, the CBSE used to issue printed Admit Cards to the students. And if the Admit Cards contained any wrong information, the corrective process used to take a considerable time and thus making the students uneasy unnecessarily till the corrections. The schools were first making the corrections and then the Admit Cards were to be sent to the CBSE office and after final corrections by the CBSE, the Admit Cards were to be sent again to the concerned schools. Hence the CBSE decision to issue Admit Cards to Class 10th and Class 12^th students online.
 Source: http://www.nagpurtoday.in/admit-cards-to-cbse-10th-12th-students-online/

CBSE Helpline new timings: 9 am to 5 pm

Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has always strived to make examinations less stressful for the students and they continue with this attempt by maintaining their toll-free helpline number: 1800-11-8002. In addition to providing help for students appearing in Class 10th and Class 12th board exams, aspirants appearing for the JEE Mains exam and CTET exam, both conducted by CBSE can also avail the free CBSE helpline facility. The free helpline is available 7 days a week from 9 AM to 5 PM.