<red> May 16th, 2023 <red>
Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) starts re-evaluation, verification process from 16 May, 2023. Students of Class 10 & 12 who are not satisfied with their marks can apply for this process.
For this, students have to pay some fees for different activities. Check the tables below for class 10 & 12 for the complete schedule.
Schedule for Verification of Marks of Class 12
Schedule for Verification of Marks of Class 10
Note: Application process can be done on holidays too
Here are all the steps for the to get your answer sheets to be rechecked:
Step 1: Visit the CBSE official website. Tap on the direct link to apply for the CBSE Revaluation application.
Step 2: Fill in your login credentials such as
Step 3: Final re-evaluation form will appear on the screen. Fill necessary details.
Step 4: Pay the prescribed fees and tap on the submit button. Download and keep a hard copy for future references.
<red> May 18th, 2023 <red>
The results for class 10 & class 12 have been announced. This year the number of students who failed the board exam increased, around 2,10,337 lakh students did not clear the board exams. The overall pass percentage dropped by 87.33% from last year’s 92.71%.
Those who have cleared the exam can download their CBSE 2023 board result from the official website. Other than the official website students can check the result on CBSE Results and Digilocker website.
Below are all the steps to download results and prepare beforehand.
Step 1: Visit the CBSE Results website. The interface shown below will open.
Step 2: Click on any one link out of three.
Step 3: Fill the login credentials–Students Roll Number, School Number, and Admit Card ID.
Step 4: Click on the Submit option and your marksheet will appear on screen.
Step 5: Print/ Download the result for future reference.
NOTE: It is possible that the links may not work for some time as a lot of students are checking their results at the same time. Try to load the links.
To check the cut-off list of colleges, class 12 students may need to know their final percentage. Top 5 subjects are considered while calculating the percentile. Here’s an example of how to calculate the class 10 & class 12 marks percentage.
Step 1: Take the top five highest marks from the marksheet:
82 + 78 + 85 + 75 + 90 = 410
Step 2: Divide total numbers (410) by 500 and multiply the final number by 100.
=> 410 / 500 × 100 = 82%
The final percentage is 82%.