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As we battle the economic impact of the pandemic, we need your support even more, so that we can continue to offer you more quality content. Our subscription model has seen an encouraging response from many of you, who have subscribed to our online content. More subscription to our online content can only help us achieve the goals of offering you even better and more relevant content. We believe in free, fair and credible journalism. Your support through more subscriptions can help us practise the journalism to which we are committed. Support quality journalism and subscribe to Business Standard. Digital Editor<doc-sep>CBSE Class 10 Board Result Declared: Taru Jain from Jaipur, one of the13 CBSE toppers told ANI that she used to four-five hours for the exam. Jain scored one of the 13 students who secured 499 out of 500 marks in CBSE Class 10 examinations, said, 'I feel really good, used to study for 4-5 hours. I want to pursue Economics (Honours) from Delhi University. Had support from parents, teachers and principal.' Auto refresh feeds The Central board, in another surprise announcement for students, said it will declare the Class 10 results today at 3 pm. Earlier, amid speculation that the CBSE Class 10 2019 results would be declared on 5 May, CBSE public relations officer Rama Sharma dismissed the "unconfirmed fake news", adding that the board will inform students and schools of the date before declaring the results. The Central board will anounce the Class 10 result on its official websites — cbseresults.nic.in and cbse.nic.in. Step 4: Once your result appears on the screen, download it and take a printout for future reference. Step 3: Enter your registration number or roll number and other admit card details in the provided fields and click on 'Submit' . Earlier, it was reported that CBSE would declare both Class 10 and Class 12 results in the third week of May. But CBSE declared the Class 12 results in a surprise move the same day and also said that the Class 10 results would be declared the same way. CBSE conducted the Class 10 exams for over 27 lakh candidates from 2 February to 29 March this year. In 2018, the pass percentage of students was 88.67 percent. Girls had outperformed boys with 86.07 percent of them passing the exams against 85.32 percent of boys. Students can also use keywords like 'Class 10 results' or 'CBSE Class 10 results', 'how to check Class 10 results', or 'check CBSE Class 10 results' on the homepage to get their scores. Google has partnered with CBSE to make it easier for students to find their results and other exam-related information. All students have to do is go to google.com and type 'CBSE result' to get the link. The link for students to check their CBSE Class 10 results is open on cbseresults.nic.in or cbse.nic.in Owing to the extremely high volume of traffic that the official CBSE websites are likely to see, students can face difficulty in logging in. In such a case, there are a multiple other ways students can check their scores. Step 4: Once your result appears on the screen, download it and take a printout for future reference. Step 3: Enter your registration number or roll number and other admit card details in the provided fields and click on 'Submit' . The number of students passing the CBSE Class 10 exams has been dropping since 2014. CBSE has introduced a post-result helpline for counselling services. Those woth queries can get in touch with trained staff at 1800 11 8004, which will be available from 8 am to 10 pm only till 16 May. This year, CBSE released both the Class 10 and Class 12 results before ICSE and the West Bengal, Rajasthan, Punjab and Maharashtra boards. This year, CBSE declared both the Class 10 and Class 12 results within a record number of days from the last exams. CBSE declared the Class 10 result within 38 days of the exams and the Class 12 results within 55 days. Students unable to access their results via the internet can avail of an SMS service. Candidates can also check their Class 10 results on the UMANG mobile app, which is available on smart phones that run on Android, iOS and Windows. This year, CBSE Class 10 students registered a pass percentage of 91.1 percent, a significant rise from 86.07 percent last year. Since 2016, CBSE has provided Class 10 digital academic documents, which includes marksheets, migration certificates and pass certificate, on its own academic repository ‘Parinam Manjusha’. The repository is integrated with DigiLocker at digilocker.gov.in . CBSE Class 10 marksheets to be available at digilocker.gov.in The CBSE Class 12 results 2019 were anounced on 2 May. Students registered a pass percentage of 83.7 percent. Hansika Shukla from Ghaziabad and Karishma Arora from Muzaffarnagar topped the CBSE Class 12 exams. In comparison, Class 10 students scored much better, with a much higher pass percentage of 91.1 percent. Studentrs not pleased with their scores can apply for re-evaluation on cbse.nic.in . Re-checking of each subject will cost Rs 500. Students can apply for re-evaluation from 24 May till 25 May 25 till 5 pm. Step 4: Once your result appears on the screen, download it and take a printout for future reference. Step 3: Enter your registration number or roll number and other admit card details in the provided fields and click on 'Submit' . How and where to check CBSE 10th results 2019 In 2018, the Thiruvananthapuram region performed the best with a 99.60 percent pass percentage. The region fared the best in the Class 12 CBSE results, as well. Like last year, students from Thiruvananthapuram fared the best with a pass percentage of 99.85 percent, followed by Chennai (99 percent) and Ajmer (95.89 percent). Once again, Thiruvananthapuram fares best in CBSE Class 10 exams As many as 13 students scored 499 out of 500 marks this year in the CBSE Class 10 exams 2019. In a close second, 25 students scored 498 out of 500 marks, and 58 students scored 497 out of 500 marks. Siddhant Pengoriya from Lotus Valley International School in Noida is among the 13 toppers who scored 499 out of 500 in the CBSE Class 10 2019 exams. The other toppers are Divyansh Wadhwa, Yogesh Kumar Gupta, Ankur Mishra, Vatsal Varshney, Manya, Aryan Jha, Taru Jha, Bhavana Sivadas, Ish Madan, Divjot Kaur Jaggi, Apoorva Jain, and Shivani Lath. In 2018, the pass percentage of students was 88.67 percent. Girls had outperformed boys with 86.07 percent of them clearing the exams against 85.32 percent of boys. Girls outperformed boys once again with a pass percentage of 92.45 percent. A lower figure of 90.14 percent boys cleared the CBSE Class 10 exams. While girls outperformed boys by 2.31 percent with a 92.45 percent pass percentage over 90.14 percent of boys, transgender students scored even better with a pass percentage of 94.74 percent. This is even higher than their pass percentage of 83.33 percent in 2018. Jawaharlal Navodaya Vidyalayas followed, with 98.57 percent students clearing the CBSE Class 10 board exams. Government schools performed the worst with a pass percentage of 71.91 percent . Kendriya Vidyalayas performed the best among all institutes that function under CBSE. As many as 99 percent of students from Kendriya Vidyalayas cleared the Class 10 CBSE 2019 exams. Step 4: Once your result appears on the screen, download it and take a printout for future reference. Step 3: Enter your registration number or roll number and other admit card details in the provided fields and click on 'Submit' . Of the 17,74,299 students who registered for the CBSE Class 10 2019 exams, 17,61,078 appeared and 16,04,428 passed, bringing the overall pass percentage to 91.10 percent. "I’m so glad to see such young high achievers who successfully cleared life’s first big test," the Union minister tweeted. This year, 13 students topped the CBSE Class 10 exams with 499 out of 500 marks. Of them, seven are boys and six, girls. The prime minister said on Twitter: "Proud of my young friends who have successfully cleared the CBSE Class X examinations." Of the 13 students who topped the CBSE Class 10 exams, eight are from Uttar Pradesh (Noida, Ghaziabad, Meerut and Jaunpur). Eight of the 13 toppers are from Uttar Pradesh 24 students bag second rank in CBSE class 10 results with 498 out of 500 marks, whereas, 58 students share third position with 497 marks, PTI said. This year, 17,74,299 students had registered for the CBSE Class 10 2019 exams, of which 17,61,078 appeared and 16,04,428 passed, bringing the overall pass percentage to 91.10 percent. Step 4: Once your result appears on the screen, download it and take a printout for future reference.<doc-sep>
Archisha Pal of Kuwait is the topper in foreign school candidates with 496 marks Archisha Pal of Fahaheel Al-Watanieh Ind P School Ahmadi Kuwait scored 496 out of 500 to emerge as topper among candidates in foreign school. Shivika Dudani has topped Delhi region with 498 marks Shivika Dudani of Amity International School, sector 7, Pushp Vihar, Delhi scored 498 out of 500 to emerge as Delhi topper. Priyanshu Kumar of DAV BSEB tops Patna region Priyanshu Kumar of DAV BSEB Colony School, Patna has topped Patna regions with 495 marks. Pass percentage of candidates in foreign school is 98.75 Out of the 23494 candidates in foreign school, 98.75% students passed. This means, 23200 students cleared the exam. Prakash Javadekar praises CBSE for glitch-free exam Union Minister Prakash Javadekar praised CBSE for conducting “glitch-free and hassle-free” examination. He said: “There was not a single report of leakage of exam papers. This is how CBSE has conducted the examination and improved over the years. Papers were leaked by some vested interest the last time. The accused is now serving the sentence,” he said. 1, 38, 705 candidates are placed in compartment (full subjects) 1, 38, 705 candidates are placed in compartment for full subject which is 7.8% of the total number of students. Last year it was 11.45% PM Modi congratulates the CBSE students on twitter Proud of my young friends who have successfully cleared the CBSE Class X examinations. Wishing them the very best for their journey ahead. May these young minds continue making us proud. Congratulations also to their teachers and parents! #CBSE10thresult — Chowkidar Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) 6 May 2019 59 students bag AIR-3 with 497/500 marks A total of 59 students have scored 497 out of 500 who have bagged third rank. 25 students get 2nd rank by scoring 498/500 A total of 25 students have scored 498/500 and bagged AIR- 2. 13 students have scored 499/500 and got AIR-1 Girls outscore boys with a margin of 2.31% this year Girls have again outscored boys in CBSE 10th results with a margin of 2.31%. Girls have a pass percent of 92.45% while 90.14% boys have passed out. Under transgender category, 94.74% students have passed. Check region wise performance in CBSE 10th result 2019 Trivandrum region posted the highest pass percentage 99.85 per cent, followed by Chennai at 99 per cent. Delhi region had a pass percentage of 80.97 per cent. The rest of the regions fared Ajmer 95.89 per cent, Panchkula 93.72 , Prayagraj 92.55, Bhubaneswar 92.32, Patna 91.86, Dehradun 89.04 and Guwahati 74.49 per cent. HRD minister Prakash Javadekar tweets to congratulate KVs, JNVs Kendriya Vidyalayas again perform excellent with a pass percent of 99.47 KVs of India have again performed well with the highest pass percentage (school wise). Pass percent of KVs - 99.47, Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya- 98.57, govt. school- 71.91 HRD minister Prakash Javadekar tweets Students from Dehradun, Panchkula, Ajmer and Trivandrum get AIR-1 Among the 13 students who have topped the CBSE 10th Board 2019, seven are from Dehradun,and rest are from Panchkula, Ajmer, Prayagraj and Trivandrum 2.2 Lakh students have scored above 90% 2,25,143 students have scored above 90% Check the list of all 13 toppers here A total of 13 students have bagged first rank by scoring 499 out of 500. Check full topper list here. Trivandrum region tops with 99.85 Trivandrum has topped among all other regions with a pass percentage of 99.85% This year the pass percentage is 91.10 This year 91.1% students have qualified. Last year it was 86.7% 13 students get 499 out of 500, bag 1st rank A total of 13 students have scored 499 out of 500 and secured first rank in India. Here’s how to check CBSE 10th result on IVR The telephone numbers of NIC through which results can be accessed through IVRS are as follows: -24300699- for local subscribers in Delhi 011 – 24300699- for subscribers in other parts of the country Smriti Irani’s daughter scores 82% in CBSE 10th Board exam. 10 th board results out . Daughter scored 82% . Proud that inspite of challenges she has done well. Way to go Zoe. — Chowkidar Smriti Z Irani (@smritiirani) 6 May 2019 Candidates can check their results at cbseresult.nic.in Candidates can check their CBSE 10th result 2019 online on web browser and on mobile. Click here to know how to check. CBSE class 10th results declared CBSE has declared class 10th results are declared. Check at cbseresults.nic.in. Check details here.