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13 May

CBSE Class 10 Results Declared, 93.60% Students Pass; Girls Outshine Boys Once Again

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsIndiaCBSE

New Delhi (National Times): The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) announced the Class 10 board exam results on Tuesday, with a pass percentage of 93.60%, marking a slight improvement of 0.06% over last year’s performance. Girls have once again outperformed boys, achieving a pass rate of 95%, surpassing their male counterparts by 2.37 percentage points. Students can now check their results online at cbse.gov.in, cbseresults.nic.in, or results.cbse.nic.in. To access the marksheets, they will need to enter their roll number, school number, admit card ID, and date of birth. The provisional digital marksheets are available for immediate download, while original…

13 May

CBSE Class 12 Board Results 2025 Declared, Pass Percentage Rises to 88.39%

Gurpreet Singh0 CommentsIndiaCBSE

New Delhi (National Times): The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has officially declared the results for the Class 12 board examinations 2025, with 88.39% of students passing, marking a slight improvement of 0.41 percentage points over last year’s figure of 87.98%. Girls have once again outperformed boys, achieving a pass rate of over 91%, outshining male students by nearly 6 percentage points (5.94%). The consistent trend of girls excelling in board exams continued this year as well. Students can now access their results via the official CBSE portals: cbse.gov.in cbseresults.nic.in results.cbse.nic.in To check their scores, students will need to…

26 Feb

CBSE Confirms Punjabi and Other Languages in 2025-26 Board Exams After Past Controversy

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsPunjabBoard Exams, CBSE, Punjabi Controversy

New Delhi, February 26, 2025 – The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has officially reaffirmed that Punjabi, along with several other languages, will continue to be offered in the 2025-26 academic session. This clarification follows concerns over previous controversies regarding Punjabi’s exclusion from CBSE's syllabus.The issue first gained attention when reports suggested that Punjabi was not included in CBSE's subject list, sparking backlash from educators, political leaders, and the Punjab government. Many saw this as an attempt to sideline the language, leading to widespread protests and demands for its reinstatement. CBSE later clarified that Punjabi had not been removed…

26 Feb

CBSE Faces Backlash for Excluding Punjabi from Board Exam Policy

nishuthapar10 CommentsPunjabCBSE

Chandigarh (National Times): The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has sparked controversy after its new draft policy for Class 10 and 12 board exams failed to include Punjabi (code 004) as a second language, while all other languages were listed. The draft, released yesterday, is currently open for feedback from schools, teachers, parents, and students before being finalized. The omission has triggered strong opposition, particularly in Punjab, where Punjabi is the official language. Education Minister Harjot Bains has strongly objected to the move, demanding that CBSE and the Union Minister for Education reverse the decision immediately. "We strongly oppose…