The Central Board of Secondary Education, Board has successfully conducted the first-term examination of class 10 students in the academic year 2021. Like the exam, this time also the results will be unique. Central Board of Secondary Education has made it clear that no student will be declared pass or fail in the class 1 examination of class 10 standard.
The board will only share the marks obtained by the students. If a student does not appear for the paper, she or he will be treated as absent. In such cases, only the internal marks produced by the school will be awarded to him.
According to the reports, the result will come in January:
Over 21.2 lakh class 10 students had registered for the CBSE board exams this year. Central Board of Secondary Education – CBSE has not made any statement regarding the result of class 1 exam class 10, however, reports suggest that the result will be released in January 2022. The exact date has not been released yet.
In this academic session the Central Board of Secondary Education, board will conduct the examination in two phases. The first term examinations have been completed, and the second term examination will be conducted in March 2022. The final result will consist of TERM-1, TERM-2 and Internal Results.
The results will be released on the CBSE website cbse.gov.in or cbseresults.nic.in. Students have to enter roll number, date of birth to check their result. The results will also be available through SMS, and IVRS, and Digi Locker, CBSE 10th Result 2022 will include marks details, grades and divisions.
Conducting the TERM-2 exam will largely depend on the conditions prevailing in India due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As of now, the board has not shared any information related to the Term 2 exams. In case of TERM-2 exam not being conducted due to CORONA-19 situation or any other situation, that time TERM-1 will give the final result after moderation of marks and internal assessment.
As per the CBSE Term 1 exam pattern, the History question papers will have Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) consisting of case-based MCQs. MCQs on Assertion-reasoning type and two map-based questions.
History Sample Paper Pattern:
As per the CBSE History Sample Paper, the question paper for Class 12 History will have four sections. All sections will be compulsory and all questions will be of equal marks.
