The Central Board of Secondary Education will not declare the results of term-1 board exams of class 10 and class 12 today, board’s controller of examinations S. Bhardwaj told the media. Recently, some media reports suggested that the Term 1 board exam results may be declared today, January 24. However, Mr. Bhardwaj ruled out the possibility.
CBSE Term 1 Board Exam was conducted in November-December 2021. Students can expect the result soon. The website to download the scorecard is cbseresults.nic.in.
The results may also be available on other platforms like UMANG app & Digi-locker. Candidates can check their result by using their roll number and school number.
Term 2 exams are scheduled for March-April:
Like previous years, CBSE Board is also expected to announce the date and time of class 10 and class 12 results on social media. For the first time, the central board has decided to conduct the board exams in two terms. Term-2 exam is scheduled for March-April after which the combined, final result will be declared. The board had earlier said that the results at the end of TERM-1 would not be published in the form of pass, fail or required repeat.
For authentic information regarding CBSE results students can visit cbse.nic.in or cbse.gov.in or visit the Twitter page of the board.
Term-2 exam date sheet will be released soon at cbse.nic.in. Sample question paper, syllabus and question bank for Term 2 exam has been released at cbseacademic.nic.in.
International Day of Education 2022:
International Education Day is observed on 24 January every year to celebrate the role of education for peace and development. The United Nations General Assembly declared this day as International Day of Education on 24 January 2018.
Today, the world is celebrating the fourth International Day of Education under the theme “Changing Curriculum, Changing Education”.
How to strengthen education as a public effort and the common good, how to drive digital transformation, support teachers, protect the planet and the collective good and the potential in each individual to contribute to our shared home Will create debate about unlocking, – reads a statement from UNESCO.
This year’s International Day of Education will be a platform to showcase the most important changes that have to be nurtured to realize the fundamental right of all to education and build a more sustainable, inclusive and peaceful future.
In these extraordinary times, trading as usual is no longer an option. If we have to change the future, if we have to change the curriculum, we have to rethink education.
