The CBSE 10th Result 2022 have been made public by the Central Board of Secondary Education. Candidates from all over India who took part in the Class 10 board exam can check their results on the official website of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) at cbse.gov.in as well as on the CBSE results website at cbseresults.nic.in. The result is also accessible through the Digilocker and UMANG apps, respectively.
This year, the overall percentage of students who passed the exam is 94.40 percent. The Class 10 results show that the girls have once again achieved a higher pass rate than the boys. Girls have a passing percentage of 95.21 percent overall, while boys have a passing percentage of 93.80 percent. The success rate for transgender candidates is ninety percent. By a margin of 1.41 percent, girls have outperformed boys.
CBSE 10th Result 2022: How to Check From CBSE Website:
Step 1: Candidates can check their results by following the straightforward instructions that are provided below.
Step 2: Visit the official website of the CBSE Board for results at cbse.gov.in.
Step 3: Click on the result section, and a new website will open.
Step 4: Now, on the home page, click on the Class 10 result link
Step 5: Enter the login information, and then click the submit button.
Step 6: Your result will be shown to you on the screen.
Step 7: Check the result and download it
Step 8: Take a printout in case you need it again later.
How to Check CBSE Class 10 Result 2022 on DigiLocker:
Step 1: Visit digilocker.gov.in to access the official website.
Step 2: Click the “CBSE 10th result 2022” link on the homepage.
Step 3: Provide the necessary information
Step 4: Select the submit button
Step 5: The CBSE Class 10 marksheet 2022 will be presented to you on the screen at this time.
Exams for the second term of Class 10 were given by the Board from April 26th to May 24th, 2022, at a variety of exam centres across the country. When administering the exam, CBSE ensured that it followed all of the COVID19 guidelines that were published by both the state and the central government.
Also Read:
