NEW DELHI: The Class X and XII board results of Central Board of Secondary Education will be declared on the third and fourth week of May respectively.
According to sources in the CBSE, the Class X results are likely to be declared on either May 19 or May 20, 2015. "The Class XII results are likely to be ready by May 25 and the board will declare it by May 27 or May 28, 2015," said an official in the exam branch.
The board officials said that the Class XII results could be declared in two or three phase - Chennai region could be the first region to get the results and then the Patna and Bhubaneshwar region in the third phase. The All India results are likely to be declared on May 27, 2015.
In Class X, a total of 13,73,853 students registered for the exam this year, which is around 3.3% increase from that of 2014. In Class XII, a total of 10,40,368 students registered for the exams this year, of which 6,07,383 are boys and 4,32,985 are girls.
This year Class XII exams have been dubbed as among the toughest in the history of the board. Students and even a section of schools sent their representation to the board regarding the difficulty level of exams like mathematics and physics.
According to sources in the CBSE, the Class X results are likely to be declared on either May 19 or May 20, 2015. "The Class XII results are likely to be ready by May 25 and the board will declare it by May 27 or May 28, 2015," said an official in the exam branch.
The board officials said that the Class XII results could be declared in two or three phase - Chennai region could be the first region to get the results and then the Patna and Bhubaneshwar region in the third phase. The All India results are likely to be declared on May 27, 2015.
In Class X, a total of 13,73,853 students registered for the exam this year, which is around 3.3% increase from that of 2014. In Class XII, a total of 10,40,368 students registered for the exams this year, of which 6,07,383 are boys and 4,32,985 are girls.
This year Class XII exams have been dubbed as among the toughest in the history of the board. Students and even a section of schools sent their representation to the board regarding the difficulty level of exams like mathematics and physics.
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