CBSE 12th Result 2021 Live Updates: CBSE result declared at cbseresults.nic.in

CBSE 12th result 2021 will be released soon. Students can check the CBSE result using the following steps

Go to the official website, cbseresults.nic.in

Click on class 12 result

Enter the roll number and date of birth

Submit the details

Download the CBSE result copy

Students who had registered for the CBSE 12th board exams will receive the class 12th result in less than 20 minutes from now.

CBSE 12th result can be checked at cbseresults.nic.in

Since marks have been awarded following an alternative assessment scheme, it is likely that the CBSE will not allow students to request for rechecking of marks.

The CISCE has also not allowed students to apply for rechecking. Students can, however, apply for verification of the calculation.

CBSE 12th result 2021 will be available on the official websites supported by the NIC.

Students should check CBSE 12th result 2021 from the official website cbseresults.nic.in, cbse.gov.in and results.gov.in.

Even in case the website crashes, students should not panic and wait for the website to load properly.

"Class XII #CBSEResults will be made available via DigiLocker at 2:00 pm today

To get results, click https://results.digitallocker.gov.in," the DigiLocker has said.

Very often it seen that immediately after a result is declared, the website crashes. This is because the website is unable to handle multiple logins at the same time.

When candidates come through such a situation, they should wait for a while and download the CBSE 12th result later.

This year, CBSE won't release the list of top 0.1% candidates. Every year the CBSE felicitates top 0.1% candidate overall and subject wise.

This year, however, it has declared that there won't be any such list as students will be given imputed marks.

For the second consecutive year, there won't be any merit list in CBSE 12th result. Last year as well a merit list could not be released by the Board as the result was partially finalised using an alternative assessment scheme. Board exams could be partially held last year. The exams were stopped after a nationwide lockdown was imposed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on March 23 to contain the spread of the coronavirus.

In 2019, close to 1 lakh students got compartment in CBSE 12th result. In 2020, the number of students in this category fell to 87, 651.

In the CBSE 12th result which was declared last year, 13.24% of total students which was 157934 students in total had scored above 90%.

The number of 95% plus scoring candidates was more than 3%.

In comparison to 2019, the number of students scoring 95% and above had increased by 118.6% and those getting 90% and above by 67.48% in 2020.

This year, the Board has asked schools to award marks to students as per their previous performance. Schools have been asked to strictly follow the result calculation method and not bunch in 95% marks.

Last year, when CBSE 12th result was announced it was seen that 3.24% of the total students which is 38686 students had secured above 95%.

The CBSE will release the class 12 result at the official link cbseresults.nic.in 2 pm onwards. Students can log on to the official result portal as and when the result is released.

Students should download their roll number from CBSE roll number finder and then access the result.

The region wise pass percentage in CBSE 12th result last year was:

Trivandrum-97.67%

Bengaluru-97.05%

Chennai-96.17%

Delhi West-94.61%

Delhi East -94.24%

Panchkula -92.52%

Chandigarh- 92.04%

Bhubaneswar- 91.46%

Bhopal- 90.95%

Pune- 90.24%

Ajmer- 87.60%

Noida- 84.87%

Guwahati- 83.37%

Dehradun- 83.22%

Prayagraj- 82.49%

Patna- 74.57%

In 2020, the pass percentage of Delhi government schools had improved from was 97.8% which was the highest performance so far. In 2019 the pass percentage was 94.2%. The overall percentage, including both government and private schools, in CBSE’s Class 12 exams had improved by 5.38 percentage points in 2020 compared to 2019.

To create awareness among students, the CBSE had released a compendium of academic courses in 2019. "The compendium of courses after +2, is an earnest effort of the board to facilitate students while scouting for right course choices," the Board had said.

The Board has listed a total of 123 academic courses including the traditional, popular and new age courses which the students can pursue after class 12.

Students are happy after CBSE confirmed the result date and time today.

Among the top three scoring regions are Bengaluru and Chennai. Bengaluru had recorded 97.05% pass and Chennai had recorded 96.17% pass last year.

In 2020, in the CBSE 12th result, Trivandrum region had registered 97.67% pass. This was the highest among all 16 regions of the CBSE.

The CBSE 12th result 2021 will be declared at 2pm. There are huge expectations from the class 12th result as this is the first time in the history of board exams, the CBSE 12th result is being released without holding exams.

At 2 pm, the CBSE 12th result time, students should logon to the official websites and check the result.

Here are the CBSE 12th result 2021 latest news:

CBSE 12th result will be released at 2 pm

CBSE 12th result will be released on the website cbseresults.nic.in

Alternative websites to check CBSE 12th result are results.gov.in, cbse.gov.in

CBSE 12th result 2021 will be available on mobile apps too

To download the roll number, the students will have to enter exactly the same credentials which were uploaded in the LOC data for finding their roll numbers, the Board has said.

Alternatively students may also find out their roll numbers from the link for downloading the roll number slips being made available on the website.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released the roll numbers of all the class 10, 12 students who had registered for the exam this year. "Since the exams were not conducted for both the classes, the admit cards were not released by the Board. Now, the Board is in the process of declaring the result," the Board has said and has released the roll numbers of students.

CBSE roll number finder: cbseit.in/cbse/2021/rfinder/landing.aspx