CBSE declares Class 12 exam results: How to check, moderation policy and all important details
New Delhi : Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Sunday declared much-awaited results for Class 12 examinations which were conducted last month amid speculations over implementation of the moderation policy.
Students who had appeared for the examination can check their results on the official websites - www.results.nic.in, www.cbseresults.nic.in, www.cbse.nic.in.
The results for all 10 regions have been announced on the official website. Delhi has highest number of students (2,58,321), followed by Panchkula with 1,84,557 and Ajmer with 1,31,449 candidates.
The CBSE is hosting its result on the internet and with technical support of National Informatics Centre (NIC), Department of Information Technology, Ministry of Communications and Information Technology of the Government of India.
Steps to check CBSE Board Class 12th Results 2017:
1. Go to any of the official website - results.nic.in, cbseresults.nic.in and cbse.nic.in
2. On the homepage, click on the link CBSE Board 12th results 2017
3. Fill the essentials like your roll number, date of birth and other details and click on submit
4. Result will be displayed
5. Save the pdf of result for future reference.
Also, students can get their CBSE Class 12th results 2017 on the telephone numbers of NIC and MTNL through which results can be accessed through IVRS.
National Informatics Centre: 011 – 24300699, MTNL: 011 -28127030
For more information, students can go to the official website or call helpline numbers.
What happened before the release of results?
On Thursday, Education Minister Prakash Javadekar announced that students should not panic over the Delhi High Court decision as CBSE will be releasing its results as per schedule.
"CBSE result will be declared on time, the date will be told by CBSE. No need to worry about court's order, justice will be done for all'', he said.
Javadekar's remarks came in the wake of the Delhi High Court's direction to CBSE not to implement its decision to scrap its moderation policy on marks this year. The court had noted that the CBSE had decided to do away with the moderation policy after the students had taken the examinations.
The court's direction came on a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) that contended that the policy should not be done away with this year since it will affect students of Class 12 who have applied for admissions abroad.
What does marks moderation cover?
Marks moderation can broadly imply some or all of the following:
- Giving grace marks to students to help them pass an examination if they are falling short by a few marks.
- Giving grace marks to students for questions beyond expected or standard difficulty levels or for questions with errors.
- Tweaking of marks awarded for the purpose of bringing uniformity to the evaluation process. This could include differences in how various examiners evaluate answer scripts or disparities in different question paper sets.
High Court Intervention saved lakhs of students:
Last moment intervention by Delhi High Court did not allow CBSE to impement moderation policy from this year and students recieved their marksheets on the previous format.
