CBSE 10th result 2016 will be for the exams that were undertaken by the students in the month of March. Students must be looking forward to their results so that they can continue their studies on the basis of these results. (Representative Image: Express archive)
CBSE 10th result 2016 date: Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is likely to declare CBSE result 2016 class 10 in third week of May on its official website cbseresults.nic.inand results.nic.in (or results.gov.in). As many as 14,99,122 candidates, who registered for the examination, are now anxiously waiting for CBSE class 10 results 2016 (both board-based and school-based) to be declared so that they can plan their future academic progress based on how well they scored here. CBSE class 10 results 2016 marks will determine the stream students will be taking – Science, Arts or Commerce. While the CBSE class 12th result will be declared on 27th May,CBSE 10th result 2016 date declaration is 30th May.
CBSE 10th result 2016 will be for the exams that were undertaken by the students in the month of March. Students must be looking forward to their results so that they can continue their studies on the basis of these results. Those candidates who are nervous about their results should relax and know that they will be rewarded for their hard work and study is in any case always a rewarding experience.
CBSE 10th result 2016 can be viewed by students them once CBSE declares them on official websites. Here are the steps to check CBSE 10th result 2016:
STEP 1. Visit the official website cbseresults.nic.in, or results.nic.in (results.gov.in)
STEP 2. Click on CBSE class 10 results 2016
STEP 3. Enter your registration number, name and date of birth
STEP 4. Check your result and then download the PDF copy of the scorecard
STEP 5. Take a print out of the PDF copy of your result. But don’t forget to collect the official hard copy of the result from your respective institute
CBSE has a good previous record in terms of stats about passing and failing percentage. In the year 2012, CBSE had a passing percentage of more than 97.86 which means that out of every 100 students, 97 of them passed the exam. In 2013, the passing percentage increased to 98.19 and in that year, there were more than 7 hundred thousand students who participated in the exams. 2014 saw another improvement in the passing percentage as it improved from 98.19 to 98.76 from 2013 to 2014. The passing percentage in 2015 again aggravated with a total of 98.87 percent of the students passing the exam.
We wish all students good luck for their results!