CBSE Class 10 result 2018 on May 28; download marks at cbse.nic.in; refreshes

CBSE twelfth outcome 2018 were announced today. CBSE will declare date for CBSE Class 10 result soon. Check for refreshes on Business Standard

CBSE Class 12 result was discharged today. CBSE Class 10 Result 2018 will be proclaimed on May 28. As indicated by a media report, Central Board of Secondary Education may proclaim CBSE tenth outcome on Monday. CBSE will discharge the outcomes on its official site cbse.nic.in or cbseresults.nic.in. Focal Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) declared CBSE twelfth outcome on Saturday with the general pass level of 83.01 percent. The best three areas were Thiruvananthapuram with 97.32 percent, Chennai 93.87 percent, and Delhi with 89 percent.

"The board praises every one of the understudies. The young ladies have taken a lead of 9.32 percent in front of young men. The pass rate has likewise expanded by 1 percent. There are nine toppers this year with the primary topper at 499 imprints, the second topper 498, and seven toppers at 497 imprints," Public Relations Officer (PRO) CBSE Rama Sharma said.

"The CBSE has likewise set up extraordinary guiding office for managing post-result tension. The sans toll number 1800-11-8004 can be gotten to from any piece of the nation," she additionally included.

Meghna Srivastava, from Ghaziabad, turned into the national topper with 499 stamps out of 500. Anoushka Chandra from Ghaziabad secured the second position with 498. A Vijay Ganesh from Kerala finished the distinctively capable class with a score of 492. Pooja Kumari of Dehradun secured the second position with 489 and, Lavanya Jha of Delhi came third with 487.

Ventures TO CHECK CBSE CLASS 12 AND CLASS 10 RESULT 2018:

— Go to the CBSE official site cbse.nic.in

— Click on CBSE Class twelfth Result 2018 or CBSE Class tenth Result 2018

— Enter your concede card subtle elements and get your CBSE Class 10 Result 2018 or CBSE Class 12 Result 2018

— Download your CBSE Result 2018 for future reference

Understudies can get to their outcomes through SMS charged at 50 paise per SMS

Check CBSE result through Google

CBSE has joined forces with Google to have the CBSE Class 10 and CBSE Class 12 comes about on the web search tool. Understudies can check their outcomes on Google via hunting down CBSE Class 10 or CBSE Class 12 result. They should enter move number to login and get to their outcomes.

Check CBSE Board Exam Results 2018 through Microsoft

Through Microsoft application's SMS coordinator, understudies will be educated about CBSE twelfth outcome 2018. The hopefuls should enroll with their move number, school code and the date of birth to have the capacity to get to their imprints.

Never utilized 'encoded' question papers to counteract spills: CBSE

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) cleared up that no"encrypted" question papers were utilized as a part of leading any board examination this year as a measure to keep away from spills.

"While various measures were embraced to influence exams to secure, no 'encoded' arrange question papers was utilized as a part of lead of any board examination this year," a senior CBSE official said.

CBSE leak: 2 bankers nabbed; JEE Mains 2018 paper leak news fake; updates

The Una-based teacher who helped leak Class 12 economics and Class 10 mathematics papers, harboured the ambition of becoming the principal of the school

CBSE : The Una-based teacher, allegedly involved in leaking Class 12 economics and Class 10 mathematics papers, harboured the ambition of becoming the principal of the school where he taught, and a relative had assured him she would get it done if he helped her get the papers, an official privy to the probe said.

The CBSE Class 10 mathematics question paper was leaked by Rakesh Kumar, an economics teacher at DAV Centenary School in Una in Himachal Pradesh, who was arrested last week along with two other employees of the school - Amit Sharma and Ashok Kumar - in connection with the economics paper leak. The police said today Rakesh Kumar was found to be also involved with the mathematics paper leak before the March 28 examination. Police, however, said there was no monetary transaction involved and Rakesh Kumar did it only to realise his dream.

On Thursday, the police said two men and a woman have been arrested in connection with the leak of the mathematics paper. The three accused were identified as Sheru Ram (35), branch manager of Union Bank Of India, Om Prakash (58), head cashier of the same bank and the 40-year-old woman who had forwarded the handwritten question papers of Class 12 economics and Class 10 mathematics to others via WhatsApp from her cell-phone which later went viral on social media.

Till now more than 60 people have been questioned in the case, out of which 10 are tutors of coaching centres.

Top 10 developments on CBSE Class 10 Maths, CBSE Class 12 Eco paper leak, rumours around JEE Mains 2018

1. Bank officials arrested over CBSE paper leak: The two bank officials, arrested along with a woman in connection with the Class 10 Mathematics paper leak, were nabbed on charges of criminal negligence, the police said today. The accused have been identified as Sheru Ram (35), a branch manager of Union Bank of India, Om Prakash (58), head cashier of the bank and the 40-year-old woman, who had circulated hand-written question papers of Class 12 economics and Class 10 mathematics via WhatsApp.

2. CBSE submits status report in Delhi HC over paper leak: CBSE submitted status report in Delhi High Court over Class 10 and 12 exam paper leak and various decisions taken by the Board after the incident. The question papers of class XII Economics and class X Mathematics exams held on March 26 and March 28 respectively, were leaked on Whatsapp. The re-examination of the Class XII Economics paper will be conducted on April 25. However, there will no re-test for Class 10 Maths paper.

3. JEE Mains 2018: CBSE files complaint against website for circulating fake news: The CBSE has filed a complaint against the owner of a website cisthetaglobal.com for publishing false news that some questions in the JEE (Main) 2018 exam were picked from a 2016 mock test of a coaching institute, the Board said. It said the news about the questions being "identical" to those in the mock test of the Narayana Coaching Academy was "completely baseless and circulated to damage the image of the board. In a statement, the CBSE said they have filed a complaint and demanded that an FIR be registered against the owner of a website that circulated the news.

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