5 July, 2021, 12:27 pm

The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education (HPBOSE) has postponed the declaration of Class 10 results, a board official said. The result was scheduled to be announced at 11:30 am at a press conference but it has been postponed due to a high court decision, Anju Pathak, Public Relations Officer of the board confirmed. While it is confirmed the results will not be declared today, there is no update on the new date and time.

When declared, students can visit the official website of the board, hpbose.org, login with their credentials, and check their result status and marks.

HP Board 10th results may also be available on private websites which students can use if they can not visit the official website due to heavy traffic. However, they should cross-check their scores on the official website later for authentication.

Last year, Class 10 board results in Himachal Pradesh were announced in June. The pass percentage was 68.11 per cent. Out of 1,04,323 total students, 70,371 students cleared the board exam in 2020.

5 July, 2021, 9:45 am

Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education or HPBOSE will declare the HPBOSE 10th results of HP Board Matric result 2021 today. According to the official confirmation provided by the HPBOSE, the results will be declared today at 11:30 am in a press conference. The HPBOSE 10th results will be hosted at the Fastresult Website & Mobile APP. The students will need their registration details to check the HPBOSE Matric results.

Last year the HPBOSE 10th result was announced in June and the pass percentage was 68.11 percent. Out of 1,04,323 total students, 70,371 students cleared the Himachal Pradesh Class 10th Board exams in 2020.

This year, in the absence of Class 10th examinations, the HPBOSE Matric results have been prepared on the basis of alternative assessment criteria developed by the board. The students have been assessed out of a maximum of 100 marks for each subject.

Once the HPBOSE 10th results are declared, candidates may access the results through the official website, hpbose.org. HPBOSE Class 10 Matric regular and SOS exams, scheduled to be held between April 13 and April 28, were affected by the lockdown announced due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

HPBOSE 10th Result 2021 : How To Check

After the HPBOSE 10th result is released, students can follow the steps given below to check their result:

Step 1: Go to the official website for HPBOSE, hpbose.org

Step 2: Click on the results tab.

Step 3: Enter the required details.

Step 4: Submit and view your result.

1 July, 2021, 3:35 pm

The Board of Secondary Education Assam (SEBA) and the Assam Higher Secondary Educational Council (AHSEC) on July 1 announced assessment schemes for HSLC or Class 10 and HS or Class 12 students. This year, results will be calculated with students’ performance in past examinations and other teaching-learning activities conducted by students.

SEBA said Class 10 results will be calculated with a 40:40:20 formula where 40 per cent marks will come from Class 9 annual exam and the other 40 per cent marks will be from Class 10 exams. The remaining 20 per cent marks will be awarded to students by schools. Factors like attendance, internal assessment, etc will be taken into consideration for awarding the 20 per cent marks, the SEBA said.

Schools will have to keep in view their results of the past three years while awarding the 20 per cent marks. The variation should be within 10 per cent, it said.

For schools that don’t have students’ record of Class 10 exams, 70 per cent marks will be awarded from Class 9 and the remaining 30 per cent will be up to schools. The formula will be the same for repeaters, the SEBA said.

For differently-abled students who did not take any exams, it will be up to schools to award them marks, the board said.

For Class 12, the AHSEC has devised two separate formulae.

For subjects that have a practical component, 50 per cent marks will come from average marks in the best three subjects of the HSLC exam. Thirty per cent marks will be from practicals and 10 per cent marks will be awarded by schools based on different activities conducted during Class 11 and 12. This adds up to 90 per cent, it said.

The remaining 10 per cent marks will be based on the 90 per cent. For example, if a student scores 90 marks based on the above formula, he will be awarded 10 marks and so on.

For subjects without practicals, 50 per cent marks will be from the average of best of three subjects of HSLC and 40 per cent will be from internal assessments and other activities during Class 11 and 12. The remaining 10 per cent will be based on this 90 per cent, the AHSEC said.

For vocational subjects, the formula will be 50:40:10, where the 40 per cent marks will be from practicals and the other two components will be the same.

There will be no rank list for top ten students and the highest marks in each subject will not be announced.

For students who want to improve their scores, an optional exam will be held by September 15, if the situation becomes conductive. Otherwise, the optional exam will be held later, Education Minister Ranoj Pegu said.

After announcing that the Board of Secondary Education Assam (SEBA) and the Assam Higher Secondary Education Council (AHSEC) will conduct board examinations in mid-July, the Assam government on June 18 declared to scrap the exams considering the Covid situation in the state.

Two committees will be formed to devise evaluation criteria and results will be declared by July 31, Education Minister Ranoj Pegu said on June 18.

Kumar Bhaskar Varma Sanskrit and Ancient Studies University Vice-Chancellor Prof Dipak Kumar Sharma headed the Class 12 result committee and Dr Alok Buragohain, former Vice-Chancellor of Dibrugarh University and Academic Chairperson of Royal Global University, headed the panel for Class 10 results. They submitted their reports last week.

30 June, 2021, 1:02 pm

The admit cards of the Karnataka Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) or Class 10 board exam have been released on the official portal, sslc.karnataka.gov.in. Schools will be required to log in through their credentials and download the hall ticket. Students will have to collect their admit cards from their respective schools. They can contact their school administration regarding the availability of hall tickets.

It is mandatory for the SSLC candidates to carry the hard copy of Class 10 admit card to the exam centre, failing to which they will not be allowed to appear in the examination. The Karnataka SSLC exams will commence on July 19. According to him, last year 8.46 lakh students had appeared for the exam but this year 8,76,581 students will write it. There will be 73,066 exam halls this time.

Direct link to Download SSLC Admit Card 2021

The SSLC exam, conducted by the state board, will be held in two days. The core subject exam such as mathematics, Social Science and Science will be held on July 19 and the language subject exam will take place on July 22. Both the exams will take place from 10.30 AM to 1.30 PM

Guidelines

Arrangements have been made for students in the border regions of the state in Kerala and Maharashtra.

A child with COVID like symptoms will be asked to write in a separate exam hall whereas a COVID positive student can write an exam from a COVID care centre, the minister said, adding all the teachers, officers and staff involved in the exam will be vaccinated compulsorily.

All those 18 plus will be vaccinated, at least one dose should be given within a week. Regarding masks, he said students will be allowed to wear surgical or good cloth masks as the Technical Advisory Committee on COVID-19 and that N-95 masks were not necessary. However, all the invigilators will be given N-95 masks.

There will be compulsory health check-up at all the exam centres where students will be sanitised and undergo thermal screening.

There will be 12 students in each hall, which means one student in each desk. This time also, thousands of scouts and guides volunteers will be roped in to ensure a smooth exam by giving masks.

30 June, 2021, 10:11 am

GSEB Class 10 result 2021 was declared yesterday night in which over 17000 students secured A-1 grade. This has been registered as the highest score so far. In 2020, only 1,671 students cleared GSEB 10th board exams with an A-1 grade. Schools are to download the results from the website using login details and hand them out to the students today. GSEB SSC result is accessible from the official website-- gseb.org. Gujarat Board cancelled the 10th board exams and evaluated students based on the criterion developed by the state board. As per the state government’s mass promotion guidelines, not a single regular student was to be failed.

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The number of students securing A 2 grade is 57,362. B-1 grade is secured by 100,973 students this year and 1,50,432 students got B-2 grades. C-1 and C-2 grades are secured by 1,85,266 and 1,72,253 students, respectively. For D grade the total number of students is 1,73,732.

29 June, 2021, 10:35 am

Madhya Pradesh Board Class 12 students’ results will be declared on the basis of their performance in the best five subjects of Class 10, the School Education Department of the state has said. The MP Board on June 2 canceled Class 12 final exams due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

“Class 12 marks will be determined on the basis of best of five marks obtained in various subjects of Class 10, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said, according to the department.

All students, who had earlier registered for their board exams, will be promoted using this method, an official statement said.

For students who want to improve their scores, they will be allowed to appear in an exam, it said.

Schools in Madhya Pradesh will not open from July 1, the government has decided.

The Supreme Court of India had last week directed all the states to formulate evaluation criteria for Class 12 students in 10 days and announce their results by July 31. Though the MP board has not announced the Class 12 result date, it is expected by July 31.

The Madhya Pradesh government had earlier this month decided to scrap Class 12 final exams conducted by the state board, following the Central Board of Secondary Education’s (CBSE) announcement of board exam cancellation.

While announcing the decision to cancel MP board 12th exams, the Chief Minister said: “The lives of the students are precious to us. We will worry about their careers later.”

“At a time when students are already worried about the uncertainties of Covid pandemic, we cannot put the mental burden of examinations on them,” Mr Chouhan had said.

28 June, 2021, 4:35 pm

The Secondary School Leaving Certification examination or the 10th standard exam will take place on July 19 and July 22 where multi-choice objective type questions will be asked, Karnataka Primary and Secondary Education Minister S Suresh Kumar said on Monday.

"This time the SSLC exam, conducted by the state board, will be held in two days. The core subject exam such as mathematics, Social Science and Science will be held on July 19 and language subject exam will take place on July 22. Both the exams will take place from 10.30 AM to 1.30 PM," the minister told reporters. He also said that all the exams will have objective type multiple choice questions, which will be easy.

A sample paper has been uploaded on the website. Also, it will be sent to the schools to tell students how to write it. Kumar said the SSLC exams are necessary for students to select their stream.

According to him, last year 8.46 lakh students had appeared for the exam but this year 8,76,581 students will write it. There will be 73,066 exam halls this time, he added.

Mr Kumar said the Standard Operating Procedure issued by the Health department has been sent to the deputy commissioners, chief executive officers, senior police officers and treasury officers to hold the exam.

To protect the sanctity of the exam, prohibitory orders under Section 144 of the CrPC will be in place around 200 metres from the exam hall, the minister said. He said every child will be given an opportunity to appear for the exam. Even the students who have migrated should also be able to write the exam at their nearest centre.

This opportunity will be used by 10,000 students. Kumar told reporters that on June 29 the soft copies of hall tickets will be sent to all the school authorities, which they can download.

Arrangements have been made for students in the border regions of the state in Kerala and Maharashtra.

A child with COVID like symptoms will be asked to write in a separate exam hall whereas a COVID positive student can write exam from a COVID care centre, the minister said, adding all the teachers, officers and staff involved in the exam will be vaccinated compulsorily.

All those 18 plus will be vaccinated, at least one dose should be given within a week. Regarding masks, he said students will be allowed to wear surgical or good cloth masks as the Technical Advisory Committee on COVID-19 and that N-95 masks were not necessary. However, all the invigilators will be given N-95 masks.

There will be compulsory health check-up at all the exam centres where students will be sanitised and undergo thermal screening.

There will be 12 students in each hall, which means one student in each desk. This time also, thousands of scouts and guides volunteers will be roped in to ensure a smooth exam by giving masks.

Apart from them, there will be paramedics and ASHA workers at all the centres, the minister said. He asked the invigilators and the school management to be present at 8 AM so that students should not roam around if they come well before the exam.

In case the teachers and invigilators have COVID signs should not attend the exam and be sent back, Kumar said. If a child fails to appear in the exam, they can again appear as freshers, Mr Kumar said.

Regarding the second Pre-University Exam results he said it will be out by July second week. He assured students to conduct exams if they are not happy with the results. On the occasion, he also said he would be releasing a teacher-friendly transfer policy.

To a question on reopening of schools, he said a Task Force will be set up to suggest how to reopen schools and impart education to students.

The task force will have subject experts, members of the Technical Advisory Committee on COVID-19 and child specialists. The names of the members of the task force will be released shortly. At the same time, the government will be airing online classes through Doordarshan Chandana, which will also be uploaded on Deeksha portal for anyone who missed live streaming of the class.

28 June, 2021, 10:11 am

The Telangana government will announce the TS Inter result 2021 today. Once announced, Class 12 students can check their results at the fastresult.in website & Mobile APP. According to local reports, this year, nearly 4.73 lakh students have registered for the TS Inter exams, which were cancelled by the state government keeping the well-being and health of students in mind. The TS Inter 2nd year results 2021 will be made available at 11 am today.

The Telangana Intermediate results 2021 will be announced based on students’ first-year intermediate marks.

The results will be available on fastresult.in website & Mobile APP. The annual examination results have been delayed due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis.

On June 9, the state education minister Sabitha Indra Reddy announced the cancellation of intermediate second-year examinations. This decision was made keeping the health of students in mind, the minister said.

In 2020, 68.86% students have passed in second year exam. Among girls pass percentage is 75.15%, and among boys it is 62.10%. In first year, 60.1% students have passed. Pass percentage for girls is 67.74% and for boys it is 52.30%.

In 2019, the TS Inter results were announced in April. Last year, 65% students cleared the TS second year exam and 59.8% students cleared the TS first year exam. The pass percentage for 1st year boys was 53.14% and for 1st year girls was 62.2%. The pass percentage for 2nd year boys was 58.25% and for 2nd year girls was 71.5%.

26 June, 2021, 10:17 am

Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, GBSHE, has released the Class 12 evaluation criteria. The board has decided to adopt the 30:30:40 formula for evaluating the theory part of all subjects for Class 12 students. Goa HSSC results in 2021 will be declared by July 31, 2021.

The assessment of Class 12 students will be based on their performance in Class 12 mid-terms or preboards, Class 11 final exams, and the result of the best three subjects out of the main 6/7 subjects in Class 10 board exams. 30 percent (each) will be given to Class 10 and 11 marks, and 40 percent weightage will be given to marks obtained in Class 12 internal examinations.

The assessment of the theory portion of 40/50/70/80 marks will be done as follows:

For the General stream, 20 marks will be allotted for internal assessment for non-practical subjects, and 30 marks are allotted for Board’s practical including assignment/project.

The external component of the Board’s examination carries 70/80 marks.

For the Vocational stream, the practical/core subject will carry 100 marks and the external theory component will carry 50 marks. For non-practical subjects like English and General Foundation Course, internal assessment carries 30 marks external component carries 70 marks.

For NSQF/CWSN subject, internal assessment carries 60 marks which include a practical component. The theory external component carries 40 marks.

The Higher Secondary School Certificate Examinations (Class 12) were to be held from April 24 to May 18, 2021. But due to the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic situation, the exams were postponed and subsequently canceled. The Board had informed the Higher Secondary Schools under its jurisdiction that the Class 12 assessment will be made as per well-defined objective criteria in a time-bound manner.

Candidates will have an option to appear in the examination as and when the situation becomes conducive to hold the examination for those candidates who are not satisfied with the assessment through objective criterion.

The Board has directed schools to form a result committee consisting of principal and a minimum of four senior-most teachers (preferably one from each stream Arts, Commerce, Science, and Vocational, wherever is applicable) of the school teaching Class 12.

One teacher from a neighboring Higher Secondary School teaching Class 12 has to be co-opted by the school as the external member of the committee.

25 June, 2021, 5:18 pm

The Class 10 Odisha board exam results have been declared. The official result websites of the Board of Secondary Education, Odisha (BSE) --bseodisha.ac.in and bseodisha.nic.in -- have published the Class 10 results. More than five lakh students had registered for the BSE Class 10 exam this year. Students can access their Odisha board Class 10 results by using the roll numbers, registration numbers and dates of birth.

While 97.89 per cent regular students have qualified for +2 admission, 88 per cent ex-regular students have passed. In 5,945 schools, 100 per cent of students have passed Class 10 this year, the board said. This is “record result”, a board official while announcing the result said. For students unsatisfied with the board exam results, will be able to apply for an offline exam to be held later from July 5.

Odisha HSC result 2021

Odisha Madhyama Sanskrit Result 2021

Open School result 2021

Students can check the BSE Odisha board results on some private portals including www.fastresult.in apart from the official website of the board.

BSE Results Class 10 : How To Check

• Visit the official website

• Insert required credentials

• Submit and access the CBSSE 10th results

The BSE Odisha Class 10 annual examinations could not be held this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The BSE Odisha results have been delayed this year due to the COVD-19 crisis. The Odisha board, this year, has allotted marks to the students of Class 10 on the basis of an alternative assessment scheme. The declaration of results has also been delayed due to the COVID-19 circumstances.

25 June, 2021, 1:20 pm

SSC Selection Post 6 2019 DV Admit Card 2021: Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the admit card for the Recruitment of Selection Post VII Under Various Intermediate, Graduate, PG Level Post Recruitment 2019. Candidates who have been shortlisted for the document verification round can now download their admit card through the direct link given below.

The commission has uploaded the selection post advertisement number PHASE-VII/2019 for the selection post (Post CAT No. - CR11919 & CR12019). The SSC Selection Post 8 2019 DV 2021 is scheduled to be held from 6 July to 8 July 2021 at various exam centres of the state. The link to the admit card can be accessed by clicking on the below link.

Download Zone Wise SSC Selection Post 7 2019 DV Admit Card 2021

25 June, 2021, 10:41 am

The Andhra Pradesh government on Thursday announced the cancellation of the year-end examinations for Class 10 and intermediate on a day the Supreme Court took a serious view of the indecisiveness.

Education Minister A Suresh told reporters that they decided to cancel the exams as it was difficult to adhere to July 31 deadline set by the Supreme Court for completing the process.

He said a high-powered committee would be constituted to assess the marks to be awarded to intermediate students.

Earlier, the state government seemed keen on holding the exams despite the prevailing Covid situation and a vociferous demand from all opposition parties and parents.

The top court's observations forced the Jagan Mohan Reddy government to cancel the exams, much to the relief of lakhs of students.