CBSE class 10th result HIGHLIGHTS: Students can check score at cbse.nic.in. (Representational image)
CBSE class 10th result 2019 HIGHLIGHTS: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has declared the class 10 board examination results today at its official website, cbse.nic.in. Last year the results were declared on May 29, 2019. This year the results have been shifted early based on Delhi High Court’s order. The exams also began early this year and the CBSE class 12 result was declared in a record time of 28 days.
CBSE class 10 result 2019 updates
There has been a rise in the pass percentage of 4.40 per cent from last year as the pass percentage reaches 91.1 per cent. This breaks the downwards spell in the pass percentage since 2014, however, the pass percentage is still lower than the pass percentage of CBSE class 10 result 2017 – which was 93.06 per cent.
IN PICTURE | Websites, app to check CBSE Class 10th result
Trivandrum region, yet again remains top performer. It had outperformed itself. Last year it had a pass percentage of 99.60 per cent and this year it showed the pass percentage of 99.85 per cent. In CBSE class 12 board results too the region was the top performer.
CBSE class 10th result 2019: How to check
Step 1: Visit the official website, cbse.nic.in
Step 2: Click on the link ‘Class X result’
Step 3: Click on the link CBSE class 10 result
Step 4: Log-in using roll number
Step 5: Result will appear
Around 18 lakh students are awaiting class 10 results. Last year, over 16 lakh had given their class 10 exams. To clear the exam, candidates need to score at least 33 per cent based in theory as well as practical and aggregate score. In 2018, the pass percentage of students was 88.67 per cent. Girls had outperformed than boys as 86.07 per cent girls passed the exams against 85,32 per cent boys.
Divjot Kaur Jaggi from Convent of Jesus & Mary, Ambala Cantt is already preparing for medical entrance exams, though her dream is to be an IAS officer. She attributed her marks to regular studies and focus. Her father Savinder Singh Jaggi, a property adviser, said she has always studied hard. Divjot also enjoys playing badminton and basketball, and plays the harmonium and casio.
Drishti Gupta, a student of Bhavan Vidyalaya in Sector 15, Panchkula, topped the Tricity with 99.6 per cent in the Class X CBSE examinations. She stands second in the country.
Taru Jain from St Angela Sophia Senior Sec School, Jaipur secured 499 out of 500. “I used to study for three-four hours every day… I paid equal attention to every subject. Not even in my wildest dreams did I expect such a result,” the 15-year-old said. While her father is a bank manager, her mother is a housewife. She likes playing badminton and is also interested in art.
Shivani Lath from Mayoor School, Noida scored 100 in all subjects except Hindi. “I took tuition for maths and science… I didn’t neglect any of my hobbies or my social life while preparing for the boards,” said Lath, adding that she was surprised by her marks. She wants to take commerce with maths in class XII and go on to study chartered accountancy, before hopefully becoming an IAS officer. She is also interested in painting.
Ish Madan from Chaudhary Chhabil Dass Public School, Ghaziabad scored 100 in English, Hindi, maths and social science, losing one mark in science. “I was expecting to do well, but not so well. Even my parents were surprised. I now plan to take PCM (physics, chemistry and maths) and physical education in Class XII, and ultimately do engineering from one of the IITs,” he said. His hobbies include playing and watching cricket, something he did even during his preparation for the board exams.
Students from Uttar Pradesh once again took the lead as CBSE announced its class X results Monday. Of the 13 who scored 499 out of 500, eight are from the state. Of the 13, seven are boys
Students from Uttar Pradesh once again took the lead as CBSE announced its class X results Monday. Of the 13 who scored 499 out of 500, eight are from the state. Of the 13, seven are boys
From Shiv Nadar school in Gurgaon, Kabir Singh has secured 99% marks, Shreya Gupta scored 98% and Gariman Sharma scored 96.8% in the board exams. And Arul Kumar scored 97.4%, Yashica Lakhanpal scored 97.2%, Poorvi Kumar and Saawini Mittal secured 96.8% marks each, from Shiv Nadar school in Noida.
Bhavana N Sivadas from Kerala, who emerged as the topper in the CBSE class X from the Trivandrum zone with 499 out of 500 marks, said although she had expected good results, an achievement of this magnitude was unexpected.
"I would like to express my sincere gratitude to my family, teachers, friends and those who have supported me. I had taken tuitions for Mathematics and Sanskrit. I studied rest of the subjects by myself. Simultaneoulsy, I also indulged myself in activities that I like such as music. I did not restrict myself from doing things that I like such as watching movies and reading books during this time," she said.
Bhavana said she aspires to become an engineer and is planning to pursue computer science. She is among the 13 students who topped the CBSE class X results with 499 out of 500 marks. Out of these, seven are from the Dehradun zone. Read in Malayalam
Siddhant says he lost 1 mark in English, where he scored 99 out 100. He said he did self study and did not take any private tuition. Though most of the people of his age are active on social media, the boy is nowhere on Facebook, Twitter or any other social media platform.
"I'm very social without social media," says Siddhant.
Below is a list of toppers who have scored Rank 1, i.e. 499 out of 500 marks
1) Siddhant Pengoriya (Noida)
2) Divyasnh Wadhwa (Noida)
3) Yogesh Kumar Gupta (Jaunpur)
4) Ankur Mishra (Ghaziabad)
5) Vatsal Varshney (Meerut)
6) Manya (Bhatinda)
7) Aryan Jha (Jamnagar)
8) Taru Jain (Jaipur)
9) Bhavana N Sivadas (Kerala)
10) Ish Madan (Ghaziabad)
11) Divjot Kaur Jaggi (Ambala)
12) Apoorva Jain (Ghaziabad)
13) Shivani Lath (Noida)
Smriti Irani's daughter scored 82 per cent in the board exams. The Union Minister, who is facing a poll test in her constituency Amethi, tweeted, "10th board results out . Daughter scored 82% . Proud that inspite of challenges she has done well. Way to go Zo"
Siddhant Pengoriya, who wants to be a lawyer, says he will pursue commerce from the same school. His father is a Chartered Accountant.
“Congratulations to over 16 lakh students who have succeeded in #CBSE Xth board examinations and best of luck for those who couldn’t make this time but will make it in next attempt. Overall pass percentage has increased by 4.40 per cent from 80.70 per cent in 2018 to 91.10 per cent in 2019,” tweeted Prakash Javadekar.
2,25,143 candidates who scored more than 90% and a total of 57256 candidates scored 95% and above, this year.
93 per cent pass in Panchkula region. Bathinda girl Manya and Ambala girl Divjot Kaur Jaggi among all India toppers with 99.8 per cent. Manya is from St Xavier’s School, Bathinda.
Step 1: Visit the official website, cbse.nic.in
Step 2: Click on the link ‘Class X result’
Step 3: Click on the link CBSE class 10 result
Step 4: Log-in using roll number
Step 5: Result will appear
While the girls outperform boys by 2.31 per cent as 92.45 girls passed the exams against 90.14 per cent students. The transgender students showed the highest pass percentage of 94.74 per cent - which is not only better than both girls and boys but also better than their own result of 83.33 per cent last year.
The Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister, Prakash Javadekar congratulates students who cleared the CBSE class 10 board exam as well as wished well to those who could not clear the exam this time.
Congratulations to over 16 lakh students who have succeeded in #CBSE Xth board examinations and best of luck for those who couldn’t make this time but will make it in next attempt.
Kendriya Vidyalayas (KV) show the best performance in terms of institutes. As many as 99 per cent students from KVs pass the exam. The second best was Jawaharlal Navodaya Vidyalayas (JNVs) with 98.57 per cent students clearing the CBSE class 10 board exam. The worst performance was by the government schools with 71.91 per cent pass percentage
From next year onwards, CBSE will conduct two-level exams for Class 10 mathematics and English board exams. A 20 marks internal exam will be conducted by respective schools and 80 marks will be given to theory for both the subjects. Read full story here.
Among districts, Trivandrum scored highest 99.85 per cent followed by Chennai at 99 per cent. Ajmer is at number three with 95.89 per cent while Panchkula is at 93.72. Here are pass percentage of other districts:
1 Trivandrum - 99.85
2 Chennai - 99
3 Ajmer - 95.89
4 Panchkula - 93.72
5 Prayagraj 92.55
6 Bhubaneswar 92.32
7 Patna 91.86
8 Dehradun 89.04
9 Delhi 80.97
10 Guwahati 74.49
In 2019, the exam was conducted over 4974 centres and last year 4460 exam centres were involved.
Trivandrum region tops yet again with 99.85 pass percentage. Last year too the region was the top performer in class 10 results. This year, it has outperformed itself by .25 per cent. In class 12 Board exam results 2019 as well the region has the best results.
Those who are not happy with their score can apply for re-evaluation from the same website, cbse.nic.in. The online application for verification of marks will begin from May 4, 2019 to May 8, at 5 pm at a cost of Rs 500 per subject. Those who wish to apply for re-evaluation can do so from May 24, 2019 to May 25 by 5 pm. At the cost of Rs 100 per question. The links will be available at the official website, cbse.nic.in. CBSE class 10, 12 re-evaluation process begins
CBSE will provide Class X digital academic documents (Marksheets, Migration Certificate & Pass Certificate) through its own academic repository ‘Parinam Manjusha’ which is integrated with DigiLocker at https://digilocker.gov.in. The move began in 2016
Pass percentage breaks downward trend since 2014 and gives an increase of significant 5 per cent from last year to react at 91.1% but is still lower than 2017 when the pass percentage was 93.06%
Pass percentage 91.1% this is a significant rise from last year. The spell of downward trend has been broken
In 2018, Trivandrum region performed the best with 99.60 pass percentage. In 2019 class 12 result which was declared last week as well, the region stood first. A similar feat is expected out of the region today as well.
In 2018, over 1.86 lakh (1,86,067) students got compartment.
Last year Anushka Panda from Gurugram topped with Sanya Gandhi from Ghaziabad with a score of 489 out of 500 each. The dua had topped in special needs category
The CBSE has declared the result at cbse.nic.in and other official websites and applications
The CBSE results will be available on the net with the technical support of National Informatics Centre (NIC). The students can access their marks through the following websites — results.nic.in, cbseresults.nic.in and cbse.nic.in. In case, these websites are inaccessible, students can view their marks at bing.com. The schools will automatically get their entire results on email id’s already registered with the CBSE.
The CBSE Class X results will also be available via Android mobile app “DigiResults”.
Since over 16 lakh students will be accessing the website at 3 pm. Here is list of websites to check - www.results.nic.in, www.cbseresults.nic.in and www.cbse.nic.in.
While the CBSE announced the class 12 result in record 28 days, the class 10 result is being announced today which again is a record time. The board claims to have used technology, trained over 1 lakh data entry operators and involved 1.75 lakh teachers in exam centres that remained open till 10 pm to declare the result early. Read all about how CBSE declared result soon here
The CBSE has also begun post-result helpline counselling services. Those who have any queries can get in touch with the trained staff at 1800 11 8004. The service will be available from 8 am to 10 pm only till May 16, 2019.
Different-abled category performed better than the overall result. While the overall pass percentage was 86.07%, students from the category showed a pass percentage of 92.55% out of 3760 students who appeared for the exam, a total of 3480 cleared the same.
Government schools were worst performers in 2018 with only 63.97 per cent students from them passing the class 10 board exam. Government-aided schools showed second-worst performance at 73.46% pass percentage.
In 2018, Jawahar Navodya Vidyalaya (JNV) were best performing institutes with 97.31% pass percentage followed by Kendriya Vidyalays (KVs) with 95.96%.
The pass percentage in class 10 has been on the decline ever since 2014. Will this year be able to break the downward trajectory?
In 2014 - 98.87% students passed exam
In 2015 the pass percentage declared to 97.32%
In 2016 it further dropped and 96.21% students passed
In 2017 93.06% students passed the exam
In 2018, 86.07% pass percentage was recorded.
Over 18 lakh students will be appearing for the exam this year. Last year, over 16 lakh appeared for the exam.
Students need to score at least 33 marks (or 33 % of total marks) in each subject. Candidate need not pass in theory and practical exam separately and an aggregate score would also do.
CBSE will declare class 10 results on cbseresults.nic.in, cbse.nic.in and results.nic.in. Google and Microsoft will also host results at google.com and bing.com respectively. Students can also view their Class 10 results on UMANG mobile application which is available for Android, iOS and Windows-based smartphone. Also, the result will also be available at Windows app.
The CBSE class 10 exams were conducted from February 21 to March 29, 2019 and the result is being declared today which is within a month of declaration of result. The board had earlier said that this year the results will be declared in record time.