The Council for the Indian School Certification Examination is declaring its first two exam results today, July 17. After declaring the Term 1 or Semester 1 results, CISCE is declaring its class 10 or ICSE final results today. The final result consists of marks for semester 1, semester 2 and internal assessment, with equal weightage being given to each semester.
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Unlike CBSE, CISCE has decided to mark students who did not appear for both semester 1 and semester 2 as ‘absent’. However, CBSE has said that it will announce the results of students who have missed either Term 1 or Term 2. ICSE 10th results will be declared today at 5 pm. The results will be declared online and students need to know the official websites to check the marks.
CISCE ICSE 10th Result: Websites to Check
— cisce.org
— indiaresult.com
— examresult.net
— digilocker.gov.in
– trap app
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The results are also available through SMS. Students have to send SMS to 09248082883.
Before checking their marks, students must keep their admit card handy. They have to enter their roll number to check the score. Moreover, they have to match the declared result with the admit card to avoid any errors.
ICSE 10th Result: Revaluation Available
The answer books will be kept safe with the board for 60 days from the date of declaration of result. After that it will be destroyed. If any student has any objection to the result or wants to apply for revaluation or re-checking of their answer sheets, they have to do so within seven days of getting the answer sheet.
Since this is the final result, today the pass percentage, names of toppers and other data related to the result will be revealed. Earlier, at the time of declaration of Term 1 result, CISCE had not announced any pass or fail percentage.
To clear the ICSE exam, students need at least 33 percent marks. Last year, the overall pass percentage of class 10 was 100 per cent as the results were declared without exams. Now, the pass percentage is likely to see a drop.
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