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As CBSE sends Class 10 marks to schools, students miss buzz of checking results online

Students of class 10 had been eagerly waiting for their term-1 results for the last two months and after the result was released through schools, they said missed the fun of checking their scores online with friends and family.

Board exams 2022Candidates are advised to keep a printed copy of the result for future reference. (Representative image)
Written by: Sakshi Saroha
3 min readNew DelhiMar 16, 2022 01:50 PM IST First published on: Mar 13, 2022 at 12:14 PM IST

Diverting from the usual pattern, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Saturday released the Class 10 term-1 results by informing the schools about students’ performances. The board did not declare the marks on the official website and will not issue marksheets and passing certificates for term-1.

Students of class 10 had been eagerly waiting for their term-1 results for the last two months and after the result was released through schools, they said missed the fun of checking their scores online with friends and family.

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“The result being declared offline, definitely, has reduced the hassle but also has taken away the buzz and excitement of going on the website and calculating the percentage yourself! The charm is lost and it being declared just one month before the term 2 board exams has given us very little time to think about it or even celebrate it. Nonetheless, I am happy with my result and am setting new targets for myself to achieve in term 2,” Deepika Goswami, a Class 10 student at Seth Anandram Jaipuria School in Vasundhara, told indianexpress.com.

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