CBSE Results 2024: Amid CBSE result date release rumours, here’s how to spot fake notice

A senior official from the national board explained that students should always ensure these two points to spot a fake CBSE notice from a genuine one:

— Always trust the official websites

If the notice is not on the CBSE website — cbse.gov.in — then it is not true. Every year, CBSE reiterates that whichever notice is circulated on social media (such as X, Instagram or Facebook) should not be trusted unless the same notice can be found on the official website.

— Spot the difference in dates

In majority of the fake notices circulated online by miscreants, the dates differ at various points in the notice. For example, in the recent notice, the date given at the top is April 28, whereas the month mentioned in the signature is February.

In 2023, the class 10 results were announced on May 12, and the overall pass percentage was recorded at 93.12 per cent. District-wise Trivandrum had come up as the best performing region at 99.91 per cent, followed by Bengaluru at 99.18 per cent, Chennai at 99.14 per cent, Ajmer at 97.27 per cent and Pune at 96.92 per cent.

Class 12 results for 2023 batch were also announced on the same day, but the overall pass percentage dipped to 87.33 per cent. Even in class 12, Trivandrum had emerged as the best district with 99.91 per cent, followed by Bengaluru at 98.64 per cent and Chennai at 97.40 per cent. Delhi West is in fourth position with 93.24 per cent.

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