CISCE Board 10th, 12th Result 2020 HIGHLIGHTS: Check result at cisce.org, results.cisce.org. Representational image/ designed by Gargi Singh
CISCE Board ICSE 10th & ISC 12th Result 2020 HIGHLIGHTS: The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, New Delhi declared the results of ICSE class 10, ISC class 12 exams today. A total of 2.06 lakh (2,06,525) candidates became successful in the ICSE and 85,611 in ISC. The number of unsuccessful candidates in ICSE is 1,377, while candidates could not clear the ISC exam.
More boys appeared for both ICSE and ISC exams. For ICSE, as many as 54.19 per cent students who appeared for the exam were boys while 45.81 per cent were girls. For ISC, too 53.65 per cent of students appeared for the exam were boys and 46.35 per cent girls.
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The CISCE exams — scheduled to be held in February and March — got postponed due to the Covid-19 outbreak. The pending exams were later decided to conduct in July, but was cancelled after the rise in number of COVID-19 cases in the country. For the pending exams, the students will be assessed on the basis of internal exams. In case a student is not satisfied, they will have the option to re-appear for the exams on a later date.
According to the council, the result is now available at the websites — cisce.org, results.cisce.org. The students can also check the result via SMS. For receiving the ICSE, ISC exam results, the students need to send their seven digit roll code to 09248082883.
CISCE Board 10th, 12th Result 2020 HIGHLIGHTS: Check result at cisce.org, results.cisce.org. Representational image/ designed by Gargi Singh
ISC science stream students may note that this year Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT) will not conduct its annual engineering entrance examinations. The students will get addmission on the basis of marks obtained in the class 12 exams. [More details...]
ISC science stream students may note that this year Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT) will not conduct its annual engineering entrance examinations. The students will get addmission on the basis of marks obtained in the class 12 exams. [More details...]
Both ICSE and ISC candidates who are not happy with their marks and believe that they could have performed better, will get an opportunity to reappear in the subjects that couldn't be held. However, the dates for the same have not been announced yet.
A total of 5,118 candidates became successful in the ICSE exam this year from the Delhi-NCR region, while 2,578 candidates in ISC exam
More boys appeared for both ICSE and ISC exams. For ICSE, as many as 54.19 per cent students who appeared for the exam were boys while 45.81 per cent were girls. For ISC, too 53.65 per cent of students appeared for the exam were boys and 46.35 per cent girls.
ISC examination has been conducted in 51 written subjects of which 15 are Indian languages and 6 are foreign languages and 1 Classical language
The ICSE examination has been conducted in 61 written subjects of which 22 are Indian languages and 9 are foreign languages and 2 Classical languages
A total of 1,377 candidates could not clear the ICSE exams, while 2,798 candidates became unsuccessful in ISC
A total of 85,611 candidates became successful in the ISC class 12th exam this year out of 88,409 appeared.
A total of 2.06 lakh (2,06,525) candidates became successful in the ICSE class 10th exam this year out of 2.07 lakh (2,07,902) appeared.
The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, CISCE will not release merit list this year. Check pass percentage
The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations will not conduct any press conference on ICSE, ISC results taking note of the COVID-19 pandemic
The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, New Delhi declared the results of ICSE class 10, ISC class 12 exams. The result is now available at the websites — cisce.org, results.cisce.org. The students can also check the result via SMS. For receiving the ICSE, ISC exam results, the students need to send their seven digit roll code to 09248082883
Students will have to keep their admit card handy where there roll number and date of birth will be mentioned. The same will be needed to check the result.
To give marks for the subjects for which an exam has not been held, the average of the three highest-scoring subjects (for which exam has taken place) will be counted while the internal assessment of the papers which can also include project work will be added. The weightage of 70:30 will be given to both marking schemes.
The recheck option is only available for subjects for which the exams were held. To know this, one will have to understand how the result has been calculated. Since the board could not conduct all its exams, it has resorted to a new marking scheme.
To check ICSE result via SMS students need to type ICSE <space> roll number, to check ISC result students need to type ISC <space> roll number and send their test to 09248082883
There are several modes by which students, parents, and teachers can check the ISC and ICSE results 2020. They can visit the official website cisce.org or results.cisce.org or log into the career portal.
Step 1: Log in to career portal, click on ‘examination system’
Step 2: Click on ICSE or ISC on the menu bar
Step 3: Click on ‘reports’
Step 4: Click on ‘result tabulation’
Step 5: Scorecard will appear, take a print out
Students can check their results at the board’s official website – cisce.org, results.cisce.org. Students can also get themselves registered here at indianexpress.com for the same.
Firstly, students can take pending examinations in July as per timetable issued. The second option given by the CISCE stated that ‘based on students’ performance in internal assessment or pre-board examinations conducted by their own school or results of board examination papers in subjects already taken, in accordance with such methodology may be prescribed by CISCE.
The Board said, “The paramount interest of CISCE is to protect the safety, well-being and academic endeavours of students sitting for the ICSE and ISC examinations.”
The Council for Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) last month informed the Bombay High Court that it will not force students to appear for remaining examinations for Class 10 and 12 in July, 2020. The Council said that it has decided to offer students two options — either they can appear for pending exams as per the revised schedule or they could opt out of the remaining exams, in which case the final results will be based on performance in internal assessment or pre-board exams
The Maharashtra government, responding to the Court’s query, on June 12 through Advocate General Ashutosh Kumbhakoni had said that the Covid-19 situation in the state is of concern and there it is not feasible to hold pending papers of the ICSE exams in the current situation. As per the Board, here are nearly 226 ICSE schools in Maharashtra having over 23000 students who will appear for the exam.
The pending ICSE, ISC exams were scheduled to be conducted from July 1. The class 10 exams were to be held from July 2 to July 12, while the class 12 from July 1 to 14.
The CISCE had eight papers left for class 12 and six for the class 10 when the government asked all school boards to postpone the exams
Compartment exams were introduced last year. This will give chance to candidates to re-appear for the exam again within the same year. Earlier students had to wait for an entire year. Those who failed to clear the exam will get a statement 'eligible for compartmental examination' mentioned in their mark sheet. Those who fail and do not get the statement in mark sheet are failed and not eligible for the compartment and have clearly flunked.
To give marks for the subjects for which an exam has not been held, the average of the three highest-scoring subjects (for which exam has taken place) will be counted while the internal assessment of the papers which can also include project work will be added. The weightage of 70:30 will be given to both marking schemes.
For ISC, the overall pass percentage was 96.52 per cent, the subject-wise lowest pass percentage was observed in mathematics as 84.36 per cent students cleared it and the highest was in biology with 99.65 per cent of students clearing the exam.
In 2019, while the overall pass percentage of ICSE was 98.54 per cent, the highest pass percentage was observed in physical education with 100 per cent of students clearing the exam followed by 99.99 in computer applications, 99.97 in the economic application and 99.82 per cent in commercial applications
The students can also avail the digi locker facility. “The council will make the digitally signed copies of the statement of marks and pass certificate available for the candidates taking the ICSE, ISC examinations through the DigiLocker facility established by the Department of Electronics and Information Technology (DeitY),” read the official notification.
To pass the exam students need to score 33 marks in ICSE exams and have a similar aggregate percentage. To clear the ISC exam, students need to have at least 40 per cent marks in each subject as well as aggregate.
Step 1: Visit the official websites, cisce.org, results.cisce.org
Step 2: Click on the Class 10, 12 result links available on the homepage
Step 3: In the new window, enter registration number and submit
Step 4: Result will apprear on screen
Step 5: Download it, and take a print out for further reference.
Students will also be allowed to apply for rechecking or re-evaluation, however, a fee of Rs 1,000 per exam will be applicable. The online window will remain open from July 10 to 16, 2020
The marks and pass certificate of the board exams will be available after 48 hours of the publication of result through the digi locker
The students can also check the result via SMS. For receiving the ICSE, ISC exam results, the students need to send their seven digit roll code to 09248082883
Students can also get themselves registered here at indianexpress.com for the same. In order to complete the registration, the students required to give roll number, name, mobile number and mail id. The candidate will receive their result and updates regarding the same on their mobile phone and email.
The students will be evaluated on their performance in school assessment, but will also be given the opportunity to appear for the cancelled exams at a later date.
The pending exams were planned to be conducted in July, but with the board drawing criticism from both students and parents it decided to cancel the exams in the view of the current situation. Several state boards and CBSE too also cancelled the exams due to the same reason.
Students can check their results at the board’s official website – cisce.org, results.cisce.org. The students can also check the result via SMS. For receiving the ICSE, ISC exam results, the students need to send their seven digit roll code to 09248082883.
The exams as usual were supposed to be held in February and March, however, this time it was postponed midway due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
To check results, the candidates need to click on the result links at the websites. Enter registration number, roll number. Results will appear on the screen. Download it, and take a print out for further reference.
The Council for Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) will declare the ICSE and ISC results at 3 pm on July 10. Students can check their results at the board’s official website – cisce.org, results.cisce.org