JKBOSE 10th Results 2024 Declared: Websites to download results – jkresults.nic.in, digilocker.gov.in

Class 10 candidates who appeared Jammu and Kashmir board exams this year, can check their results on the official website — jkbose.nic.in, jkresults.nic.in.

Candidates can obatain the result on official website — jkbose.nic.in(Repersentative Scrrengrab: jkbose.nic.in)

In case the board portal clashes, candidates can access their results using DigiLocker; to check through the same candidates need to visit the official website – digilocker.gov.in, then sign in using the required credential or sign in to create an account, if they are new. Next, navigate to the Jammu and Kashmir board under the result tab. 

Afterwards, log in using the board login credentials such as roll number and date of birth. The JKBOSE result will appear on the screen, candidates should save their results for future reference.

The exam in both Jammu and Kashmir region for class 10 was held from March 7 and continued till April 3. (Express Photo by Amit Chakravarty / Representative Image)

Candidates will have to visit their respective schools a few days after the results are declared to collect their original board mark sheet, as the results online declared are provisional.

Additionally, this year the board released the class 12 result a few days earlier on June 6. (Express Photo/ Representative Image)

In the 2023 board exam, the girls from the Jammu and Kashmir board outshined the boys by securing 81.68 per cent while boys obtained a passing percentage of 78.23. Whereas previous statistics issued by the JKBoSE indicate a total of  1,18,791 qualified for the exam, out of 1,48,701 enrolled candidates.

The students need to obtain a minimum of 33 per cent in every subject and total to be declared qualified.(Express Photo / Representative Image)

Students who could not qualify for the exam are expected to appear for the compartment exam. The details of the compartment exam will be released soon by the board, after the results are declared. Additionally, the board offer the opportunity to obtain photocopies of candidates’ answer booklets and OMR sheets.

The Board offer up to 6 marks in grace to pass the candidates, who narrowly miss the qualifying marks.(Express Photo by Amit Chakravarty/ Representative Image).

For class 12 board this year, the exam was held between February 9 and May 9 in a pen-paper mode.

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