CBSE Class 10, 12 Result to be announced in third week of May: Here's how you can check your marks
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will declare the results of Class 10, 12 examinations in the third week of May.


Representational image. PTI[/caption]An official statement from the board has cleared students' queries. The CBSE students can check the results through the official websites of the board: cbse.nic.in and cbseresults.nic.in.The secretary added that the evaluation process of the board copies has started, and CBSE has also sent show cause notices to those school managements whose teachers did not participate in the evaluation process. He said that the board has also recommended a fine of Rs 50,000 to all those schools as a disciplinary action.The CBSE conducted annual secondary and higher secondary exams in February-April, this year. The exams were concluded on 4 April. Over 31 lakh candidates appeared for this year examinations which included 18.1 lakh male and 12.9 lakh female candidates.From this year onwards, CBSE will issue a single document combining the certificate and mark sheet for Class 10 board exams, the board had said earlier.Here is how you can check your CBSE board result 2019:Step 1) Visit the official website www.cbse.nic.inStep 2) Click on the relevant link: Class 12 result, Class 10 resultStep 3) Open the link and enter the details required: your roll number, date of birth, school number and centre number. All these details will be given on your admit card.Step 4) View your resultStep 5) Download for future reference and take a print out.

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