JKBOSE 2020: Class 10 bi-annual exam result for Jammu division released at jkbose.ac.in
To check their score candidates will have to enter their examination roll number. The result will mention subject-wise marks, total score, and qualifying status of the candidate
JKBOSE Class 10 bi-annual result 2020 for Jammu (summer zone) has been declared by the Jammu and Kashmir State Board of School Education (JKBOSE) on its official website - jkbose.ac.in.As per the notification on the Board's website, the bi-annual result was declared on 21 October at 7:30 pm. The result is declared only via online or e-mode. The resulting material like marks card will be distributed to the concerned in due course of time.A report by Times Now said that the results of only those candidates who were eligible for the benefits as envisaged in notification vide F(Acad-C)BA-Pvt/IX/XII)SZ/20 dated 19 September 2020 have been declared.Other students will have to appear for the ensuing Session bi-annual 2020 exam as notified.As per a report by Jagran Josh, JKBOSE Class 10 bi-annual Jammu zone result has been released in PDF format. To check their score candidates will have to enter their examination roll number.The result will mention subject-wise marks, total score, and qualifying status of the candidate.Steps to check result online:Step 1: Go to JKBOSE official website - jkbose.ac.inStep 2: On the homepage, tap on the link that reads, "Result of Secondary School Examination (Class 10th) (BI-ANNUAL - SUMMER-ZONE) JAMMU DIVISION."Step 3: You will be directed to a new page where you can search and check your result either by entering your exam roll number or by your name.Step 4: Click on the View Result button.Step 5: Your JKBOSE Class 10 bi-annual result will appear on the page. Check all the details before taking a print.Click here for the direct link to check JKBOSE Class 10 bi-annual Jammu (Summer Zone) result 2020.

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