It is speculated that the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will declare the results of the class 10 board exams on May 28. Once the results are out, students can visit the official website -- cbse.nic.in and can check their respective results.
CBSE organized these exams from March 5 to April 4. Apart from checking the results on the CBSE’s official website, students can also visit the below-mentioned third party portal to check their results:
- cbse.examresults.net
- results.nic.in/index
- cbseresults.nic.in
- results.gov.in
It is required that a student scores a minimum of grade Din every subject in order to pass the class 10 exams.
Since CBSE will mention the grades on the mark-sheets, it is not essential to calculate the CGPA, but students can follow the process shown below if they are interested in calculating their CGPA.
Note down the grade points for the five subjects.
- subject 1: 8
- subject 2: 9
- subject 3: 10
- subject 4: 9
- subject 5: 8
Add all the grade points together 8+9+10+9+8
Divide the total by 5. In this case 44/5= 8.8
So, your CGPA is 8.8
You can also calculate the percentage by multiplying the same number by 9.5. In this case 8.8*9.5 = 83.6%