The results of the Class 12 supplemental exams have been released by the Chhattisgarh Board of Secondary Education (CGBSE). Through the official website, cgbse.nic.in, students who took part in the supplemental examinations can view and obtain their results. The supplementary exam took place between July 23 and August 12.
The passing scores for the Chhattisgarh Board Class 12 supply examinations usually correspond to the overall requirements for board exams. To pass, students must receive at least 33% in each subject.
How to check?
Candidates must enter their registration number, roll number, and password in the login window in order to view their CGBSE scorecards.
-Visit cgbse.nic.in, the official website.
-Select Results from the menu.
-Select the Class 12 Supplementary Results link.
-Type in your login information, including your date of birth, school number, roll number, and admission card number.
-When you hit submit, the scorecard will show up on the screen.
-Download and store the outcomes for further use.
CGBSE Class 12 Result 2024
2,89,023 individuals registered for the CGBSE class 12 examinations in 2021, and 2,86,850 of them showed up. For 2,84,107 candidates, the results have been announced; 341 students will receive their results at a later date. 1,20,561 of these are boys, and 1,55,769 are girls. 2,71,151 lakh students have received first division results overall, with 5570 applicants receiving second division results. A pass percentage of 97.43 percent is reported. Mahek Agrawal achieved an impressive 97.40% to take first place. At position two, Kopal Ambast trailed closely behind with 97.00%. Together, Preeti and Ayushi Gupta achieved an outstanding 96.80% to take third place.
While the Class 10 exam was taken from March 2 to 21, the Higher Secondary Certificate Examination was held from March 1 to 23. Between 9:15 AM and 12:15 PM in the morning session, both tests were administered.
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