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Time of India
01-05-2025
- General
- Time of India
CISCE Exam Results 2023: Girls Outshine Boys in Class 10 and 12
Students have once again showcased stellar performances in the Class 10 and Class 12 examinations conducted by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE), with results declared on Wednesday. The southern region emerged with the highest pass percentage in Class 12 at 99.76%, closely followed by the western region at 99.72%. Girls outperformed boys across both levels of the exams. In Class 10, girls registered a pass percentage of 99.45%, while boys achieved 98.64%. A similar trend was observed in the Class 12 results, with girls again at 99.45% and boys at 98.64%.The Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE) Class 10 exams were held across 67 subjects, including 20 Indian languages, 14 foreign languages, and one classical language. For Class 12 exams, 47 subjects were offered, comprising 12 Indian languages, four foreign languages, and two classical languages. CISCE Chief Executive Joseph Emmanuel announced that candidates and stakeholders can access their results via the official CISCE website, the CAREERS portal, or through the Digilocker platform. He also informed that improvement exams for both Class 10 and Class 12 will be conducted in year, 2,52,557 candidates from 2,803 schools appeared for the Class 10 exams, out of which 2,308 did not clear the examination. Amongst students with learning difficulties such as dyslexia, 112 out of 1,184 candidates scored above 90%. Additionally, 13 out of 48 visually challenged students achieved marks above 90%. The western region led the Class 10 results with a pass percentage of 99.83%, followed closely by the southern region at 99.73%. In the Class 12 exams, 99,551 students from 1,460 schools appeared, with 973 unable to pass. Among the 257 students with learning difficulties, 29 secured scores above 90%, while six of the 17 visually challenged students surpassed the 90% mark.
Time of India
30-04-2025
- General
- Time of India
Grade expectations! Girls outshine boys in CISCE results — in and outside Delhi
New Delhi: Girls once again outperformed boys in the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE) and Indian School Certificate (ISC) examinations conducted by Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE). Tired of too many ads? go ad free now According to the results announced on Wednesday, the pass percentage for ICSE or Class X was 99.09%, and for ISC or Class XII, 99.02%. In the Class X examinations, girls achieved a pass percentage of 99.45%, surpassing the boys' 98.64%. A similar trend was observed in the Class XII results, where the girls' pass percentage was 99.45% compared to 98.64% for the boys. In 2024, the pass percentage for ICSE was 99.47%, with the girls' success rate at 99.65% and the boys' at 99.31%. For the ISC exams, the pass percentage stood at 98.19%—98.82% for girls and 97.53% for boys. To avoid "unhealthy competition" among students, CISCE discontinued announcing the names of toppers this year too. Instead, it awarded merit certificates to the students among the top 0.1% in each subject, provided there were at least 100 candidates, building on a reform introduced in 2024. The board has introduced a single consolidated document—pass certificate-cum-statement of marks—streamlining results communication for the qualifying students. "The candidates and stakeholders can access the results on the official CISCE website or through the board's CAREERS portal. Additionally, the results are available on DigiLocker," said CISCE chief executive and secretary Joseph Emmanuel. The council also announced that the improvement exams for both ICSE and ISC would be held in July. A total of 2,52,557 students from 2,803 schools appeared for the Class X exams, with 2,308 students unable to clear them. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now The Class XII exams had 99,551 candidates across 1,460 schools, of whom 973 did not pass. In Delhi-NCR, 6,644 students from 56 schools took the ICSE examinations. Among them, 3,600 were boys, out of which 3,584 passed. Of the 3,044 girls, 3,037 cleared it. This translates to an overall pass percentage of 99.65%, with girls once again outperforming boys in the region. In the ISC examinations , 3,456 students appeared from 46 schools in Delhi-NCR. Of the 1,841 boys, 1,828 passed, while 1,615 girls appeared and 1,610 qualified. The overall pass percentage stood at 99.48%, with girls outshining boys. The students with special needs also demonstrated commendable performance. Among 1,184 candidates with learning difficulties for the Class X exams, 112 scored above 90% while 13 of the 48 visually challenged candidates also achieved the same. In the ISC exams, 29 of the 257 candidates with learning challenges scored above 90% as did six of the 17 visually challenged students. Regionally, the western zone recorded the highest pass percentage in ICSE at 99.83%, followed by the southern zone at 99.73%. For ISC, the southern region led with a pass rate of 99.76%, narrowly ahead of the western region's 99.72%. The exams started on Feb 18 and concluded on March 27 for Class X, and on Feb 13 and April 5, respectively, for Class XII. The Class X exams were held for 67 written subjects, including 20 Indian and 14 foreign languages, and one classical language. The Class XII exams covered 47 subjects, comprising 12 Indian and four foreign languages, and two classical languages. This year, CISCE introduced a range of innovative interventions to strengthen the transparency, fairness and efficiency of its examination process. ExamEye, a centralised AI-enabled surveillance system, is one such step, which provided real-time monitoring of examination centres, enhancing logistical security and deterring malpractices. This intervention came in the wake of examinations such as UGC and NEET being under the scanner last year over allegations of paper leaks and other irregularities. All exam centres also had continuous CCTV surveillance. The measures to secure confidential materials were fortified through better coordination with custodians and logistics agencies.
The Hindu
30-04-2025
- Business
- The Hindu
CISCE board results for Classes 10, 12 declared
Results for the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) exams for Classes 10 and 12 have been declared, Chief Executive Joseph Emmanuel said on Wednesday (April 30, 2025). 'Candidates and stakeholders can check the results using the CISCE website or the CAREERS portal of the board. The results can also be accessed through Digilocker,' Mr. Emmanuel said. The improvement exams for Class 10 (ICSE) and Class 12 (ISC) will be conducted in July 2025.
NDTV
30-04-2025
- General
- NDTV
CISCE ISC, ICSE Results 2025: Class 10, 12 Board Results Out, Check Direct Link
The Council For Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) has declared the board exam results for Class 10 (ICSE) and 12 (ISC). More than two lakh students appeared for the February-March exam; they can check their scores at and To download the results, students need to enter their roll number, date of birth and other information on the login page, fill in the Captcha and their scores will be displayed on the screen. "Candidates and stakeholders can check the results using the CISCE website or the CAREERS portal of the board. The results can also be accessed through Digilocker," CISCE chief executive Joseph Emmanuel had said on Tuesday. The improvement exams for Class 10 (ICSE) and Class 12 (ISC) will be conducted in July, according to Mr Emmanuel. This year, students from both ICSE and ISC will be allowed to appear for improvement exams in a maximum of two subjects within the same academic year. However, the compartment exams for Class 10 have been discontinued starting from the 2024 board cycle. The ICSE Class 10 exams ended on March 27, and the ISC Class 12 exams concluded on April 5.
Indian Express
30-04-2025
- Politics
- Indian Express
CISCE will declare ICSE and ISC 2025 results today. What are the recheck, re-evaluation, and improvement options?
The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) announced Tuesday that the results for the ICSE (Class 10) and ISC (Class 12) board exams will be declared at 11 am Wednesday. The announcement was made by Dr Joseph Emmanuel, Chief Executive & Secretary, CISCE, in a letter Tuesday addressed to all heads of schools affiliated with the Council. Students and stakeholders can access the results through multiple platforms, including CISCE's official website and the DigiLocker portal. To view results online, candidates need to enter their Unique ID, Index Number, and CAPTCHA on the CISCE website, while DigiLocker requires additional details such as the date of birth as per the admission card. Schools can also access the Tabulation Register via the CAREERS Portal using the principal's login credentials. For those seeking further assistance, CISCE has set up a helpdesk at helpdesk@ or a toll-free number, 1800-203-2414. The council has expressed gratitude to schools for their support in successfully conducting the examinations. Recheck and re-evaluation options CISCE has also outlined procedures for candidates dissatisfied with their results. The recheck process, available from April 30 to May 4, carries a fee of ₹1,000 per paper for ICSE and per subject for ISC. Recheck results will be declared within four weeks, and will be accessible on both the CISCE website and the CAREERS Portal. Candidates unhappy with recheck outcomes can apply for re-evaluation, with a fee of ₹1,500 per paper or subject, which is non-refundable. The re-evaluation window will open for three days following the recheck results announcement, with outcomes released within three weeks. For students aiming to further enhance their scores, CISCE will conduct improvement examinations in July, limited to a maximum of two subjects. Further details will be uploaded to the CISCE website soon. Emmanuel extended his best wishes to all candidates and schools, marking the culmination of another academic year. As students across India await their results, the council's multi-platform access and grievance redressal mechanisms are expected to streamline the process for millions of students.
