ICSE, ISC Semester 1 result 2022 released, direct link to check result here
The Council for Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) has announced the first-semester examination results of Class 10th (ICSE) & Class 12th (ISC) on Monday.
Students can check the Class 10, 12 results on the official site of CISCE on cisce.org.
The ICSE and ISC Year 2021-22 Semester 1 examination results will also be available on the Council's Careers portal, on the Council's website and through SMS.
Candidates can receive results through SMS by typing the seven-digit unique ID number and sending it to 09248082883. The result, which includes marks in all subjects, will be sent to his or her registered mobile number.
Council, however, will not issue any hard copies of the Semester 1 exam results. Results will be made available for schools in the form of online transcripts and result tabulation.
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How to download Results:
First, visit the official site of CISCE on cisce.org. The result page will be displayed on the screen, enter the required details and click on submit.
Your result will be displayed on the screen. Students are advised to download the page after checking results and keep a hard copy for further need.
Direct link to check results; click here.
For now, no student will be declared pass or fail as those who get less than 33% marks will have to score better in term 2 to be passed as passing marks are 33%. Both term 1 and term 2 exams will be included in the final score, thus term 2 could be another opportunity to improve.
Students who are unhappy with their results can apply for rechecking at cisce.org. They can either apply directly or ask schools to do the same on their behalf. In both cases, a fee of Rs 1000 will be charged.
February 10 has been announced as the last date of applying for rechecking. Since the window will only be open for three days, the rechecking window will close on February 10 at 10 am.
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