Retest not to delay CBSE Class 10, Class 12 results 2018: Find likely date

There will be no delay in CBSE Class 12 results due to re-examination following the CBSE paper leaks. Check for updates on Business Standard

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CBSE Class 10 Result 2018, CBSE Class 12 result are unlikely to be delayed due to the re-examinations held on account of the infamous CBSE paper leaks. Nearly a month after the CBSE exam question papers were leaked, the re-test of the Class 12 Economics paper took place on April 25. But that would not delay the declaration of the results, said a CBSE board official. The students could check their CBSE Class 12 and Class 11 results on CBSE's official website CBSE or http://cbseresults.nic.in.

"The results will be declared on time as the evaluation is in advanced stage despite re-exam of economics paper. We have rigorously followed up with schools to send more evaluators than the required number," a senior Board Official said. There were also reports of the CBSE's Class 10 mathematics paper being leaked, but the board decided against its re-test, saying class 10 was just an "internal segment" of school Education system. The reports of the leak of the CBSE papers had caused disappointment among students across the country last month. In Delhi, students held protests accusing the CBSE Result of negligence and demanded immediate action against the guilty.

According to Delhi Police, the class 12 economics paper was leaked on 23 March - three days before the scheduled date of the examination.

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1. Retest of economics paper will not delay results: CBSE students can check their CBSE Class12 and Class 10 results on CBSE. There will be no delay in CBSE CLass 12 results due to re-test following CBSE paper leak. Read More

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