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ICSE, ISC Grade 10, 12 exam results declared. Here's how to check
New Delhi - The global pass percentage of Grade 10 stands at 99.33% and Grade 12 is at 96.84%.
The Indian School Certificate Examinations (ICSE) results of Grade 10 students and Indian School Certificate (ISC) of Grade 12 examinations have been declared by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE).
The global pass percentage of grade 10 stands at 99.33 per cent and grade 12 is at 96.84 per cent.
In the UAE, several hundred students studying in the GEMS Modern Academy, JSS International School and Ambassador School have attempted the examination.
The CISCE exams - scheduled to be held in February and March - was postponed due to the Covid-19 outbreak. However, the pending exams were held in July.
Here's how to check the results:
* The result is now available on the websites - cisce.org and results.cisce.org.
* Click on 'Results 2020' button on the homepage
* Go to the respective sections by selecting the options: ICSE/ISC Examination results 2020
* Enter Unique ID, Index number and captcha, click on show result button.
* Download the document for future use.
* The students can also check the result via SMS. The students need to send their seven-digit roll code to 09248082883 to receive the exam results.
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