CBSE result exact dates !!!

Greetings to all the readers!!!!

Here is a big update for the students who have given 10th and 12th boards this year. As the remaining CBSE exams were cancelled due to the extreme conditions of Corona pandemic. However, the results are schematic to be announced by 15 july 2020.but the exact dates were not announced.
Today, a rumour was trending on social media about the  exact dates for the results of 10th and 12th board exams . There is not any official notice from CBSE. The results can be announced in the second week of july.
The students should prepare themselves mentally and emotionally . 

The board will publish CBSE result 2020 10th and 12th on official result portal- cbseresults.nic.in 2020. Apart from this, students can use Google search engine, SMS service, IVRS facility, SMS organizer app and other methods to check CBSE board result 2020.
Around 30 lakh students are waiting for CBSE result 2020. Soon, they will be able to view cbse.nic.in result 2020 10th and 12th using their roll number, admit card ID and other credentials. So, keep the admit card handy to get CBSE 2020 result Class 10 and 12 quickly after announcement.
so, don't get confused in the rumours. For the authentic and genuine updates stay connected with this blog. Hope all students will get good marks.

Stay homešŸ ,Stay safe

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