How to get marksheet and pass certificate this year?????

Greetings to all the readers!!!!

As all students are waiting for their results that is going to be announced by 15 July 2020 .Some students are in confusion about their marksheet and pass certificate .In the situation when it is risky to go out of the house , how can the students will get their marksheet and pass certificate? 
Here, is the answer for your questions.
Every year CBSE provide the students with marksheet and pass certificate in both soft copy and hard copy format. The hard copy of these documents will be given by the schools after 15 to 16 days of the result .
Students have to contact with their respective schools for the purpose.
How to get marksheet and pass certificate from Digilocker??
CBSE had partnered with Digilocker in 2019 to provide students with digital certificates.

DigiLocker is a flagship initiative of Ministry of Electronics and IT (MeitY) under Digital India programme and it aims at ‘Digital Empowerment’ of a citizen by providing access to authentic digital documents to citizen’s digital document wallet.

Students can get Thier digilocker username through SMS and if students do not have access of the mobile no. Which is registered with CBSE ,they can also get their certificates by signing into Digilocker.

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