ICSE ISC Results 2024 Live, ICSE ISC results declared, 98.19% students passed in class 12th and 99.47% students passed in class 10th

CISCE Class 10th 12th results Live: The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) has released the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE) Class 10th and Indian School Certificate (ISC) Class 12th results. Now the results will be available on the official websites cisce.org, results.cisce.org. But you can see. This year, 98.19% students have passed in class 12th, while 99.47% students have passed in class 10th. This year, girls have performed better than boys in ICSE i.e. 10th and ISC 12th. While 99.65% girls and 99.31% boys have passed the exam in class 10th, 98.92% girls and 97.53% boys have passed the exam in class 12th. This year, 52,765 boys and 147,136 girls appeared for the ISC i.e. 12th exam.

Out of which 1,303 boys and 510 girls have failed. The total number of students who failed in class 12th is 1,813. Whereas in ICSE i.e. 10th class, 1,30,506 boys and 1,13,111 girls appeared for the exam. Out of which 894 boys and 395 girls have failed. The total number of students who failed in class 10th is 1,289. The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) had informed yesterday that the results for both classes will be declared on Monday, May 6 at 11 am. To check the result, students will need Unique ID, Index Number, Captcha. This year, CISCE board exams ended on March 28 for Class 10 and April 3 for Class 12. Let us tell you, this year CISCE did not announce the names of ICSE and ISC toppers to avoid unhealthy competition among the students.

However, last year the names of toppers were released. In the result of the year 2023, Mawra Naseeb, a class 12 student of Girls High School, and Sarthak Singh, a class 10 student of Boys High School, had secured third place in the all India level merit list. In the Humanities category, Mawra Naseeb had secured 99.25 per cent marks while Sarthak Singh had secured 99.40 per cent marks. According to Father Thomas Kumar, 12th coordinator and principal of St. Joseph’s College, about 3200 students of 19 colleges of Prayagraj and one college of Pratapgarh had appeared for the 12th examination.