The CBSE Class 12 results are one of the most awaited academic milestones for students across India. If you’re eager to know how to check your results, what to do next, and how to handle situations like re-evaluation or supplementary exams, this guide has got you covered!
- How to Check Your CBSE Class 12 Result?
Once the results are declared, you can check them on the official CBSE website:
- Visit results.cbse.nic.in
- Enter your roll number, school number, and admit card ID
- Click on ‘Submit’ to view your result
- Download and print a copy for future reference
You can also check your results via:
- SMS (send your roll number to the specified CBSE number)
- DigiLocker & UMANG App (login using your registered credentials)
- School noticeboards (some schools display results)
- When Will CBSE Class 12 Results Be Declared?
CBSE typically announces Class 12 results in May every year. For 2025, the expected date is May 20, 2025. Keep an eye on the official CBSE website for any updates.
- Not Happy With Your Marks? Here’s What You Can Do
If you feel your marks don’t reflect your performance, you have three options:
- Verification of Marks – Apply online for a re-check of marks.
- Photocopy of Answer Sheet – Request a copy of your evaluated answer sheet.
- Re-evaluation – If errors are found, marks may be revised.
- How to Apply for Re-evaluation?
The re-evaluation process starts a few days after result declaration:
- Visit the CBSE website.
- Apply online within the given timeframe.
- Pay the prescribed fee (₹500 per subject).
- Wait for the revised marks, if applicable.
- What If You Fail? Supplementary Exams to the Rescue!
If you didn’t pass in one or more subjects, don’t worry! You can appear for CBSE supplementary exams, usually held in July. For 2025, the tentative date is July 15, 2025.
- How to Obtain Your Original Mark Sheet?
Your online result is provisional. You must collect your original mark sheet from your school. You can also download a digital version from DigiLocker.
- CBSE Passing Criteria for Class 12
To pass, a student must score at least 33% overall (including internal assessments and Board exams) in each subject.
- Official Websites & Updates
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Final Thoughts
Your CBSE Class 12 result is just one step in your academic journey. Whether you score as expected or face challenges, remember that you have multiple options ahead—college admissions, improvement exams, or career planning. Stay positive and take the next step with confidence!
Best of luck to all students!
