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The CBSE Class 12 Result 2026 is expected to be announced shortly on official websites, with past trends indicating a likely May 13 release. Students are closely tracking updates from DigiLocker and the UMANG app, both of which hinted that results may be declared soon. The board exams were conducted from February 17 to April 10, 2026, and this year featured the On-Screen Marking system for digital evaluation aimed at improving accuracy and speeding up result processing.

CBSE Class 12 Results 2026 are expected soon, but repeated “coming soon” notifications from DigiLocker without a confirmed declaration date have sparked anxiety among students. Many have criticised the uncertainty on social media, especially after past trends suggested results usually followed shortly after DigiLocker updates. Students are now demanding clearer communication from CBSE amid mounting academic and emotional pressure.

CBSE has dismissed reports of delays and technical glitches in Class 12 evaluation, stating its On-Screen Marking system is functioning smoothly and on schedule. Officials reaffirm results will be declared in the third week of May. The digital process aims to ensure faster, consistent assessment, with past trends showing stable pass percentages in recent years.

Central Board of Secondary Education has launched the Integrated Payment System (IPS) for processing final payments to examination centres and functionaries for the 2026 board examinations. Schools have been instructed to enter, verify and freeze data on the IPS Centre Final 2026 portal within the prescribed schedule. The system incorporates revised rates for remuneration, conveyance and refreshments. A refreezing window has also been provided for correction of failed payments as per CBSE examination norms guidelines.

CBSE has released the Class 10 second board examination schedule for 2026, with exams running from May 15 to May 21. The timetable includes major subjects such as Mathematics, English, Science and Social Science, alongside language, skill and vocational papers. Several subjects are scheduled on May 19 and May 20 in varied durations. Issued from Dwarka, New Delhi, the notification confirms the second examination cycle under Controller of Examinations Dr. sanyam bhardwaj.

Uttar Pradesh recorded a marginal decline in its Class 10 pass percentage, reaching 89.3% this year, a drop from 90.3% last year. The state continues to lag behind national performers, with girls once again outperforming boys. A CBSE official cited a poor pupil-teacher ratio and resource limitations as contributing factors to the state's performance.

A QR code on CBSE Class 12 math papers unexpectedly led students to a Rick Astley music video, sparking concerns about exam paper authenticity. While the Board confirmed the papers are genuine and security remains intact, they are investigating the incident to prevent future occurrences. This unusual prank caused significant student and parent anxiety.

In preparation for the CBSE Board Exams 2024, Dr. sanyam bhardwaj, Controller of Examinations, offers insights on adapting study routines to new exam formats emphasising competency-based learning. With early issuance of the date sheet, students are urged to stay informed. Dr. Bhardwaj advises balanced study schedules and persistence amidst changes.

Dr. sanyam bhardwaj, CBSE Exam Controller, shares valuable tips for students preparing for CBSE Board Exam 2024. He advises students to create a healthy timetable that includes various activities. He also highlights the significance of exam tips provided during Pariksha Pe Charcha by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

With less than a week left for the CBSE board exams in 2024, TOI had a conversation with Dr. sanyam bhardwaj, the Controller of Examinations at the Central Board of Secondary Education. The aim was to glean valuable insights for CBSE candidates, commonly referred to as 'exam warriors.' In a recent discussion with TOI Education, one important topic addressed with Dr. Bhardwaj pertained to the elevated stress levels experienced by numerous students in the lead-up to the CBSE board exams.

CBSE has finalised the all new OMR-sheet for its Term-1 MCQ-based 90-minute Board exams to commence from November 16, 2021. The Term-1 exam will have a maximum of 60 questions and is to be filled with a pen. The OMR-sheet has been customised with an additional “box” and a separate column so that candidates need not erase a wrong entry and can also indicate the questions skipped.

The Central Board of Secondary Education has postponed Class X and Class XII board examinations scheduled on March 5 and March 6, 2026 in Bahrain, Iran, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE. The decision follows an earlier deferral of the March 2 papers in these regions. Fresh dates will be announced later. The Board will review conditions on March 5 and decide on examinations scheduled from March 7 onwards.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will conduct class 10 and 12 exams for the 2022-23 academic session from February 15 next year, according to examination controller sanyam bhardwaj.

The CBSE board is faced with a unique problem this year: A sudden spike in high achievers. After the board’s software pored over the data submitted by schools, it recently found the count of candidates with 95%-plus had zoomed way above the previous years’ numbers.