Did PM Modi Just Inspire CBSE Students with His Message?

New Delhi, May 13 (NationPress) Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his congratulations on Tuesday to the multitude of students nationwide who took part in the Class 10 and 12 Board examinations, as the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) revealed the results.

This year, an impressive 93.66 percent of students successfully passed the Class 10 exams, while the pass rate for Class 12 was 88.39 percent, reflecting a modest improvement of 0.41 percent compared to the previous year.

Over 23 lakh students participated in the Class 10 Board exams, which were held at 7,837 centres across 26,675 affiliated schools. In total, more than 42 lakh students sat for the Board exams this year. The Class 10 exams concluded on March 18, and the Class 12 exams finished on April 4.

PM Modi took to X, stating, "Dear exam warriors, heartiest congratulations to everyone who has cleared the CBSE Class XII and X examinations! This is the result of your determination, discipline, and hard work."

He also recognized the essential roles of parents and teachers, adding, "Today is also a day to recognize the contributions of parents, teachers, and all others who have played a part in this achievement. Wishing Exam Warriors great success in all the opportunities that lie ahead!"

The Prime Minister offered a special message for those who may not have achieved their desired results. In another post, he stated, "To those who feel a bit disheartened by their scores, I want to remind you: One exam can never define you. Your journey is far larger, and your strengths go well beyond the mark sheet. Remain confident and curious because extraordinary things await you."

Once again, girls excelled over boys in both Class 10 and Class 12 results.

Students can check their results on the official websites cbse.gov.in, cbseresults.nic.in, and results.cbse.nic.in. They are also accessible through DigiLocker, the UMANG app, and via IVRS.

CBSE has sent DigiLocker login details via SMS to the registered mobile numbers of students to facilitate the download of digitally verified mark sheets and certificates.

To view their results, students need to input their roll number, admit card ID, school code, and date of birth.

A minimum of 33 percent in both theory and practical exams is necessary to pass. In certain borderline cases, grace marks may be granted.

CBSE remains the largest school examination Board in the country and is the second-largest public examination system in India, following general elections.