Students Demand Clarification on CBSE Results 2022 Date and Marking Scheme

CBSE students are anxiously awaiting CBSE results for the 10th and 12th. The delay in the board exam results is making the students worried. Because the board exams were split into two terms for the academic session 2021–2022, students who took the CBSE board exams in 2022 are also worried about the evaluation criteria.

Students are launching online campaigns to demand clarification about the marking scheme for the CBSE 10th and 12th exams in 2022 because the Central Board of Education has not given any information about the weightage of the CBSE term 1 and term 2 exam scores in the final results.

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Since the board has not released any official information on the announcement of CBSE’s 10th and 12th results. Students are also furious about the delay of the CBSE results 2022. Students frequently demand on social media that the CBSE should disclose the weightage methodology.

We had faced lot of difficulties in the past 2 years of COVID-19.. No proper class.. Network issue…#CBSEapplyBestOfEitherTerms#CBSEResults #BestofEitherTermSubjectWise@cbseindia29 @Cbse_official@UrHimanshuBorah pic.twitter.com/1dO8el325r

— FARHAN (@MdFarha04853791) July 13, 2022

Furthermore, students are conducting an online movement demanding the board to prepare the CBSE results by considering the best marks from the term 1 and term 2 exams. Students claim that they mainly had online classes.

Moreover, students claim that they got very less time to prepare for the final exams, and a few of the examinations were difficult for all students. Students also contended that the COVID-19 pandemic also affected their studies and preparations.

#CBSEapplyBestOfEitherTerms
This pretty much sums up the problems faced by us, if these reasons are not enough to convince the authorities to adopt #BestOfEitherTerms then I don’t know what is. Please listen to us and give us the results we deserve. pic.twitter.com/j1YWxd3ugg

— ur mom (@maniac_1234) July 15, 2022

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