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CBSE 10th Results 2022 : Overall pass percentage is 94.40 percent

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New Delhi: CBSE 10th Results 2022: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) announced the result of Class 10th today. The pass percentage is 94.40 percent. The pass percentage of girls is 95.21 percent and boys is 93.80 percent. The girls have done better than boys.

Students can check their CBSE 10th result 2022 link through the official website of the board cbseresults.nic.in, results.gov.in. The board conducted CBSE Class 10th Term 2 exams from April 26 to May 24, 2022. Students need to secure a minimum of 33 percent marks in each paper and in overall to pass the CBSE 10th exams 2022.

CBSE 10th Result 2022: How to check via DigiLocker App. CBSE also provides the Class 10th digital marksheets in DigiLocker App or website, digilocker.gov.in. It can be downloaded by login into the DigiLocker website and mobile application.

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