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CBSE 12th Results 2022 Declared: Pass percentage this year 92.71 percent, students can download scorecard

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Bhubaneswar: CBSE 12th Results 2022 declared today. Again, girls’ students on top. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) announced the results for Class 12 exams 2022, the pass percentage this year 92.71 percent.

Now the students can download the mark sheet from the websites cbse.gov.in, results.cbse.nic.in using roll number, school numbers. To check CBSE 12th result, click on the class wise result link. Use roll numbers, school numbers. CBSE 12th scorecards will appear on the screen, download and take a printout.

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CBSE 12th Results 2022

According to sources, The CBSE final mark sheet has been prepared on the basis of the weightage of marks in both term I and II exams 2022. The scorecard contains details of marks obtained during the academic year as internal assessment marks, project works, practical exams and pre-board exams.

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