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CBSE Board Results 2017 Live Updates: Government schools outperform private

CBSE Class 10th results 2017: Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will declare the CBSE Class 10 exam results 2017 shortly

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CBSE Class 10th results 2017: Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has declared the CBSE Class 10 exam results 2017 for for Allabhad, Chennai, Delhi, Dehradun and Trivandrum regions. The results of other regions will be announced soon. Government schools have outperformed private school. Delhi has registered a pass percentage of 88.37%, up from last year’s 87.01%. The  is now live at www.results..in, www.cbseresults.nic.in, and www.cbse.nic.in.

There are many speculative news around time of results but the best way of checking CBSE board Class 10th results 2017 would be not to rely on speculative news items but to check the official website of the CBSE. Any announcements from the board would be first put at its official websites.

Board will declare CBSE Class 10th Results 2017 at www.results.nic.in, www.cbseresults.nic.in, and www.cbse.nic.in. In addition, Microsoft search engine Bing.com will also provide the results this year, board said. Some of the non-government results portal like indiaresults.com will also provide results. In addition, students can check their results on SMS and IVR.

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Top 3 quickest method to check CBSE Class 10th Results 2017

Websites

Rely on official websites – www.results.nic.in, www.cbseresults.nic.in, and www.cbse.nic.in to check your CBSE Board Class 10th Results 2017. The results will be first announced on these websites and Board is likely to inform a day in advance about results schedule.

IVR

CBSE Board Class 10th Results 2017 will also be available on IVR. Students can call 011-24357276, 011-28127030 (MTNL), 55530 (Idea Cellular), 54321223 ( Teleservices), and 54321202 (Airtel). The call is chargeable at 30p per minute per roll number.

SMS

CBSE Board Class 10th Results 2017 can also be checked via SMS. Send ‘cbse 10 [rollno]’ to 52001 (MTNL), 57766 (BSNL), 5800002 (Aircel), 55456068 (Idea), 54321, 51234 & 5333300 (Tata Teleservices), 54321202 (Airtel), and 9212357123 (National Informatics Centre). The SMS are charged at at 50p per SMS.

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