JKBOSE to Announce Class 10, 12 Results by April 30; Minor Delays Possible: Official
Says Class 11 Results to Take Time, No Immediate Plans for Release
Srinagar, Apr 28 (PP): In a significant update, the Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) is set to announce the results for Class 10 and Class 12 on the same day, likely by April 30, officials said.
A senior JKBOSE official told the news agency Prism Post (PP) that this is the first time results are being declared so early. However, minor delays are possible, and the results may be announced by May 1 if necessary.
“We are trying our best to declare the Class 10 and 12 results by April 30. Both will be released together, but there is a chance the website might crash due to heavy traffic, which could cause a delay. Still, we are working tirelessly to meet the timeline,” the official stated.
Highlighting the unprecedented early release, the official added, “This is the first time we are releasing the results this early. It’s a significant effort from our team, and we are leaving no stone unturned.”
Regarding Class 11 results, the official said they would take more time. “Class 11 students have already been provisionally admitted to the next grade, so there’s no urgency in releasing their results. Our focus remains on Class 10 and 12, as their results are crucial,” the official explained.
It’s to mention that this year, the Class 10th to 12th annual Board examinations were scheduled in February, as the government restored the previous November session in schools.
As per the official figures, around 355,963 students—317,136 in soft zones and 38,827 in hard zones—were registered for the annual examination of Class 10th, 11th, and 12th classes in hard and soft zone areas of Jammu and Kashmir.
The exam for Class 10th and 12th students in soft zone areas was scheduled from February 15, while the examination for Class 11th students was scheduled for February 18 of this year. In Class 10th, around 132,992 students—114,413 in soft zones and 18,579 in hard zones—appeared in the exams across 1,553 exam centres—1,313 in soft zones and 240 in hard zone areas of J&K.
Similarly, in the Class 11th examination, as many as 120,673 students—109,137 in soft zones and 11,536 in hard zones—were registered for the exams across 1,134 exam centres—1,004 in soft zones and 130 centres in hard zone areas.
Also, 102,298 students—93,586 in soft zones and 8,712 students in hard zone areas—of Jammu and Kashmir had registered for the annual Board examination in 989 exam centres—873 in soft zone areas and 116 exam centres in hard zones areas of Jammu and Kashmir. (PP)