The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) has declared the much-awaited ICSE (Class 10) and ISC (Class 12) results for 2024. This year’s results come with some significant announcements, including a remarkable increase in the pass percentage and the discontinuation of compartment exams.
Record-Breaking Pass Percentage
Students can breathe a sigh of relief! CISCE has reported an exceptional pass percentage for both Class 10 and Class 12 exams in 2024. Nearly all students passed the ICSE exam, with a staggering 99.47% success rate. The ISC exam also witnessed a high pass percentage of 98.19%. These figures mark a significant improvement compared to the previous year’s results.
Farewell to Compartment Exams
In a major change for students, CISCE has announced the discontinuation of compartment exams for both ICSE and ISC examinations starting from 2024. Previously, compartment exams provided an opportunity for students who failed in one or two subjects to retake them and improve their overall grades. The council has not yet provided a detailed explanation for this decision.
How to Check Your CISCE Results
If you appeared for the 2024 CISCE exams, you can now check your results online by following these simple steps:
- Visit the official CISCE website: https://results.cisce.org/
- Click on the designated link for “ICSE Board Exams Results 2024” or “ISC Board Exams Results 2024” depending on your class.
- Select your course code (ICSE/ISC).
- Enter your login credentials, including your Unique ID, Index Number, and the Captcha code.
- Click on “Submit” to view your results.
- Download and print your marksheet for future reference.
Additional Resources
Students who may have questions or concerns about their results can access additional resources on the CISCE website. The council may also release further information regarding the discontinuation of compartment exams in the coming days.
Moving Forward
The announcement of the CISCE results marks a significant milestone for students who have been diligently preparing for their exams. The high pass percentage is a testament to their hard work and dedication. However, with the removal of compartment exams, students will need to strategize their studies more effectively to ensure success in their first attempt.
Here are some additional points to consider:
- What are the implications of the discontinued compartment exams for students?
- What alternative options might CISCE introduce to support students who underperform?
- How can students adapt their study strategies to excel in their first attempt?
We encourage students, parents, and educators to stay informed about any further announcements from CISCE regarding the changes to the examination system.