Monday 23 April 2012

CBSE Results 2012


Central Board of Secondary Education New Delhi is the central level school education board in India. It is established in New Delhi and thousands of schools across the country in various states have been affiliated to the Central board to provide unified education. All the schools i.e. Kendriya Vidyalaya, JNV / Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Delhi Public Schools, DAV Schools, Geeta Niketan etc are affiliated to CBSE New Delhi. Central Board affiliated schools are established wherever any organization or office of Central government are available in the country. So that the wards of central govt employees can avail the education facilitie from the central school education board for uniform school system throughout the nation.


CBSE Board is headquartered in New Delhi and it is further classified into 8 regions across India i.e. Delhi, Patna, Panchkula, Guwahati, Chennai, Allahabad, Ajmer, Kolkata.

Central Board of Secondary Education conduct largest Indian examination i.e. Largest 10th / Xth class, 12th / XIIth Class, AIPMT /CBSE PMT, AIEEE, CTET examination which are among the country's largest examinations of matriculation level, senior secondary level, medical entrance, engineering entrace and teachers eligibility in India.

From next year a new test in place of AIEEE and IITJEE is coming with the name of ISEET which will also be conducted by the CBSE Board.

CBSE 2012 Results will we declared in the coming months for the various above states examinations. CBSE 10th / 12th Exam 2012 were conducted in the month of March 2012. CBSE PMT exam pre was conducted in April and final exam will be organized in the month of May. AIEEE offline mode entrance will be conducted on 29th April while online exam will be taken through a window of 20 days.

CBSE Results of all these examination will be declared in the month of June / July 2012.

CBSE Results 2012 will be declared on the main CBSE website as well as specific websites of AIPMT, AIEEE, CTET.

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