ICSE 2014 results for Class 10 are not yet announced and expected to be declared after May-15-2014 by CISCE - Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations according to the official website.
Exams were held between dates of March-3-2014 and March-29-2014. Last year the results were declared on May 17 and this year also it would be the same, that is after 15th may.
The exam was conducted in across 2500 examination centers, would be evaluated at 650 centralized centers.
Results would be announced on the CISCE official website. The students who had taken the exam, to check the result log on to www.cisce.org or www.cisce.in.com and fill the Index numbers followed by roll numbers to fetch the mark-list. Through SMS service candidates can also check their results on the mobile phones.
This time evaluation is done online, for a substantial part of the ICSE exam in-order to make the evaluation processes accurate and transparent. According to the Council, this will make the evaluation and examination procedures more transparent accurate and time saving. The Board has also done away the practice of allotting index number to a registered student in classes X and XII.
CISCE Board is one of the finest and largest educational board and it conducts 2 examinations in India and abroad - Indian School Certificate [ISC] and Indian Certificate of Secondary Education [ICSE] for class 10th 12th.
Exams were held between dates of March-3-2014 and March-29-2014. Last year the results were declared on May 17 and this year also it would be the same, that is after 15th may.
The exam was conducted in across 2500 examination centers, would be evaluated at 650 centralized centers.
Results would be announced on the CISCE official website. The students who had taken the exam, to check the result log on to www.cisce.org or www.cisce.in.com and fill the Index numbers followed by roll numbers to fetch the mark-list. Through SMS service candidates can also check their results on the mobile phones.
This time evaluation is done online, for a substantial part of the ICSE exam in-order to make the evaluation processes accurate and transparent. According to the Council, this will make the evaluation and examination procedures more transparent accurate and time saving. The Board has also done away the practice of allotting index number to a registered student in classes X and XII.
| Southern region | 99.66 % |
| Western region | 99.46 % |
| Eastern region | 98.02 % |
| Northern region | 97.30 % |
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