ICSE Class 10 exam results are just two days away. The results for the exam conducted by Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) are likely to be declared on May 21.
The results will be available on the official website of the board around 3 pm on May 21. The candidates can also access their results through SMS. To access their results via SMS candidates are required to type ICSE 1234567 and their unique ID and send it to 09248082883.
The ICSE Class 10 examinations were conducted in 2,500 centers and will be evaluated at 650 centralised centers.
Here are a few interesting highlights of 2013 ICSE exams:
Last year out of the total aspirants, who had attempted the ICSE Class 10 exam, 98.20 per cent students had qualified the examination.
The ICSE Exam has been conducted in 64 written subjects out of which 23 are Indian languages and the rest are foreign languages.
For ICSE in India, the best pass percentage has been achieved by the Southern region i.e. 99.66 per cent, followed by the Western region (99.46 per cent), Eastern region (98.02 per cent) and Northern region (97.30 per cent).
In 2013, for ICSE, special difficulty cases such as Dyslexia totaled to 652, out of which 28 candidates obtained above 90 per cent marks, Visually Challenged candidates were 37, six of them obtained above 90 per cent. Besides, 16 candidates took the examinations from the hospital out of which 4 candidates scored above 90 per cent.
The candidates appearing for ICSE Exams (Class 10) are required to clear at least six subjects. One of it should be English, any Second Language and History, Civics Geography (compulsory subjects) and any 3 optional subjects to receive ICSE certification.
The results will be available on the official website of the board around 3 pm on May 21. The candidates can also access their results through SMS. To access their results via SMS candidates are required to type ICSE 1234567 and their unique ID and send it to 09248082883.
The ICSE Class 10 examinations were conducted in 2,500 centers and will be evaluated at 650 centralised centers.
Here are a few interesting highlights of 2013 ICSE exams:
Last year out of the total aspirants, who had attempted the ICSE Class 10 exam, 98.20 per cent students had qualified the examination.
The ICSE Exam has been conducted in 64 written subjects out of which 23 are Indian languages and the rest are foreign languages.
For ICSE in India, the best pass percentage has been achieved by the Southern region i.e. 99.66 per cent, followed by the Western region (99.46 per cent), Eastern region (98.02 per cent) and Northern region (97.30 per cent).
In 2013, for ICSE, special difficulty cases such as Dyslexia totaled to 652, out of which 28 candidates obtained above 90 per cent marks, Visually Challenged candidates were 37, six of them obtained above 90 per cent. Besides, 16 candidates took the examinations from the hospital out of which 4 candidates scored above 90 per cent.
The candidates appearing for ICSE Exams (Class 10) are required to clear at least six subjects. One of it should be English, any Second Language and History, Civics Geography (compulsory subjects) and any 3 optional subjects to receive ICSE certification.
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