CBSE warns Class 10, 12 students as fake notices on term 1 result date flood social media

NEW DELHI: Amid speculations and rumours about the CBSE term 1 result date 2022, a fake notice is being circulated on social media platforms stating that the CBSE Class 10, 12 term 1 results will be made available through the “centre of educations”. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) warned students against the fake circular on Twitter.

As per the fake CBSE circular, “All the candidates will be given unique username and password via their centre. These credentials will be required to log into the new web portal to obtain the results. The board has decided to adopt this new process to ease navigation within the portal.”

Fake notices have been flooding social media platforms creating confusion among the students who are awaiting CBSE Class 10, 12 term 1 results 2022.

CBSE board will be declaring the Class 10, 12 result 2021-22 term 1 at cbse.gov.in, cbse.nic.in, cbseresults.nic.in. In addition to these, the CBSE term 1 results will also be available on the UMANG app, through IVRS, SMS and on DigiLocker platforms – digilocker.gov.in and the app. There is no new username and password generated to check the CBSE term 1 results 2021-22 as mentioned in the fake notice. Instead, students will be able to download the CBSE result 2021 term 1 using roll number and date of birth.

Students have taken to Twitter to express their concerns. Demanding clarity over the CBSE Class 10 and 12 results 2022, they have pointed out that the fake notice circulating on social media are just adding to the confusion.

We understood that it's fake but please @cbseindia29 give the right circular and tell us when are we getting the result of term 1 board exams! #CBSE

— Samarth Jaiswal (@Samarth26577231) January 25, 2022

Meanwhile, an educationist Francis Joseph on Twitter shared another fake notice on CBSE Class 10, 12 term 1 result 2021-22.

#FakeNews #CBSE #CBSEResult #cbseterm2 #CBSENews #CBSEResults #cbseterm1 @cbseindia29 pic.twitter.com/TvTEc2KLc7

— Francis Joseph (@Francis_Joseph) January 25, 2022