Class 10, 12 Exams 2022: Application mode for different boards; Know how to apply
Boards are releasing the application 2022 in the coming months. Here’s how students can check the application process mode.
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NEW DELHI: Several education boards are expected to release the board exam application form 2022 in the upcoming months. Meanwhile, some of the boards have declared the Class 10 results 2021, and others have announced the expected dates of the board results.
Keeping in view the COVID-19 pandemic situation in the country and the safety of students, the Centre cancelled the CBSE and CISCE board exams across the country. Following this, boards including BSEB, JKBOSE, KSEEB among other state boards also called off the exams. This year, the boards devised assessment criteria to evaluate the Class 10 and 12 students. The evaluation criteria is mostly based on internal assessment and the past performances of students.
Meanwhile, the application process for various Class 10 and 12 board exams 2022 will start in the coming days. Students who want to appear for the 10th, 12th exams 2022 should check the official websites to keep track of the dates.
Several boards allow the regular students to apply through their schools, while private students can register online through the official website.
Application mode for central and state boards exam process 2022
|
Board |
Application mode |
|
CBSE |
Online through schools for regular students and online through student login for private students |
|
BSEB |
Online through schools |
|
CISCE |
Online through schools |
|
NIOS |
Online by students |
|
Kerala Board 10th, 12th |
Online through school login |
|
Karnataka Board 10th, 12th |
Online through school login |
|
HPBOSE 10th, 12th |
Online through school login |
|
CGBSE 10th, 12th |
Through schools |
|
UP Board 10th, 12th |
Online through school login |
|
MP Board 10th, 12th |
Through online portal by schools |
|
PSEB 10th, 12th |
Through schools |
|
MBOSE 10th, 12th |
Online through school login |
|
BSEH 10th, 12th |
Online through school login |
|
GSEB 10th, 12th |
Online through school login |
|
AP SSC and Intermediate |
Online through school login |
|
Telangana SSC and Intermediate |
Online through school login |
|
NBSE 10th, 12th |
Online through schools |
|
UBSE 10th, 12th |
Through schools |
|
Odisha Board 10th, 12th |
Through schools |
|
JAC 10th, 12th |
Online through schools |
|
Manipur Board 10th, 12th |
By schools |
|
Tamil Nadu 10th, 12th |
Through online portal by schools |
|
Assam 10th, 12th board exam |
Online through schools and centres |
|
West Bengal 10th, 12th |
Online through school login |
Recently, CBSE issued a new assessment scheme for Class 10 and 12 students. As per the new circular, CBSE divides the academic year into two terms. The first term will be held in November/December 2021. The second term exam will be held in March/April 2022 for a duration of 2-hour with different question formats.
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