ICSE Class 10, 12 Results out; 7 students score 99.50% in 12
Abhay Anand | May 14, 2018 | 04:36 PM IST | 1 min read
NEW DELHI, MAY 14: The council for Indian School Certificate Examination (CISCE) has released ICSE class 10 and ISC class 12 result on May 14, 2018.
Results can also be checked on the official website of CISCE, cisce.org.
Students can also check their results on their mobile through SMS. To get ISC results 2018 on mobile, students have to SMS ISC Space Unique ID and send it to 09248082883. To get ICSE results 2018 on a mobile, students have to SMS ICSE Space Unique ID and send to 09248082883.
The pass percentage for class 10 is is 98.51, it was 98.53 in 2017.
The pass percentage for ISC Result 2018 is 96.21, in 2017 it was 96.47. Swayam Das, a student of St. Mary’s ICSE School Navi Mumbai has got the first rank with 99.40% in ICSE class 10.
The southern region has got the highest pass percentage in ICSE 10th exam with 99.69, followed by the western region with 99.67.
In ISC class 12 exam, seven students have topped with 99.50 percent marks. Their names are Abhijanan Chakrobarty from Mumbai, Radhika Chandra from Lucknow, Saman Waheed from Lucknow, Sakshi Pradunan from Lucknow, Lipika Agarwal again from Lucknow, Koushiki Dasgupta Chaudhary from Panihati and Tansa Kartik Shah from Mumbai.
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