Odisha Board 12th Result 2021 Declared for Science and Commerce: Check result @chseodisha.nic.in

NEW DELHI: Council of Higher Secondary Education, Odisha has declared the Odisha Class 12 result today. The Odisha Class 12 result has been announced for Science and Commerce streams. Soon, Odisha CHSE result 2021 will be available online on the official website - orissaresults.nic.in and chseodisha.nic.in. Students can check their results by entering the roll number and registration number, once the link is activated.
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The result contains the details related to the candidates, school and the marks secured by them. Candidates who are not satisfied with their performance can apply for the re-evaluation through the official website from August 2021.

How to check Odisha CHSE results for Science and Commerce?

To check the result of Odisha Class 12 board, students must follow the steps mentioned below:

• Visit the official website - orissaresults.nic.in

• Select ‘Odisha CHSE Result 2021’

• A login window will be flashed on the screen

• Enter the roll number and registration number

• Click the ‘submit’ option.

• The screen will then display the Odisha CHSE result 2021

Students must go through all the details mentioned in the Odisha Class 12 result carefully and take a screenshot of it for future references. The details mentioned in the Odisha CHSE result are as follows:

• Name of the student

• Roll number

• School name

• Subject names

• Subject-wise marks obtained

• Result status

• Qualifying status

• Remarks

This year, the Odisha CHSEexam was scheduled to be held on May 15 to June 13, 2021 which was later cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, last year, around 3 lakh students appeared for Odisha CHSE exam wherein a total of 70.21% candidates passed the Science stream, 67.56 % passed in Arts while 74.95% students passed in the Commerce stream. In 2019, around 3,50,000 students appeared for the Class 12 exam registering a total pass percentage of 72.33 wherein 70.40% were boys while 75.02% girls could make it through.

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