ICSE Class 10 2023 Results Declared Overall Pass Percentage 98.94%

The CISCE Board has declared the ICSE Class 10 Results 2023 today, i.e., May 14 2023, at 3 pm sharp. The ICSE Class 10 exams were conducted from February 27, 2023, to March 29, 2023. A total of 237,631 students had appeared for the board exams, out of which 1,28,131 were boys and 1,09,500 girls. The results bear testimony that the girls have outperformed the boys with a pass percentage of 99.21%, which is greater than the 98.71% of boys. The overall pass percentage this year for Class 10 is 98.94%.

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ICSE 2023 Class 10 Result Highlights

Here are the main highlights of ICSE Class 10 results 2023:

• The overall pass percentage takes a dip by 1.03 percentage points compared to last year’s.
• Girls have performed better than boys in Class 10.

○       Girls: 99.21%

○       Boys: 98.71%

• Category-wise pass percentage

○       SC: 98.36%

○       ST: 96.92%

○       OBC: 98.98%

• Region-wise analysis of pass percentage

○       North: 98.65%

○       East: 98.47%

○       West: 99.81%

○       South: 99.69%

Where Can I Check the ICSE Class 10 2023 Board Results?

Students who appeared for the exams can check and download their results from the official website provided by CISCE.

They can also request their scores via SMS using their mobile phones.

SMS format: ICSE<Space><Seven digits Unique Id> send it to this number: 09248082883.

How To Check The ICSE Result?

Students can check their results from the CISCE website by following the steps given below:

• Go to the CISCE results page link.
  
• Click on the Course drop-down menu and select ICSE (Class 10)
• Enter your UID (seven-digit number given on the admit card)
• Enter the Index Number (give n on the admit card)
• Type the CAPTCHA displayed
• Click on show result to view the result.
• You can click the Print result option to download the scorecard.

How To Calculate the Percentage?

Students can estimate their percentage by following the steps below:

• Calculate the average of the numbers mentioned in the percentage marks column. Add all the 6 percentage marks, and dividing the sum by 6 will give you the aggregate percentage.
• To calculate the percentage of the best 5, choose any 5 (from the percentage marks column). However, it is a must to include English percentage marks in your best five. Add the marks of 5 subjects and divide the sum by 5.
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ICSE Class 10 Toppers 2023

9 students top Class 10 this year with a total of 499/500. The list of students is shared below:

1. Rushil Kumar
2. Annanya Karthik
3. Shreya Upadhyay
4. Advay Sardesai
5. Yash Manish Bhasein
6. Tanay Sushil Shah
7. Hiya Sanghavi
8. Avishi Singh
9. Sambit Mukhopadhyay

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q. 1. What are the minimum pass marks in ICSE board exams?

Ans. Students must achieve a minimum of 33% marks to pass the ICSE board exam.

Q. 2. How to apply for re-checking?

Ans. Students who are unhappy with their results can apply for rechecking through the board websites. ICSE students will have to pay ₹1,000 per paper. They can also place a re-checking request through their school head.

Q. 3. What are Class 10 ICSE 2023 compartmental exams?

Ans. A compartmental exam is an additional board exam for ICSE students who have failed one or more subjects in the ICSE board exams.

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