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HPBOSE 10th Result 2020 LIVE Updates: The pass percentage among girls is 71.5 percent while 64.9 percent of the boys who appeared passed the exams, said reports.
According to reports, a student by the name of Tanu Kumar has bagged the top rank by scoring 98.71 percent. Kshitiz Sharma of New Gurukul Public School, Gopal Nagar ranked second with a score 98.56 percent.
This year the pass percentage stands at 68.11 percent, said board officials.
The official website has crashed but students can check the results on alternative websites like examresults.net and indiaresults.com.
The Himachal Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (HPBOSE)has announced the class 10 exam results and they will be available on the website shortly.
The Himachal Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (HPBOSE) will announce the results of Class 10 exam at 4.15 pm, according to the latest update mentioned in the board release. Meanwhile, several media portals have reported that the results Class 10 exams will be declared by the Himachal Pradesh board at around 4 pm. Students are advised to keep checking HPBOSE official website for receiving latest updates. The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education (HPBOSE) is likely to declare the Class 10 board exam 2020 results today (9 June) on its official website hpbose.org at 2 pm . However, the board has not issued an official notice. Last year, the board students could check their results via SMS by messaging “HP10 roll number” to 56263. Students can check the official website for details on this method. [caption id=“attachment_8456311” align=“alignnone” width=“640”]  Representational image. PTI[/caption] In case students cannot access their scores via SMS, they can also log on to the official website hpbose.org. Students can also click on this link to view their results. Here are the steps to view the marksheets: Step 1: Go to the official website www.hpbose.org Step 2: Click on the results link Step 3: Go to Class 10 Results Step 4: Enter hall ticket number and other details Step 5: Download and save your results for future reference Students must note that the above link is not active yet and they will be able to view their scores only after the results are declared. To obtain live results, students can also enter their log-in details in the widget below:
Board PRO Anju Pathak had told the Indian Express last week that the evaluation process was completed on 30 May and the board will take some time for uploading the results on the website. She had however not confirmed the result date. Earlier media reports had said that the results would be declared on 5 June. However, board officials said that the process will take a few more days and the results would likely be announced in the next week. The Board had last month issued a notification according to which grace marks would be granted in subjects like Sanskrit and Urdu, said a Business Insider report. While last year the Class 10 board results were out on 29 April, students usually get their results every May. However, candidates had to wait this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The board exams of Class 10 students were conducted from 5 to 19 March across various centres around Himachal Pradesh. According to the Indian Express, around 1.5 lakh students had appeared for the exams this year. The HPBOSE Class 12 exams were held from 4 March and were supposed to continue till 27 March, 2020. As the Geography examination was pending, the board recently announced that it would be conducting the same on 8 June across over 300 centres in the state.
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