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Plus two results to be out on 6 May

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Chennai: The eagerly awaited schedule for the release of state board examination results for classes 10, 11, and 12 has been unveiled by the Government Examination Department.

With a significant number of students appearing for these crucial exams, anticipation is running high as the dates for result announcements have been officially confirmed.

According to the released schedule, the results for class 12 exams are slated to be announced on May 6, marking a pivotal moment for the nearly 7.50 Lakh students who undertook the examination. For class 10 students, the wait will culminate on May 10, whereas class 11 results will be unveiled on May 14.

The process leading up to these announcements has been meticulous and thorough. The class 12 examinations concluded on March 22, with the subsequent correction of papers wrapping up on April 13. Similarly, class 11 students penned down their final exam on April 25, following which the papers were diligently assessed, with the correction process also concluding on April 13. SSLC students, numbering approximately 9 lakh, completed their exams by April 8, and the correction of papers was finalized by April 22.

One notable aspect of this year’s examinations is the inclusion of students with arrear exams, who completed their last exam on April 25, adding an extra layer of significance to the result announcements.

In a move towards accessibility and convenience, students will have the flexibility to check their results via their mobile phones or through designated websites from the comfort of their homes, ensuring a streamlined and hassle-free experience.

With over 8 lakh students appearing for the class 11 exams and an impressive 9 lakh students undertaking the SSLC examination, the scale and significance of these results cannot be understated. As the countdown to the result announcements begins, students, parents, and educators alike are bracing themselves for the outcome, eagerly awaiting the culmination of months of hard work and dedication.

11 and 12 has been unveiled by the Government Examination Department. The eagerly awaited schedule for the release of state board examination results for classes 10
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