The Madhya Pradesh Board Of Secondary Education (MPBSE) will declare the class 12 results on July 27 at 3 pm.
After the declaration of CBSE and ISC class 12 results, students of MP board are getting impatient over results as they have to provide their marksheets and scores before seeking admission to different colleges. The MP board counselling helplines are flooded with calls with each counsellor attending over 100 calls per day from students panicking over class 12 results. The helpline received 1,30,000 calls in four months (April to July 25).
"After the declaration of the result by CBSE, students of MP Board are worried that if the result of class 12 is delayed, it may create problems in admission," said, Hemant Sharma, director Vighyan Kendra, MPBSE.
Board's 18 counsellors, spread in three shifts, are getting around 1,800 to 2,000 calls per day on an average. Many students who could not appear for the remaining class 12 exams are also calling helplines to know the dates of special exams.
Sharma said, "The board had decided to conduct special exams for students who were quarantined, found Covid-19 positive or had any positive case in their family, to minimise the risk of infection for other students. They are now asking about the dates of their exams."
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After the declaration of CBSE and ISC class 12 results, students of MP board are getting impatient over results as they have to provide their marksheets and scores before seeking admission to different colleges. The MP board counselling helplines are flooded with calls with each counsellor attending over 100 calls per day from students panicking over class 12 results. The helpline received 1,30,000 calls in four months (April to July 25).
"After the declaration of the result by CBSE, students of MP Board are worried that if the result of class 12 is delayed, it may create problems in admission," said, Hemant Sharma, director Vighyan Kendra, MPBSE.
Board's 18 counsellors, spread in three shifts, are getting around 1,800 to 2,000 calls per day on an average. Many students who could not appear for the remaining class 12 exams are also calling helplines to know the dates of special exams.
Sharma said, "The board had decided to conduct special exams for students who were quarantined, found Covid-19 positive or had any positive case in their family, to minimise the risk of infection for other students. They are now asking about the dates of their exams."
