The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) declared the CBSE Class 10 results 2011 on Tuesday morning.
The resulta are available on the Board's website and also on the notice boards of all the schools.
For the first time, the students appearing for CBSE Class X were judged on the Continous Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) system and it has proved to be a boon for students in the Chennai region and in Delhi.
Almost 30 per cent students in the Chennai region, opted out from taking the CBSE Class 10 board examinations. They instead took the school assement test.
Most school toppers in the Chennai region turned out to be students who took the school assesment test.
But the results of the board exams were better as many students crossed the 90 per cent barrier.
Delhi stood out with a pass percentage of 98.6 per cent; a dramatic improvement from 91.1 per cent last year. Out of a total of 2,98,330 students registered for CBSE Class X exams in Delhi, 2,47,134 students chose the school grading system over the board examinations.
The CBSE had declared the results of the Class XII examinations on May 23.!--more-->
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