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West Bengal Class 12 Board Result 2021 To Be Declared On July 22 - Here's All You Need To Know

The WBCHSE results will be declared by the education board post a press conference at the Rabindra Milan Mancha, 7th floor, Vidyasagar Bhavan of the Council. 

WB Class 12 Exam Result Date: The West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education (WBCHSE) on Tuesday announced that the results of Class 12 (HSC) Board Results will be declared on July 22, 2021.

According to the council, the results for Class 12 board examination will be announced on July 22 (Thursday) at around 3 pm. 

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The WBCHSE results will be declared by the education board post a press conference at the Rabindra Milan Mancha, 7th floor, Vidyasagar Bhavan of the Council. 

"All the Heads of Higher Secondary Institutions or their authorised representatives are requested to collect HS mark-sheets and other relevant documents from their respective Distribution Camps from 11.00 am onwards on 23/07/2021 and issue the same to concerned guardians/candidates as early as possible maintaining proper protocol and social distancing," read official notification by West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education.

Class 12 students can check their board exam results on the official website of West Bengal Board i.e. www.wbresults.nic.in on July 22 from 4.00 pm onwards.

Last month, West Bengal government decided to cancel the Class 10 and 12 board exams in the view of second wave of Coronavirus. On July 18, the board announced the evaluation pattern for Class X and Class XII students.

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However, students were given chance to appear for the exams if they are not happy with the evaluation whenever they are conducted, and in that case the marks obtained in the exams will be considered as final.

For Class 12, West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education has decided to segregate the theoretical marks into two parts, giving 40 per cent weightage to the marks obtained in Madhyamik and another 60 per cent weightage to the subject marks of the Class XI annual exams.

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