Amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, uncertainty looms over the release of CBSE Class 10 and 12 results, leaving students across the country anxious. Concerned parents and guardians are closely monitoring the situation, unsure of how the ongoing conflict might affect the academic calendar. The prevailing unrest has added to the stress of millions awaiting their exam results. As of now, the CBSE has not issued any official statement about delays or changes to the result declaration schedule.

Neither CBSE Board officials nor the Controller of Examinations has issued any statement or published an official notice regarding the situation on the board’s website. Based on past trends, the board typically announces the Class 10 and Class 12 results in May, often on the same day. In 2024, both results were announced on May 13, and a similar timeline is expected this year as well. A student must enter his/her Roll Number, School Number, Admit Card ID (as given on their admit card), Date Of Birth (DD/MM/YYYY), and Security Pin to download their CBSE board result.

Students are advised to stay away from unverified and fake news. They are requested to always rely on updates from the official CBSE website. As of now, the CBSE official website has not published any notice regarding the release date of the results. Please rely solely on official announcements from CBSE to stay informed and avoid misinformation.

CBSE Result 2025: How to check your CBSE 10th, 12th result

• Visit the Official CBSE Website: Open your web browser and visit the official website of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) at www.cbse.nic.in or www.cbseresults.nic.in
• Navigate to the Results Section: Once on the CBSE website’s homepage, look for the “Results” section. Click on ‘Secondary School Examination(Class X) Results 2025 or Senior School Certificate Examination (Class XII) Results 2025.”
• Enter Required Details: On the Class 10th result page, you will be prompted to enter certain details to access your results. Enter your CBSE Roll Number, School No, admit card ID, date of birth, and security pin.
• Submit and View Results: After entering all the required details correctly, click on the “Submit” or “Get Results” button. Your CBSE results 2025 will then be displayed on the screen.
• Print or Save Your Results: Once your results are displayed, you have the option to either print them out or save them for future reference. Click on the print icon or use the browser’s print function to obtain a hard copy of your result.

Issuing a notice, Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) said,” In partial modification of the Institute’s Important Announcement No. 13-CA (EXAM)/2025 dated 13th January 2025, it is announced for general information that in view of the tense and security situation in the Country, the remaining papers of Chartered Accountants Final, Intermediate and Post Qualification Course Examinations [International Taxation – Assessment Test (INTT AT)] May 2025 from 9th May 2025 to 14th May 2025, stand postponed.”

The revised dates will be announced in due course on its official website. The candidates are advised to stay in touch with the website of the Institute, www.icai.org. It is to be noted that the Indian Armed Forces also successfully neutralised Pakistan military’s attempts of a large-scale drone and missile attack on multiple Indian military installations across Northern and Western India during the night of May 7-8 and an Air Defence system at Lahore was neutralised.

Earlier on Thursday night, India neutralised Pakistan military’s attempt to hit military stations in Jammu, Pathankot, Udhampur and some other locations with missiles and drones as tensions soared between the two countries amid fears of a wider military conflict. “All government and private schools in Leh district shall remain closed for the next two days,” said Deputy Commissioner, Leh, Santosh Sukhdeva, PTI reported.

This step has been taken in view of the prevailing situation, he said. All are requested to remain vigilant and contact 112 in case of any emergency, the DC said.

(With PTI inputs)

The fake notice also falsely stated that 46 lakh students appeared for the 2025 exams and that the results would be declared in stages to manage website traffic. As per the fake CBSE circular, “As you know more than 46 Lakh student appeared in CBSE EXAM 2025, And to reduce the traffic load in the CBSE Result website, CBSE has made a decision to declare this year result in a Halfway Grouped method that will easy for student to access it and same for the CBSE Board to publish it. That’s why this year result might has been delayed due to new method introduce by CBSE.”

#CBSE Fact Check#Fake News Alert pic.twitter.com/UX20JwHN9e

— CBSE HQ (@cbseindia29) May 8, 2025

“CBSE will declare result for them on 15th May 2024, @ 11 AM IST. Same Method for class XII, As more than 18 lakh students registered for the CBSE Class XII exams in 2025. Half i.e. 9 lakh student, board will be declared result on 14th May 2025 at 1:00 PM(IST) and Another Half students left, CBSE board will declare result for them on 16th May 2025.@11 AM IST,” the fake notice read.

It is to be noted that CBSE has not yet confirmed any official date or time for the announcement of the Class 10 and Class 12 Results 2025. The spread of fake notices on social media has only added to the confusion among students awaiting their results.

1. Visit the official websites of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) at cbse.gov.in, cbseresults.nic.in.
2. Click on the link that reads, “Download Senior Secondary School Examination (Class XII) Results 2025/ Download Secondary School Examination (Class X) Results 2025.”
3. Enter the login credentials such as roll number, school number, date of birth, and admit card ID.
4. Submit details and CBSE 10th mark sheet/CBSE 12th mark sheet will appear on the screen.
5. Download it and take a printout for future reference.

Students can download the CBSE 10th, 12th result 2025 by logging into the official websites– cbse.gov.in and cbseresults.nic.in. In addition, the CBSE Board Result will also be published on the Digilocker app.

Neither CBSE Controller of Examinations Dr. Sanyam Bhardwaj nor CBSE Officials have announced the exact date and time for the declaration of the CBSE Class 10, 12 results on the official website.

Sharing a post on X(previously Twitter), Divisional Commissioner Jammu wrote, “In view of the prevailing situation all Schools, Colleges & educational institutions (private as well as Government) in the districts of Jammu, Samba, Kathua, Rajouri and Poonch shall remain closed tomorrow on 9th May as well.”

• tnresults.nic.in
• dge.tn.gov.in

To access their results, students need to enter their registration number, date of birth, and the captcha code shown on the login page. The provisional mark sheets are available for download through the direct result link. The official mark sheets and pass certificates will be distributed by the board to the respective schools at a later date.

Steps to Check TN HSC (+2) Result 2025:

• Visit the official website – Go to tnresults.nic.in or dge.tn.gov.in.
• Click on the result link – Look for and click on the link that says “TN HSC Result 2025”.
• Login window appears – A new page will open asking for your credentials.
• Enter your details: Registration Number, Date of Birth in the format dd/mm/yyyy
• Click on ‘Submit’ – After entering the correct details, hit the submit button.
• View your result – Your Class 12 marksheet will appear on the screen.
• Download/Print – Take a printout or screenshot of the result for future use.

This year, the Class 12 board exams were held from March 3 to March 25, 2025, in offline (pen and paper) mode. Over 8 lakh students appeared for the Tamil Nadu HSE Plus Two exams.

A total of 26,887 students have secured full marks in at least one subject in the Tamil Nadu Class 12 board examinations this year. The overall pass percentage for the Tamil Nadu HSE +2 Results 2025 has rised to 95.03 per cent, marking a steady rise from last year’s 94.56 per cent.

School wise pass percentage

]]> https://www.india.com/education/cbse-board-result-2025-cbse-12th-results-for-science-commerce-and-arts-soon-know-how-to-get-digilocker-access-codes-to-view-marksheet-7805654/ Wed, 07 May 2025 13:14:30 +0000 https://www.india.com/?p=7805654 The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is expected to announce the CBSE Class 12th Result 2025 soon. While the board has officially stated that the results are currently being prepared and will be released shortly, several media reports suggest that the announcement is likely to take place tomorrow, May 8. However, neither CBSE officials nor the exam controller has confirmed the date, so May 8 should be considered tentative.

According to the circular issued by the board on May 5, CBSE, in collaboration with NeGD, has been proactively creating Digilocker accounts for Class X and XII students for several years. This initiative ensures that digital academic documents are made available through CBSE’s digital academic repository, “Parinam Manjusha,” immediately after the results are announced.

To further strengthen the security & privacy of students’ data, CBSE introduced a six-digit Access Code-based activation for students’ Digilocker accounts. After activation of Digilocker accounts, students can access their Digital Academic Documents under the ‘Issued Documents’ section.

“The result of Board Exam-2025 is under preparation and it will be declared soon. The student wise Access Code file is being made available to Schools in their Digilocker accounts from where schools can download and disseminate Access Code to individual students,” CBSE in an official notice said.

Stepwise User guide to access Class X and XII Marksheets cum Certificate & Migration Certificate after the declaration of result for Students of CBSE affiliated schools India.

• Students can visit the URL https://cbseservices.digilocker.gov.in/activatecbse for initiation of
  The DigiLockeraccount confirmation process.
• Once reached “Read the given instruction carefully and keep the necessary information ready”
• Click on Get Started with Account Confirmation.
• To confirm your DigiLocker account you have to select your class first either X or XII. Then, enter your school code, roll number, and 6- digit access code (the access code shall be provided by your school, if not recd please contact your school. Click “Next”
• An OTP will be sent on mobile no entered. Now enter OTP (One time password) received on your mobile number. click on the “Submit” button.
• Your DigiLocker account shall be activated upon successful confirmation Click on “Go to DigiLocker account”.
• In case, if you are already a registered user of DigiLocker i.e. your mobile number is already registered with DigiLocker, you may be prompted with the following message i.e. “Please click on Go to DigiLocker account”.

Schools can follow the below mentioned steps to download the Access Code file for their students.

• Step A: School will go to the link-: https://cbse.digitallocker.gov.in/public/auth/login and login using the LOC credentials and select ‘Login as School’ from the dropdown.
• Step B: Click on the ‘Download Access Code file’ option on the left panel of the screen. A new screen will appear from where schools can download the PIN:
• For Class X students – Click on Download Access Code for Class X
• For Class XII students – Click on Download Access Code for Class XII

After downloading the file, schools can share the Access Code individually with the respective students in a secure manner. Also, a User manual to guide the students for accessing the Digilocker is available on the same page. Schools must download the user manual and share with students.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is expected to announce the Class 12th results for all three streams—Science, Commerce, and Arts—simultaneously.

Coming from a family rooted in discipline and service, Chandrajyoti was deeply inspired by her parents, both of whom served in the Indian Army. Her father, Colonel Dalbara Singh (Retd), and her mother, Lt Colonel Meena Singh (Retd), a former army radiologist, have been her strongest support system throughout her journey.

Growing up in an Army family, Chandrajyoti Singh lived in several cities across India during her school years. This experience not only shaped her personality but also gave her a disciplined approach to life. She completed her Class 10 from APJ School in Jalandhar, scoring a perfect 10 CGPA, and went on to secure 95.4 per cent in her Class 12 board exams from Bhawan Vidyalaya, Chandigarh. In 2015, she moved to Delhi for higher education.

Chandrajyoti pursued a double major at St. Stephen’s College, Delhi University—earning a degree in History with a minor in Political Science. She graduated with a CGPA of 7.73, as listed on her LinkedIn profile.

After college, she took a one-year break to prepare for the UPSC Civil Services Exam. Her study strategy was well-structured—she focused on current affairs and general knowledge in the mornings and covered other subjects in the latter half of the day. Initially studying for 6–8 hours daily, she increased her study time to nearly 10 hours as the exam neared. She also revised thoroughly with the help of test series.

Following her success in the UPSC exam, Chandrajyoti underwent officer training at the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA) in Mussoorie from August 2020 to October 2022. After that, she served a four-month stint in the Ministry of External Affairs as an Assistant Secretary. In October 2022, she began her administrative career in Punjab, where she was appointed as the Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) of Sultanpur Lodhi.

As per latest report she is now charge as Additional Deputy Commissioner (Rural Development), in Roopnagar, Punjab.

MP Board 10th 12th Result 2025, How to check on Mpbse.nic.in

The school is affiliated to the CISCE (Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations) and CAIE (Cambridge Assessment International Education), and prepares students for the ICSE (Indian Certificate of Secondary Education) and the IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education) Year 10 examinations. For Years 11 and 12, the school is authorised by the International Baccalaureate to offer the IB Diploma Programme.

According to media reports, tuition fees at Dhirubhai Ambani International School (DAIS) is as follows: For students from kindergarten to Class 7, the annual fee is reportedly Rs 1.70 lakh, with a monthly fee of approximately Rs 14,000. The fee increases for higher grades, with Classes 8 to 10 costing Rs 5.9 lakh per year and Classes 11 and 12 around Rs 9.65 lakh annually covering costs for books, stationery, uniforms, and transportation. DAIS offers scholarships and financial aid to ensure that deserving students can access its world-class education.

At Dhirubhai Ambani International School (DAIS), teacher salaries vary based on experience and position. The estimated salary range for a teacher at Dhirubhai Ambani International School is between Rs 15,000 and Rs 50,000 per month, which includes base salary and potential additional pay. The average base salary is Rs 42,000 per month. For a teacher in a Secondary School, the estimated annual salary is Rs 6 lakhs.

Here’s a more detailed breakdown:

Total Pay Range (including additional pay): Rs 15,000 – Rs 50,000 per month.

Average Base Salary: Rs 42,000 per month.

Teacher Secondary School Annual Salary: Rs 6 lakhs.

(These estimates are based on data provided by Glassdoor from their users and government data, as reported by the site)

Medium-wise pass percentages for general stream

• Gujarati: 93.07%
• Hindi: 89.02%
• Marathi: 95.51%
• Urdu: 90.88%
• English: 93.97%

Toppers List:

List will be updated shortly

Steps to check your result:

• Visit the official board website at gseb.org
• Click on the result link.
• If required, enter your stream.
• Enter your seat number.
• Submit and check your result.
• Students can also check their results on WhatsApp by sending their seat numbers to 6357300971.

The notification regarding the mark sheet and certificate will be sent to the schools later, the board said, along with a list of post-result activities such as verification of marks, re-evaluation and re-appearance for exams.

But did you know that there is a tiny village in Dhar district in Madhya Pradesh, which has churned out more than 100 IAS officers, and almost every student here who opts for NEET or JEE, has achieved success in these exams? Let us find out more

‘Village of Officers’

Padiyal, a remote, tribal-dominated village in Dhar district has earned the moniker ‘village of officers’, and for good reason. According to various media reports, this tribal-dominated village in Madhya Pradesh’s Malwa region has a population of just over 5,000 people, out of which more than 100 native sons and daughters are working as civil servants across different parts of India.

Around 90 percent of Padiyal natives belong to the Bhil tribe– an ethnic community native to central Indian states, including Dhar, Jhabua and West Nimar districts of Madhya Pradesh, Dhule and Jalgaon in Maharashtra, and in parts of Rajasthan.

90 percent literacy, high quality of education

According to the Madhya Pradesh government Padiyal village has a literacy rate of over 90 percent, and more than 100 people from the village  are serving in the Indian Police Service (IPS), Indian Administrative Service (IAS), and other central civil services. Additionally, there are scores of others who are lower court judges, engineers, doctors, prosecution officers, forest officers, among others.

In a statement, the state government claimed that every household in Padiyal has at least one government employee. There are a total of 300 families living in the village. According to the government, the youth of the village started appearing in competitive examinations since independence.

Beyond its high literacy rate, the quality of education in Padiyal is even more remarkable with various reports claiming that 4 out of 7 school children here have cleared the NEET test, while the remaining 3 have cracked JEE Mains in 2024, an astonishing feat for a such a remotely-located region which lacks facilities found in urban and semi-urban areas.

Secret behind Padiyal’s success

Manoj Dubey, who has served as a block resource centre official in the area for an extended time bears witness to Padiyal’s success stories. Dubey says that unlike other villages, Padiyal has focused on providing education to children, and students here usually begin preparing for competitive exams from a very early age.

“More than a dozen officers residing in Padiyal village have retired and are engaged in public services like education and medicine. Presently, the youth are getting higher education inspired by the elders,” Dubey told news agency IANS. The official also highlighted the role of retired IAS officers and other former civil servant, who run smart classes to prepare the aspirants for civil services examinations.

A good portion of natives are now living in foreign countries like the United States, and the UK where they work as engineers, doctors, IT professionals, while some run successful businesses. The village has a higher-secondary school with 23 teachers and 702 students, as per reports.

Poorva Choudhary obtained 771 marks in the written examination and 165 marks in the personality test. Overall, she achieved a total of 936 marks. However, Poorva Choudhary has found herself at the center of an online controversy, with several social media users questioning her eligibility under the Other Backward Class (OBC) Non-Creamy Layer (NCL) quota. In response to these allegations, her father has issued a statement addressing the concerns.

Refuting the allegations, Poorva Choudhary’s father, Omprakash Saharan, a Rajasthan Administrative Service (RAS) officer currently serving as the Additional District Collector in Kotputli, stated that many people making such claims lacked a proper understanding of the applicable rules and regulations.

In an interview with India Today,  Poorva Choudhary’s father, Omprakash Saharan stated, “In the case of direct RAS recruitment before the age of 40, the OBC NCL benefit does not apply. I became an RAS officer at 44. So, the claim that my daughter misused the certificate is completely untrue.”

Furthermore, Saharan explained that the same guideline applies to promotions or appointments to Class I positions—if such a promotion occurs before the age of 40, the child becomes ineligible for the OBC NCL quota. “That’s not my case,” he clarified dismissing the claims.

Highlighting the rapid spread of misinformation on social media, Saharan remarked,“People follow herd mentality. UPSC is a trending topic right now, and many use it to gain views and followers.”

The controversy was sparked after Poorva Choudhary’s sister, Navya Saharan, shared a celebratory video on Instagram following the UPSC results. The reel, which included several pictures of Poorva—one of them taken outside the UPSC building—was captioned: “ Sibling goals? One cracked the most difficult exam in our country. The other’s writing this caption!!!”

“The video features several pictures of Poorva Choudhary, including one taken in front of the UPSC building, possibly on the day of her personality test (interview). The video is set to the background music of ‘Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram from the Bollywood movie Kuch Kuch Hota Hai. The comment section is filled with congratulatory messages.”

However, the tone of the conversation changed after social media users spotted “OBC” mentioned in the official results, sparking speculation about Poorva’s eligibility—particularly in light of her father’s current senior position.

According to government guidelines, children of Group A officers who are promoted after the age of 40 remain eligible for reservation benefits, as long as the family’s annual income—excluding income from agriculture—does not exceed ₹8 lakh.

“Over 20.8 lakh students gave the exam. It went smoothly, without a doubt,” a source said. Only small issues like students arriving late or being confused about the dress code were reported. “No unfair means or violations have been reported till now,” the source was quoted as saying by news agency ANI.

The National Testing Agency (NTA), which conducts this medical entrance test, took a strong and well-planned approach involving many government departments to ensure the exam was held fairly and securely.

A Centralised Control Room was set up under the Ministry of Education. Officials from the Ministries of Health and Family Welfare, Home Affairs, Defence, and Electronics & IT (MeitY) worked together in this control room. They closely monitored the exam with help from local district officials and police teams across the country.

To make supervision better, some higher education institutions were chosen to work with local authorities at the exam centres. On May 3, mock drills were held at all 5,453 centres to check if everything was working properly, like biometric verification, mobile jammers, frisking teams, and other logistics.

Most exam centres were set up in government or government-aided schools and colleges, as they are seen as more trustworthy. Since the exam was held in the afternoon during peak summer, authorities made sure drinking water, electricity backup, portable toilets, and first-aid were available at every centre.

To stop fake news and cheating, the NTA launched a special portal on April 26 where people could report suspicious claims. Over 2,300 complaints were received, mostly about fake messages on social media claiming leaked question papers. Officials found 106 Telegram channels and 16 Instagram pages spreading such false information. Complaints have been filed with the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (14C). Action is being taken, and requests have been sent to social media platforms to remove such posts and share admin details.

Even on the day of the exam, fresh complaints were made against some active Telegram and Instagram channels. The ministry confirmed to ANI that these complaints are also being looked into by 14C.

(With inputs from ANI)

Kalpit Veerwal topped the IIT JEE exam with a perfect score of 360 out of 360. Kalpit attained the All India Rank 1 in JEE Mains 2017 with the full marks and following his achievement, he pursued a degree in computer science engineering at IIT Bombay from 2017 to 2021.

“I did not study for 15 hours a day, I did not go down the usual ‘Kota route’ for IIT preparations but consistent studies helped me a lot”, Kalpit shared about his preparation to news agency PTI in 2017.

Topper strategy by JEE topper Kalpit Veerwal

”I literally scored full marks in JEE Main 2017 (AIR 1) and didn’t study half as much. Students who study this much usually end up burnt out, with skill issues,” Kalpit wrote on X about his preparation.

”I had received multiple offers from Kota coaching’s to stay in their VIP hostel and stuff, they were even paying me to attend their classes. I rejected and stayed in Udaipur only, I used to play cricket, watch TV, etc with regular 8+ hours of studies. And I still felt pretty burnt out by the time I entered college, my whole first semester in IITB was enjoying lol”, he added.

While he was in his college, he started his YouTube account during his second year at IIT and this is why he did not take the placement.

Maharashtra HSC Result 2025 on May 5 at 1 PM: Know how to check MSBSHSE Class 12th Result via digilocker

The Maharashtra HSC Result 2025 date and time have been announced by the board on its official website: https://main.mahahsscboard.in.

• First of all, open the DigiLocker application on your mobile phone or any other device.
• Now, log in using your username and password.
• On the left sidebar, click on the option that reads, ‘Pull Partner Documents’.
• Choose ‘Maharashtra State Board of Secondary & Higher Secondary Education’ from the dropdown menu.
• Select the document type you want, such as SSC Marksheet, Migration, or Passing Certificate.
• Enter the Year of Passing and your Roll Number in the provided fields.
• Submit details and mark sheet will appear on the screen.
• Download it and take a printout for future reference.

The board will publish the Maharashtra HSC Class 12th result 2025 for Commerce, Arts, and Science streams. Along with the result, the board will publish the topper lists, pass percentage, and district-wise pass percentage.

• Step 1: Visit the official website – mahresult.nic.in.
• STEP 2: On the home page, click on the link for Maharashtra SSC, HSC result.
• STEP 3: Enter the required credentials such as roll number and mother name. Click on the ‘submit’ button.
• STEP 4: Maharashtra board 10th, 12th result 2024 will be displayed on the screen.
• STEP 5: Download or take a printout of the Maharashtra 12th result 2024 for future reference.

The Maharashtra HSC Results 2025 for all nine divisional boards—Pune, Nagpur, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Mumbai, Kolhapur, Amravati, Nashik, Latur, and Konkan—under the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) will be announced on May 5.

Once the Maharashtra HSC Results 2025 are declared online, students will have the option to apply for revaluation and request photocopies of their marksheets and answer sheets. To do so, they must submit the marks obtained in any of their compulsory subjects through the official website.

The application for Maharashtra HSC marks verification and photocopy of answer sheet will be out on May 6 and will be available till May 20. Students will have to pay the requisite fee in online mode to apply.

Satvat Jagwani secured the All India Rank(AIR) 1 in the JEE Advanced 2015. After securing admission at the Indian Institute of Technology(IIT) Bombay, Satyam left it after two years due to….., read his motivational story here.

Satvat Jagwani from Satna secured the All India Rank 1 by scoring an impressive 469 out of 504 marks. Satvat Jagwani, originating from Satna in Madhya Pradesh, attended Nalanda Public Senior Secondary School. Right from childhood, he nurtured a deep fascination for mathematics and physics, consistently performing exceptionally well in both disciplines. In Class 12, he chose physics, chemistry, and mathematics as his core subjects. Beyond his academic pursuits, Satvat had a keen interest in solving Sudoku puzzles, diving into books, and challenging himself with advanced mathematical problems.

“I have been passionate about mathematics since my childhood and I have developed my interest in programming by seeing its application in finding special kinds of numbers like prime numbers, perfect numbers, etc. Apart from math and CS, I am also very interested in the sciences, especially physics. But I have selected my major as Computer Science,” reads his LinkedIn bio.

“In computer science, I am specifically interested in machine learning and software development. For machine learning, I have taken some courses like Data Analysis & Interpretation at IIT Bombay and Introduction to Artificial Intelligence at MIT. For software development, I have taken a course, Software Systems Lab, and I therefore have experience of working in teams for weekly assignments,” the statement further reads.

However, Satvat Jagwani, who secured the top rank in the IIT-JEE Advanced exam, surprised many with his unexpected decision to leave IIT Bombay. Well, in 2015,  Satvat Jagwani initially took admission at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, where he completed 145 out of 268 credits toward a BTech in Computer Science and Engineering by 2017.

But destiny had some other plans. After two years, Satvat decided to leave IIT Bombay. Jagwani took admission in Bachelor of Science (BS) in Computer Science and Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2017.

In 2020, he took admission at the Master of Engineering (MEng) program in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT. Jagwani’s decision to leave IIT Bombay was fueled by his aspiration to pursue higher education at the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

As per his LinkedIn profile, Jagwani is working as a Software Development Engineer at Cadence Design Systems, where he has been working full-time since November 2021, accumulating over 3 years of experience.

“Only a few candidates are able to qualify the exam on their first attempt; however, many others go on to appear for multiple attempts. In this article, we will delve into the success story a woman, who cracked UPSC exam, became India’s youngest IPS officer at 21, later left it, and again appeared for the UPSC exam to become…Her name is…

Divya Tanwar hails from the small village of Nimbi in Mahendragarh, Haryana. He lost her father in 2011. Her journey was tough and full of hardships. Despite the hardships, she stayed determined and focused on her goals.

Speaking about her educational qualification, Divya studied at government institutions and later at Navodaya Vidyalaya. Later, she earned a degree in science and commenced her preparation for the UPSC examination. After losing her father, Divya’s family faced severe financial hardships. Her mother, Babita Tanwar, became the backbone of the household, taking on labor-intensive jobs to care for Divya and her three siblings. Despite the struggles, Babita never let go of her children’s dreams. Encouraged by Divya’s strong academic record and determination, she worked tirelessly to support their education and future.

Divya chose a non-traditional path to success, relying on online resources and test series instead of conventional coaching to crack the UPSC exam. At 21, Divya cracked the UPSC Civil Services Examination in 2021 and secured an impressive All India Rank(AIR) of 438. At just 21, she become one of the youngest IPS officers in the country.

Divya’s overall marks were 930, with 751 marks in the written examination and 179 marks in the personality test in the UPSC Civil Services (MAIN) Examination, 2021. She belonged to the EWS category.

However, she was not satisfied and so with the renewed determination, Divya cracked the exam successfully again in 2022. This time, she scored an All India Rank(AIR) of 105.

Divya’s overall marks were 994, with 834 marks in the written examination and 160 marks in the personality test in the UPSC Civil Services (MAIN) Examination, 2022. This achievement fulfilled her dream of becoming an IAS officer.

The viral fake notice reads, “We are pleased to announce the results of the CBSE Class 10 examinations for the academic year 2024-2025 The hard work, dedication, and resilience of our students have borne fruit, and we congratulate each one of you on your achievements. Here are the key details regarding the CBSE Class 10 Result 2025. Result Date: The CBSE Class 10 results will be official declared on the 6th May 2025 at 11.00 AM.”

It is important to note that this notice is not genuine. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has not issued any official statement confirming the result date or time for the Class 10 examinations. Dismissing the circulating notice as “FAKE,” the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has refuted claims about releasing the CBSE Class 10 Result 2025 on May 6. The Board confirmed that it has not announced any official date or time for the declaration of results.

Sharing a post on X(previously Twitter), CBSE wrote,” Fake News Alert A letter dated 2nd May 2025 is being circulated on social media. This letter is FAKE. It has not been issued by CBSE. No official announcement has been made regarding the declaration of Class X/XII 2025 results. We urge students, parents, and stakeholders to: Avoid sharing unverified news Rely only on official sources For authentic updates, visit: http://cbse.gov.in.”

Fake News Alert
A letter dated 2nd May 2025 is being circulated on social media.

This letter is FAKE. It has not been issued by CBSE.

No official announcement has been made regarding the declaration of Class X/XII 2025 results.
We urge students, parents, and… pic.twitter.com/Jg7pLF2qGl

— CBSE HQ (@cbseindia29) May 4, 2025

Neither CBSE Controller of Examinations Dr. Sanyam Bhardwaj nor CBSE Officials have announced the exact date and time for the declaration of the CBSE Class 10, 12 results on the official website. There are various methods through which students can check and download the CBSE Board Result.

• Official Website – Visit cbseresults.nic.in or cbse.gov.in and enter your roll number and other required details.
• DigiLocker – Access the result through the DigiLocker app or website using your registered mobile number.
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Hailing from Nawa village in Jhunjhunu, Farah Hussain was raised in a family deeply rooted in public service, belonging to the Kayamkhani Muslim community, renowned for its historic involvement in administrative roles across central and northern Rajasthan.

Growing up among relatives who held key positions in government, Farah was inspired from an early age to pursue a career in civil services. Her father, Ashfaq Hussain, served as a District Collector, and her elder brother is a practicing lawyer at the Rajasthan High Court.

Surrounded by several family members in prestigious government positions, Farah Hussain was naturally inspired to follow a similar path. At just 26 years old, she successfully cleared the UPSC Civil Services Examination in 2016, securing an impressive All India Rank (AIR) of 267 in the 2015 Mains. Media reports indicate that Farah scored 766 marks in the written examination and 135 in the personality test, bringing her total score to 901. Remarkably, she achieved this milestone in her second attempt, further highlighting her determination and hard work.

Farah Hussain pursued her law degree at Government Law College in Mumbai and began her professional journey as a criminal lawyer. As a child, she once dreamed of becoming a doctor and even participated in a beauty pageant. However, her deep-rooted passion for public service eventually led her to prepare for the civil services, inspired by the remarkable legacy of her father and extended family. Today, over 14 members of her family serve in esteemed government roles. Among them, her uncle Liaquat Khan is a former IPS officer and former chairman of the Waqf Board, while her father, Ashfaq Hussain, held the post of IAS officer and served as special secretary in the education department.

Farah Hussain comes from a family with an illustrious legacy in public service, deeply embedded in roles of national importance. Her uncle, Zakir Khan, is an IAS officer currently serving as the District Collector of Sriganganagar, while her cousin, Shaheen Khan, holds a senior position as an RAS officer. Other distinguished family members include Monica, who serves as a DIG in the jail department; Shakib Khan, a Brigadier in the Indian Army; and Colonel Ishrat Khan. Farah herself is currently posted in Jodhpur, where she continues to serve the nation with unwavering dedication and pride.