The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) is fully prepared to announce the results of the Class 11th examinations by 10 PM tonight, bringing an end to the long wait of thousands of students. Confirming the development, Secretary JKBOSE, G H Sheikh, stated in an exclusive conversation with Greater Kashmir that the result compilation process is complete. He urged students to stay alert as the official announcement will certainly be made by the promised time. This declaration comes as a significant update for both students and parents, who have been anxiously awaiting the outcome of the examinations. The timely release of the results reflects the Board’s commitment to maintaining academic schedules and ensuring transparency in the evaluation process.
As per official data, a total of 1,20,673 students appeared in the Class 11th examinations across the Union Territory, with 1,09,137 students from soft zones and 11,536 from hard zones. The exams were conducted in 1,134 centres, including 1,004 centres in soft zones and 130 in hard zone areas, highlighting the logistical efforts made by JKBOSE to ensure smooth conduct of the exams. With such a vast number of students involved, tonight’s result declaration will be a major academic milestone in the region. Students are advised to regularly check the official JKBOSE website and stay connected with local media sources for real-time updates once the results go live.
The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) is all set to declare the result of class 11th examination by 10 pm tonight
Talking to Greater Kashmir, Secretary JKBOSE G H Sheikh said the result will be declared by 10 pm tonight.
.”The result is complete and all the concerned students must remain informed that the result of class 11th examination will definitely declared tonight by 10 pm,” he told Greater Kashmir.
As already reported, as many as 120673 class 11th students — 109137 in soft zones and 11536 in hard zones appeared in class 11th exams in 1134 exam centres — 1004 in soft zones and 130 centres in hard zone areas
