New Delhi: Agitated by the delay in the Central Board of Secondary Education CBSE class 12 Term-1 Result 2022, students have turned to social media asking the board about result updates and urging it to declare results.

On March 11, the board declared the CBSE class 10 Term-1 Result 2021-22 through schools. "Dear Principal, please find enclosed performance of term 1 examination for session 2021-22 of school code for class 10 in attachment," the CBSE mail read.

While some students are peacefully asking for CBSE class 12 Term-1 result updates, others have blamed CBSE for cheating, gambling with students’ future, declaring results full of errors and creating stress amongst students.

A student said on Twitter: “We gave our Term-1 on December now today is 17 march and still we have not got our class 12 Term-1 results...Either inform us when CBSE is going to release the result or tell us directly you are not willing to share our result.”

A student blaming CBSE of gambling with students’ future tweeted: “Already 2 months 15 days has passed after the commencement of CBSE term 1 examinations but still class 12 results are pending. Class 10 students have got erroneous results. It seems that CBSE is gambling with our future.”

Tagging PM Modi and Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, a student said on Twitter, “Sir it's too much now. BJP talks about accountability - where is the accountability of slacking CBSE which is not able to give 12th results even after 3 months. Narendra modi sir, please have some mercy on lakhs of students.”

“You can tweet about kashmir files but there has been an eerie silence on class 12 Term-1 results since the day they concluded. Mass cheatings, wrong QP, wrong Ans keys, no online results, wrong marks being sent, no redressal mechanism etc etc. what's happened to CBSE??,” asked a student from Dharmendra Pradhan.

“Why are you not clarifying the class 12 term 1 results date? You're playing with students. Your motto is to just create hypertension among the students so that they can't perform well in term 2,” said another student.

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