ICSE Class 10 Results 2017, ISC Class 12 Results 2017: How to get results via SMS

ICSE Class 10 Results 2017, ISC Class 12 Results 2017 will be announced today at 3 pm. Here's how you can check your results via SMS

By: News Desk |
May 29, 2017 3:29 pm

ICSE Class 10 results 2017, ISC Class 12 results 2017 have been declared on May 29 3 pm. Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) have released the results on their official website but due to heavy traffic and busy server, the website is down. Leading to which the students could be finding it difficult to access their results on the official website. However, here is how you can get your results via SMS on your mobile phones.

The total pass percentage for ICSE was 98.54 per cent in the year 2016. In the press release, CISCE confirmed that the results will be out by 3 pm, the board also issued a number of steps that the students can follow to access their results. While the students can get their ICSE Class 10 results 2017, ISC Class 12 results 2017 on the official website, www.cisce.org, you also have the option of getting your results via SMS.

Here are the instructions issued by the board to get your results via SMS:

To get your ICSE class 10 results 2017 via SMS, you need to type “ICSE 1234567 (Seven digits Unique ID)”
To receive your ISC class 12 results 2017 via SMS, you need to type “ISC 1234567 (Seven digits Unique ID)”
Send the message to 9248082883.
Your result will be displayed in the following format
AAKASH BISWAS ENG-98, HIN-96, HCG-92, MAT-99, SCI-95, CTA-98, SUPW- A

If you wish to check your results online, head to www.cisce.org click on the Results 2017 tab. Click on ICSE/ISC results 2017 tab and fill in your roll number on the available space. Your results will be displayed on your screen. The results will also be available on web portals including indaresults.com.

CISCE has also introduced a DigiLocker facility which allows the students to store digitally signed certificates and get mark sheets through the digilocker app. Students can also collect their official pass certificates and marksheets from their respective schools.

As many as 2,50,871 students appeared for the examinations in 2017, where 1,76,327 students were registered for ICSE and 74,544 for the ISC.