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How are the results of revaluation and compartment papers are given and plz tell how to score well in chemistry compartment exam

Posted by Karthik Agarwal 6 years, 9 months ago

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Dr. Kamlapati Bhatt 6 years, 9 months ago

Answers to all queries related to CBSE 12th compartment result 2017 are are authentically available at cbse.12thresultsnic.in/compartment-result.html However ,looking to your incusitiveness the following is reproduceed -

The CBSE 12th Supply Exam Results willl be available on official website in third week of August Month ,( may be 20th of the month ). All candidates are eligible to see their results through @ cbseresullts.nic.i
How to check CBSE Supply Results 2017

. log on to official website cbseresults.nic.in
Click link CBSE XII Compartment Results 2017
Enter your Re Exam roll no.
. Click to enter
Your 12th Compartment Result Mark sheet on Screen
Download and save
Take a printout

Central Board of Secondary Education has successfully conducted 12th Supplementary Exam in July .Hence it is supposed that you must have

appeared , and done well . Pl. keep awaiting for results , till Aug .2017. Now , no points in providing you tricks / methodology to score maximum in Chemistry paper..

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