CBSE website crashes after declaration of results

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Updated At : 09:13 PM Jul 13, 2020 IST

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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Monday declared the results of Class XII Board Examinations 2020. However, the CBSE’s website crashed after the results were announced as it may be presumed that lakhs of students would have rushed to the website to check their results.

The CBSE in a tweet made it clear that the website would resume within two hours.

Also read: CBSE Class XII results declared

It will be a testing time for all those students who have still not been able too check their results.

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