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Students still frequently search for “how to check CBSE Term 1 result,” “CBSE Term 1 result Class 10,” and “CBSE Term 1 result Class 12.”
However, there is an important fact every student should understand first:
CBSE Term 1 and Term 2 Board examinations were a special system used for the 2021–22 academic session. They are not the current CBSE Board-examination structure in 2026.
CBSE divided the 2021–22 Class 10 and Class 12 Board examinations into Term I and Term II because of the exceptional educational disruption during the COVID-19 period. CBSE later confirmed that this was a special academic session and that the two-term model was being used for the first time. (CBSE)
Another important point is that CBSE did not publish individual Term 1 student results on its public result website in the usual way. Instead, Term 1 theory performance was communicated to schools, and students obtained their marks through their schools. For Class 10, performance was communicated in March 2022; Class 12 performance followed on 19 March 2022. (CBSE)
This guide explains exactly how the historical CBSE Term 1 result worked and, importantly, what students should check instead under the current 2026 CBSE system.
If you are looking for your 2021–22 CBSE Term 1 result, the original process was different from a normal CBSE result.
Students generally needed to:
Contact their CBSE school.
Ask the school for their Term 1 theory-performance marks.
Verify each subject's Term 1 marks.
Remember that Term 1 alone was not the final Board result.
Use the final 2022 Marks Statement Cum Certificate for official academic purposes.
CBSE specifically stated that the individual Class 10 Term 1 performance would not be available on the Board's website; instead, performance information was given collectively to schools. (CBSE)
Question
Answer
Which academic session used Term 1?
2021–22
Classes covered
Class 10 and Class 12
Was Term 1 the final Board result?
No
Was Pass/Compartment decided after Term 1?
No
Were individual Term 1 Class 10 results published normally online?
No
How did students receive marks?
Through their schools
Class 10 performance communicated
March 2022
Class 12 performance communicated
19 March 2022
Final result
Declared after Term 2
Is CBSE using the same Term 1/Term 2 model in 2026?
No
CBSE's original two-term policy stated that after Term I, marks would be declared, but students would not be placed in Pass, Compartment or Essential Repeat categories until the final result after Term II. (CBSE)
During the 2021–22 academic year, CBSE introduced a special two-term Board-examination structure.
The academic session was divided approximately into:
Term I
Term II
with roughly half of the syllabus allocated to each term.
CBSE described Term I as a shorter examination designed to provide an assessment of student performance during an uncertain academic year affected by the pandemic. (CBSE)
CBSE Class 10 Term I examinations were conducted from 17 November to 11 December 2021. (CBSE)
CBSE Class 12 Term I examinations were conducted from 16 November to 30 December 2021. (CBSE)
The Term I examinations largely used objective-style questions and OMR-based responses.
The two-term structure was introduced because the pandemic had significantly disrupted schooling and conventional Board examinations.
The idea was to divide the academic year's assessment so that CBSE would have examination-performance data even if educational conditions changed later in the session.
According to CBSE's 2022 result explanation, Term I used approximately half the syllabus and a shorter examination format, while Term II assessed the remaining academic portion under the special 2021–22 arrangement. (CBSE)
This means students today should not assume that:
Term 1 + Term 2 was a permanent CBSE Board-examination policy.
It was a special arrangement.
CBSE did not handle the Term 1 marks exactly like a conventional final Board result.
CBSE's annual reporting states that Class 10 Term I performance was communicated to schools on 11 March 2022. (CBSE)
The related CBSE circular explained that schools were being informed of the students' theory performance and that individual student performance would not be made available on the public website. (CBSE)
Class 12 Term I performance was communicated to schools on:
19 March 2022. (CBSE)
Therefore, if you see online searches for:
CBSE Term 1 result date
the useful historical answer is:
Class
Term 1 Performance Communication
Class 10
11 March 2022
Class 12
19 March 2022
This is one of the most important questions.
For the Term 1 process, CBSE did not make individual Class 10 Term 1 performance available on its normal public result website.
Instead:
CBSE → School → Student
was the main result-communication process.
CBSE's official circular explicitly stated that the Board was informing schools about the theory performance of their Class 10 students collectively and that individual student performance would not be available on the website. (CBSE)
For Class 12, CBSE similarly communicated the Term I performance to schools. (CBSE)
If you need historical Term 1 marks from the 2021–22 session, follow these steps.
Contact the school where you were registered for your 2021–22 CBSE Board examination.
You can approach:
school examination department
academic office
records department
class teacher
CBSE coordinator
or school administration
Ask specifically for:
“My CBSE 2021–22 Term 1 subject-wise performance.”
The school may ask for information such as:
student's full name
Class 10 or Class 12
examination year
CBSE roll number
school admission number
registration information
date of birth
Provide only the information needed to locate your record.
The Term 1 communication focused on students' examination performance.
Ask the school for the marks corresponding to each subject you appeared in.
For example:
Subject
Term 1 Marks
English
—
Mathematics
—
Science
—
Social Science
—
Additional Subject
—
Use your actual school record rather than an unofficial online calculator.
This is critical.
CBSE's original policy specifically stated that after Term I:
no student would be declared Pass;
no student would be placed in Compartment;
no student would be placed in Essential Repeat;
and the final result would be declared only after Term II. (CBSE)
Therefore:
Term 1 Marks ≠ Final Class 10/Class 12 Result
If a college, university, scholarship authority or employer asks for your Class 10 or Class 12 result, you would normally use the final CBSE academic document, not a Term 1 performance sheet.
The final Class 10 and Class 12 results for 2022 were declared after completion of the Term II process. (CBSE)
The roll number may help your school locate your historical record, but there was not a normal public individual Term 1 result lookup equivalent to the conventional CBSE final-result process.
So the correct approach is not:
Enter roll number on a random Term 1 result website.
Instead:
Contact the CBSE school that received the official Term 1 performance information.
Students should distinguish between:
Term 1 performance
and:
final official CBSE academic documents.
DigiLocker is widely used by CBSE to provide digital academic documents, but the historical Term 1 performance itself was communicated through schools rather than issued as the final Class 10/Class 12 Marks Statement Cum Certificate.
Therefore, if your goal is to obtain your official 2021–22 qualification today, the more important document to retrieve is your:
Final 2022 CBSE Marks Statement Cum Certificate
rather than a Term 1-only performance record.
Term 1 was not equivalent to a separate final Board certification.
Students received information about their performance, but the final academic certification occurred after Term II.
So when somebody asks:
“Where is my CBSE Term 1 marksheet?”
the better question may be:
“Do I need my historical Term 1 performance or my final 2022 CBSE certificate?”
For most official purposes today, the final certificate is much more important.
No.
CBSE's special 2021–22 assessment policy clearly stated that after Term I examinations, students would not be placed into:
Pass
Compartment
Essential Repeat
categories. (CBSE)
The final status was determined after the complete Board-examination process.
This is why describing the Term 1 performance as:
“I passed Term 1”
or:
“I failed Term 1”
is not technically the same as receiving a final CBSE Board result.
Yes, Term I formed part of the special 2021–22 assessment structure.
However, CBSE later determined the final result after Term II and issued the final 2022 Class 10 and Class 12 results under the applicable computation methodology.
The final academic document—not the individual Term 1 school communication—is what students should normally use as evidence of the completed qualification.
After Term I:
CBSE communicated student performance to schools.
Schools informed students.
Students continued preparing for Term II.
Practical/internal assessment processes continued under the special assessment plan.
Term II examinations were conducted.
CBSE calculated final results.
Final Class 10 and Class 12 results were declared in July 2022. (CBSE)
For the 2021–22 session, CBSE Term II examinations began on:
26 April 2022.
CBSE's annual reporting records:
Class 10 Term II: 26 April to 24 May 2022
Class 12 Term II: 26 April to 15 June 2022. (CBSE)
This was followed by the final result process.
CBSE declared the Class 10 and Class 12 final results on:
22 July 2022. (CBSE)
For official future use, this final result is much more important than the historical Term 1-only performance.
Feature
Term 1
Term 2
Academic session
2021–22
2021–22
Portion of syllabus
Approximately half
Remaining portion under special scheme
Exam period
Nov–Dec 2021
Apr–Jun 2022
Exam style
Primarily objective/OMR
Subjective written examination
Separate final Pass/Fail?
No
Final result determined after overall process
Performance communicated
Through schools
Used toward final result
Permanent system?
No
No
This is the most important update for anyone reading this article today.
The special 2021–22 Term I/Term II Board system is not the current 2026 CBSE Board-examination model.
Students currently studying in CBSE should not search for:
“CBSE Term 1 Board Result 2026”
expecting the same system used in 2021–22.
CBSE currently conducts its Board examinations under a different structure.
From the 2026 Class 10 examinations, CBSE introduced a Two Board Examinations system.
CBSE describes this as:
a first/main Board examination; and
a second Board examination opportunity under the applicable eligibility rules.
CBSE formally announced the new Class 10 policy in June 2025 for implementation beginning with the 2026 examinations. (CBSE)
This is not the same as the old Term I/Term II system.
These two systems are easy to confuse.
Feature
2021–22 Term I & Term II
2026 Class 10 Two Board Exams
Why introduced
Special pandemic-era assessment arrangement
Examination reform aligned with NEP-related policy
First exam content
Approximately half syllabus
Main Board examination
Second exam
Covered other portion under special scheme
Additional eligible examination opportunity
Were both required to create final 2022 result?
Yes, under the special arrangement
First exam is compulsory; second is available under policy
Improvement purpose
Not structured like current second exam
Explicit improvement opportunity
Current in 2026?
No
Yes for Class 10
CBSE's current policy states that the first Class 10 Board examination is mandatory and that the second examination provides an additional opportunity under the Board's rules. (CBSE)
The new two-Board-examination policy announced by CBSE applies specifically to:
Class 10.
Students should not assume that because Class 10 has two Board examination opportunities, Class 12 automatically follows the same arrangement.
CBSE's current examination communications continue to treat Class 12 under its regular Board and supplementary examination framework. (CBSE)
For current CBSE Board results, students generally use official CBSE result channels rather than the historical Term 1 school-only method.
CBSE has used multiple result-distribution channels, including:
CBSE result services
DigiLocker result services
CBSE's official website
digital academic documents through DigiLocker. (CBSE)
The exact procedure can vary by examination year.
You may need:
roll number
school number
admit-card information
date of birth or other candidate information
depending on the result interface.
Select your:
class;
examination;
and examination year.
Avoid unofficial result websites asking for excessive personal information.
Check the roll number before submitting.
A single incorrect digit can display an error or fail to locate the result.
Check:
candidate name
roll number
subject names
marks
grades
result status
After results are released, obtain the official digital or physical academic document according to CBSE's current process.
For permanent academic use, an official certificate is more important than a screenshot of the result page.
Students should understand the difference.
Provides quick access to examination results.
The formal CBSE academic document containing the student's result and certification information.
Digitally issued academic document available through CBSE's digital-document process.
For important applications:
Use the official academic document required by the organization.
Whenever you receive a Board result, verify:
Check spelling carefully.
Where shown, verify that they match official records.
Make sure the result belongs to the correct student.
Check each course.
Confirm all registered subjects appear correctly.
Review theory and applicable internal/practical components.
Check whether the final outcome is:
Pass
Compartment
Essential Repeat
or another applicable category.
Make sure the final certificate is accessible and stored safely.
If you were a 2021–22 CBSE student and now need Term I marks for a specific reason:
The school originally received the Term I performance from CBSE.
Provide:
full name
Class 10 or 12
academic session 2021–22
roll number
school admission number if available
Ask whether the school can retrieve the historical record.
If the original school is no longer operating, contact CBSE through the appropriate official regional/records process and explain:
examination year
school
class
roll number
and the exact record required.
Do not purchase unofficial “replacement” results.
If your real need is not Term I marks but your final Class 10 or Class 12 certificate, first check your official digital academic documents.
A student who completed the 2021–22 Board examination generally needs the final 2022 academic certificate for present-day admissions and verification.
They potentially could if they specifically request interim academic records, but for a student who has already completed the 2021–22 CBSE qualification, the final Class 10 or Class 12 result is normally the relevant completed academic record.
If an institution specifically asks for:
Term 1 marks
provide the authentic school/Board record rather than trying to reconstruct marks from memory.
No.
Term 1 performance alone was not the student's complete Board result.
Use the final Marks Statement Cum Certificate to calculate or report your final academic result.
Do not reconstruct your final percentage solely from Term 1 marks.
The historical two-term Board system applied to 2021–22.
It is not the present Board structure.
The original individual Term 1 performance was communicated through schools.
CBSE specifically did not declare Pass, Compartment or Essential Repeat after Term I alone. (CBSE)
They are very different models.
If the final 2022 result is available, use the complete academic document unless the university specifically asks for Term 1.
Schools may still call internal examinations:
Term 1
Mid-Term
Half-Yearly
Semester 1
That does not mean CBSE currently conducts a national Class 10/Class 12 Term 1 Board examination.
This distinction is important.
A school may conduct its own:
Term 1 examination
during the academic year.
That result belongs to the school assessment system.
The historical:
CBSE Term I Board Examination
refers specifically to the special national Board arrangement in the 2021–22 session.
Therefore:
School Term 1 ≠ CBSE 2021–22 Term I Board Examination
unless the school is specifically referring to that historical Board session.
If your current school uses “Term 1” for internal examinations, the result may be available through:
school report card
student portal
parent portal
school app
class teacher
school office
The exact method is determined by the school, not CBSE's historical 2021–22 Term I process.
For the 2021–22 CBSE Term I Board examinations, individual performance was communicated through schools. Contact the school where you were registered.
CBSE stated for Class 10 that individual student Term I performance would not be available on its public website and would instead be communicated through schools. (CBSE)
CBSE's reporting states that Class 10 Term I performance was communicated to schools on 11 March 2022. (CBSE)
Class 12 Term I performance was communicated to schools on 19 March 2022. (CBSE)
The special two-term Board-examination arrangement applied to the 2021–22 academic session.
Yes.
No.
Final Class 10 and Class 12 results were declared after Term II.
CBSE did not place students in Pass, Compartment or Essential Repeat categories after Term I alone. (CBSE)
Term I formed part of the special 2021–22 assessment structure used in determining the final result.
CBSE declared Class 10 and Class 12 final results on 22 July 2022. (CBSE)
Term 1 performance itself was communicated through schools. For official use today, students should generally access their final CBSE academic document.
If you have completed the Board qualification, institutions generally require the final Class 10/Class 12 result unless they specifically request interim Term 1 marks.
Contact your former school and request the historical performance record.
Check your old admit card, academic records or contact your school.
The schools originally received the students' performance information, so the school is the appropriate first place to request historical records.
The special Term I examinations used an objective-style format with OMR-based responses. (CBSE)
CBSE's 2022 explanation described Term I as a shorter examination of approximately 90 minutes under the special assessment system. (CBSE)
No. The 2021–22 syllabus was divided between the two terms under the special system.
From 17 November to 11 December 2021. (CBSE)
From 16 November to 30 December 2021. (CBSE)
Students continued with Term II studies and later completed the second part of the Board examination.
Term II examinations began on 26 April 2022. (CBSE)
Not under the same 2021–22 model.
There is no equivalent 2026 CBSE Term 1 Board result under the old 2021–22 two-term system.
Yes, CBSE introduced Two Board Examinations in Class 10 from 2026, but this is a different system from the old Term I/Term II model. (CBSE)
Yes, under the current two-examination policy the first Board examination is the mandatory main examination.
No.
It is the Second Board Examination, not “Term 2.”
Not under the old CBSE Term I/Term II Board-examination model.
Use current official CBSE result services and official digital academic documents.
CBSE uses DigiLocker as part of its digital academic-document and result-distribution system. (CBSE)
No. Preserve the official academic document required for future applications.
Yes. Students should retain official Class 10 and Class 12 documents permanently.
Contact your school and follow CBSE's applicable official correction process.
Use the applicable CBSE post-result process for the relevant examination year.
Yes. Schools can use terms such as Term 1 for internal assessment, but that is different from the historical CBSE Board Term I examination.
Normally, a school's own internal Term 1 result is managed by that school.
Many students from the 2021–22 batch need historical information, while others encounter older articles and assume the system is still current.
For most official purposes, use the final 2022 CBSE Marks Statement Cum Certificate.
Universities may use the academic documents and verification methods applicable to their admission process.
CBSE Term I was part of the special 2021–22 Board-examination system and was not a separate final qualification.
Question
Correct Answer
Term 1 session
2021–22
Class 10 Term I exam
Nov–Dec 2021
Class 12 Term I exam
Nov–Dec 2021
Class 10 performance communicated
11 March 2022
Class 12 performance communicated
19 March 2022
Individual Class 10 result normally online?
No
Main source for Term 1 performance
School
Pass/Fail after Term 1?
No
Final result after
Term II
Final 2022 results
22 July 2022
Same Term I/II system in 2026?
No
New 2026 Class 10 model
Two Board Examinations
If you are a current CBSE student and landed on this article while searching for Term 1 result, first determine which result you actually mean.
Check with your school.
Contact your former school.
Use the current CBSE Board-result process.
Search specifically for:
CBSE Class 10 Second Board Examination Result
rather than “Term 2.”
Use the current CBSE Class 12 Board or Supplementary Examination process applicable to your result.
Using the correct terminology will make it much easier to find accurate information.
The phrase “CBSE Term 1 Result” now refers primarily to a historical examination system from the 2021–22 academic session.
The most important facts are simple:
Term I marks were communicated through schools.
Term I alone did not produce a final Pass/Compartment result.
The final 2022 Board result was declared after Term II.
The 2021–22 two-term model is not the current 2026 Board system.
For students today, understanding the difference between old and current examination terminology prevents confusion when searching for:
results
marksheets
certificates
improvement opportunities
supplementary examinations
and university documents.
A useful rule is:
Identify the examination year first → identify the correct examination system → use the official academic document.
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Important 2026 Note: The CBSE Term I/Term II Board-examination system described in this article belongs to the special 2021–22 academic session. Current students should follow the examination and result rules applicable to their own academic year; from 2026, CBSE Class 10 uses a Two Board Examinations framework that is different from the old Term I/Term II model. (CBSE)