ICSE, ISC Semester 1 result on February 7, 2022

The results of the class X ICSE and class XII ISC Semester 1 examination of 2021-22 will be declared on Monday, February 7, 2022 the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) said. Students can view their results online or through SMS. To check the results online, students will have to log on to the CISCE’s official website www.cisce.org and click on the “Results 2021- 22 Semester 1” link.

ICSE (class X) candidates will have to click on the ” ICSE” link and ISC class XII examinees on the “ISC” link from the Course option.

A student can access the result by entering her or his unique ID, index number and captcha as shown on the screen.

To see the result through SMS, the student will need to type ICSE or ISC followed by space and her or his unique ID number and send the message to 09248082883.

Schools can access the results online by logging on to the CAREERS portal of CISCE by entering the principal’s ID and password.

The principal will have to click Examination System Semester 1.

For accessing the ICSE results she/he will have to click “ICSE”. The ISC results can be accessed in the same way.

The semester 1 exams were conducted by the CISCE in November – December 2021.

Also read: CISCE sets February 28 deadline for ISC, ICSE practical & project work scores

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