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May Your Efforts Open New Avenues : Education Minister's Message to Students Ahead of Board Results

Urges Digital Vigilance, Advises Using Only Official Websites to Check Results Tomorrow

Urges Digital Vigilance, Advises Using Only Official Websites to Check Results Tomorrow

 Srinagar, Jan 13 (KNS): Jammu and Kashmir Education Minister Sakina Itoo extended her best wishes to Class 10th and 12th students ahead of the declaration of their board examination results tomorrow.

 
In a post on X as per news agency (KNS), Minister expressed confidence in the hard work and dedication of the students. “I wish the very best to all the students awaiting their results. May your persistent efforts translate into success and open new avenues of opportunity,” she said.
 
Minister Itoo urged students to remain calm and confident. She also issued an advisory stressing digital vigilance, stating, “Students and parents are strongly advised to access results exclusively through the official websites of the concerned boards. They must remain alert and avoid clicking on any unverified or misleading links to prevent potential misinformation or cyber fraud.”
 
The results for all streams are scheduled to be released tomorrow. The Education Department has assured that all arrangements are in place for the smooth dissemination of results.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel
 
Earlier in the day, Chairman Ghulam Hassan Sheikh of the Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) told news agency Kashmir News Service (KNS) that the Board will declare the results of the Class 10 and Class 12 examinations on January 14 (Wednesday).
 
Speaking after assuming charge as the new JKBOSE Chairman, Sheikh stated that the Class 10 results will be announced around 10:30 a.m., followed by the Class 12 results at approximately 2:00 p.m. on the same day.
 
“The results will be available on the official JKBOSE website. Links will also be shared through digital platforms to ensure easy access for students,” he said.
 
Sheikh added that the Board has made all necessary arrangements to declare both results on a single day—a practice introduced last year to reduce anxiety among students. (KNS)

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