Tech giant Google on April 30 said it has collaborated with Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to allow students check their results on its platform.
"Starting today with the JEE Main exam results, the CBSE is enabling students to look up exam results directly on the Google Search page," Google said in a statement.
This will help students quickly, securely, and seamlessly locate their exam score on their smartphone or desktop, it added. The statement said Google had worked closely with CBSE to "ensure that the data is handled securely and used solely for the purpose of showing the results on Google, and only for the duration that this feature is live."
"When a student searches for "JEE Main results" they will be able to directly look up their scores within Google Search. They simply have to enter their roll number and date of birth, and their individual results will be displayed," Google said in a blog post.
Besides, Google has also introduced additional features making it easier for students to see information like test dates, registration dates, important links, and other key information right within Google Search when they search for exams like GATE, SSC CGL, CAT and others.
With over 260 million students enrolled in more than 1.5 million schools across India, Google believes having reliable, seamless, and safe access to education-related information is crucial, Google Search Product Manager Shilpa Agrawal said.
"That's why today's updates are just the first step of many to improve access to information about important exams and other exam-related content in Google Search in India," she added.
We are collaborating with Google for the smooth dissemination of results through an easy and secure platform, said Rama Sharma, Senior Public Relations Officer at CBSE.
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