CBSE class 10, 12 boards 2025 results OUT Check details here,How to Check

 

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Once declared, students can access their scores on the board’s official websites — cbse.gov.in and results.cbse.nic.in

With CBSE Class 12 board exams concluding today, all eyes are now on the Class 10 results. This year, more than 42 lakh students appeared for the board exams conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education, with 24.12 lakh taking the Class 10 exams held from February 15 to March 18.

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The CBSE is expected to release the Class 10 results soon, although the board has not yet confirmed an official date. Based on past trends, the results are likely to be announced within a month. Once declared, students can access their scores on the board’s official websites — cbse.gov.in and results.cbse.nic.in.


To pass the examination, students must score a minimum of 33% in each subject. In cases where a student narrowly misses the cutoff by a mark or so, the board may choose to award grace marks at its discretion.


Looking at the pass percentage trends over the past five years offers a glimpse into expectations. In 2024, the pass percentage for Class 10 was 93.60%, while Class 12 saw 87.98%. The highest recorded results were in 2021, when Class 10 and 12 pass rates soared to 99.04% and 99.37%, respectively — a year when the exams were heavily impacted by the pandemic.


As students and parents wait for the Class 10 results, the focus now shifts to preparation for the next steps — from choosing subject streams to exploring future academic paths.


FAQS 


When was the CBSE result declared in 2025?

CBSE class 12th result 2025 expected in May


In line with past trends, the CBSE Class 12 results are expected to be announced in May 2025. The board typically releases Class 10 and 12 results on the same day.


Can CBSE fail a student in 12th 2025?


Yes, CBSE can fail a student in Class 12th 2025 if they fail to achieve a minimum of 33% in each subject, including both theory and practical exams (if applicable), and an overall aggregate of 33%. 

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