Board Results 2025 Live Updates: CBSE, UP, Maharashtra, Telangana, Haryana, Punjab & Other State Board Exam Results, Direct Link & Marksheet Download Steps

Students from HBSE and PSEB can check their results at:

• Haryana (HBSE): bseh.org.in
• Punjab (PSEB): pseb.ac.in
• Keep your roll number and DOB handy for easy login.

TSBIE has released the Inter 1st & 2nd Year Results 2025 at tsbie.cgg.gov.in. Students must:

1. Visit the official site
2. Enter hall ticket number
3. Download the marks memo for future reference

Apart from the official website mahresult.nic.in, students can also access their Maharashtra Board Result 2025 via:

• SMS (Send MHRollNumber to 57766)
• DigiLocker app for mark sheet download
• Maharashtra Board official app for Android

UPMSP has announced Class 10 and 12 board results 2025 on upmsp.edu.in.

• Use roll number and school code to check scores
• Marksheet available online for provisional use
• Students are advised to collect original certificates from schools later

Students can follow these steps to check their CBSE Board Results 2025:

• Visit cbseresults.nic.in
• Enter roll number, school code, and date of birth
• Click on ‘Submit’ to view your scorecard
• Download and save the digital marksheet

HBSE has begun aligning its curriculum and assessments with NEP 2020, including additional compulsory subjects from Classes 9 to 10. This move aims to prepare students better for new academic and career pathways, while also refining board exam patterns.

Maharashtra SSC results are expected by the last week of May 2025. Around 16 lakh students participated in the exams, held throughout March. Candidates need to secure 35% marks in both theory and practicals. In 2024, the overall pass rate was a remarkable 95.81%.

HBSE Class 10 results are projected for May 2025. Around 2.9 lakh students wrote the exams. Students must earn at least 33% per subject to clear the board. The 2024 result saw a high pass rate of 95.22%, with girls once again leading.

PSEB finished both matric and senior secondary exams by April 2025.
• Close to 5.7 lakh students sat for the exams.
• Class 10 results are due between 17–20 April.
• Class 12 outcomes expected last week of April.
• In 2024, girls had the edge with nearly 98% pass rate.
• Results will go live on pseb.ac.in.
• Students will receive subject-wise scorecards online.
• The board honours top achievers state-wide.
• Certificates issued post-digital verification.
• PSEB’s structured evaluation ensures fairness and efficiency.

The UP Board exams for Class 10 and 12 were held from 24 February to 12 March 2025, with a huge participation of 54.37 lakh students. The results are expected to be announced on or before 20 April 2025.

• Result date: On or before 20 April 2025
• Official Website: upmsp.edu.in
• Pass percentage (2024): 89.55% for Class 10
• Girls outperform boys across both classes.
• Students can check results via online portals.
• Merit lists will be published alongside results.
• Candidates seeking re-evaluation can apply post-results.

CBSE will open the revaluation window in June 2025 for students dissatisfied with their results. Applicants will pay around INR 700 per answer sheet. The process includes verification of marks and rechecking, offering students a chance for re-evaluation if discrepancies are found in marking.

MSBSHSE will conduct supplementary exams in July or August 2025. Students who don’t pass in one or two subjects can apply. Revaluation applications will also open soon after the result announcement, providing an opportunity to challenge discrepancies in marking.

In 2024, the results were declared on April 20. Class 10 recorded an 89.55% pass rate, while Class 12 saw an 82.60% pass percentage. A similar timeline is expected in 2025.

PSEB is likely to release Class 10 results between 17 and 20 April 2025. Approximately 2.8 lakh students sat for the exams. The pass criteria include 33% overall and 25% in each theory subject. Last year, the pass percentage was 97.24%, with girls achieving higher scores than boys.

Telangana Board will conduct supplementary exams in August 2025 for students who fail in one or two subjects. Results of these exams are expected shortly thereafter. Revaluation and recounting will also be offered post-results via the board’s official websites.

PSEB follows a grade-based evaluation system where A+ denotes over 90% and E indicates failure. This scale helps students understand their relative performance. The same format will apply in 2025, with additional provisions for revaluation and supplementary exams in July.

Starting in 2026, CBSE will conduct board exams twice a year to give students more flexibility. However, in 2025, the traditional single-exam format remains in place. Students are advised to prepare thoroughly, with revaluation and improvement options available post-results.

HBSE has begun aligning its curriculum and assessments with NEP 2020, including additional compulsory subjects from Classes 9 to 10. This move aims to prepare students better for new academic and career pathways, while also refining board exam patterns.

UP Board continues to witness girls outperforming boys. In 2024, girls had a lead of 3–10% in pass rates across Class 10 and 12. This trend is expected to hold in 2025, based on preliminary insights from school-level assessments.

The Mumbai division alone saw over 3.6 lakh students take the SSC exam in 2025. Historically, this region performs well, and the 2024 data reflected high pass rates. Results for 2025 will shed more light on regional academic performance trends.

Starting in 2026, CBSE will conduct board exams twice a year to give students more flexibility. However, in 2025, the traditional single-exam format remains in place. Students are advised to prepare thoroughly, with revaluation and improvement options available post-results.

PSEB follows a grade-based evaluation system where A+ denotes over 90% and E indicates failure. This scale helps students understand their relative performance. The same format will apply in 2025, with additional provisions for revaluation and supplementary exams in July.

HBSE has begun aligning its curriculum and assessments with NEP 2020, including additional compulsory subjects from Classes 9 to 10. This move aims to prepare students better for new academic and career pathways, while also refining board exam patterns.

UP Board continues to witness girls outperforming boys. In 2024, girls had a lead of 3–10% in pass rates across Class 10 and 12. This trend is expected to hold in 2025, based on preliminary insights from school-level assessments.

Telangana Inter results consistently show a gender gap, with girls performing better. In 2024, girls achieved nearly 17% higher pass rates than boys in the second year. Expectations for 2025 are similar, with nearly 10 lakh students participating.

MSBSHSE will conduct supplementary exams in July or August 2025. Students who don’t pass in one or two subjects can apply. Revaluation applications will also open soon after the result announcement, providing an opportunity to challenge discrepancies in marking.

Telangana Board will conduct supplementary exams in August 2025 for students who fail in one or two subjects. Results of these exams are expected shortly thereafter. Revaluation and recounting will also be offered post-results via the board’s official websites.

CBSE will open the revaluation window in June 2025 for students dissatisfied with their results. Applicants will pay around ?700 per answer sheet. The process includes verification of marks and rechecking, offering students a chance for re-evaluation if discrepancies are found in marking.

PSEB Class 12 results are anticipated in late April or early May. Nearly 2.84 lakh students took part in theory and practical exams. Students must secure 33% overall. In 2024, 93.04% cleared the exam, with multiple students achieving perfect scores in Commerce and Science streams.

HBSE Class 10 results are projected for May 2025. Around 2.9 lakh students wrote the exams. Students must earn at least 33% per subject to clear the board. The 2024 result saw a high pass rate of 95.22%, with girls once again leading.

UPMSP Class 12 results are expected by early May 2025. Around 25 lakh students appeared in the exams. Students must score at least 33% in each subject to pass. In 2024, the pass percentage was 82.60%, with top scores nearing 98%.

Maharashtra SSC results are expected by the last week of May 2025. Around 16 lakh students participated in the exams, held throughout March. Candidates need to secure 35% marks in both theory and practicals. In 2024, the overall pass rate was a remarkable 95.81%.

Telangana Inter results for both 1st and 2nd Year students are expected in the last week of April 2025. Nearly 10 lakh students took part. A minimum of 35% per subject and 350 out of 1000 overall is required to pass. Results will be hosted at tgbie.cgg.gov.in.

CBSE Class 12 students can expect results in mid-May 2025. The exams ended on 4 April, with over 16 lakh candidates appearing. A minimum of 33% marks is required in each subject. In 2024, the pass rate stood at 87.98%, with girls achieving a notable 91.52% success rate.

PSEB is likely to release Class 10 results between 17 and 20 April 2025. Approximately 2.8 lakh students sat for the exams. The pass criteria include 33% overall and 25% in each theory subject. Last year, the pass percentage was 97.24%, with girls achieving higher scores than boys.

HBSE Class 12 results are expected in May 2025. Around 2.1 lakh students took the exams which ended in late March. Candidates require a minimum of 33% in each subject. In 2024, the board recorded an 85.31% pass rate, with girls again outperforming boys by a significant margin.

UPMSP Class 10 results are likely to be declared by early May 2025. Around 29.7 lakh students appeared in the exams, which were conducted in February and March. Students need at least 33% marks per subject to pass. Last year, the overall pass rate was a commendable 89.55%.

Maharashtra HSC results for 2025 are expected in the third week of May. Around 15 lakh students appeared in the exams held in February and March. A pass requires at least 35% in theory and practicals. The results will be published on mahresult.nic.in and related websites.

The Telangana SSC results 2025 are likely to be announced in the last week of April. Approximately 4.8 lakh students appeared for the Class 10 exams held from 21 March to 4 April. Students will need a minimum of 35% in each subject to pass, with results accessible at bse.telangana.gov.in.

CBSE Class 10 results for 2025 are expected by mid to late May. Over 22 lakh students appeared in the exams conducted from February to March. The results will be accessible on official CBSE portals and apps like DigiLocker. Students must score at least 33% in each subject to pass.

Telangana’s BSE Telangana has conducted Class 10 (SSC) exams from 18 March to 2 April 2025, with 5.3 lakh students participating. The results are expected to be announced by mid-May 2025.

• Result date: Mid-May 2025
• Official Website: bse.telangana.gov.in
• Pass percentage (2024): 86.60%
• Girls had a higher pass rate than boys in 2024, continuing the trend.
• Results will be published on the official portal, and marksheets will be available for download.
• Merit list will be released for the top students.

The Maharashtra SSC exams took place from 1 March to 25 March 2025, with over 30 lakh students appearing. The results for Class 10 will be declared in mid-June 2025.

• Result date: Mid-June 2025
• Official Websites: mahresult.nic.in, mahahsscboard.in
• Pass percentage (2024): 93.83% for SSC
• Girls’ pass rate: 95.87%
• Top performers will be recognised across Maharashtra’s districts.
• Results will be available for online viewing and can be accessed from official portals.

The Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) conducted Class 10 exams from 10 March to 4 April, and Class 12 exams from 19 February to 4 April 2025. Over 2.8 lakh students appeared for each exam. Results for Class 10 are expected between 17–20 April, and Class 12 results will be out in the last week of April 2025.

• Class 10 results: Between 17–20 April 2025
• Class 12 results: Last week of April 2025
• Official Website: pseb.ac.in
• Pass percentage (2024): Class 10 – 97.24%, Class 12 – 93.04%
• Girls achieved higher pass rates across both classes.
• Top scorers will be recognised by the state government.
• Students will be able to download their mark sheets from the official website.

The Haryana Board (HBSE) results are expected by end of April or first week of May 2025 for both Class 10 and 12. The exams concluded in March 2025, with thousands of students awaiting their results.

• Expected result date: End of April/early May 2025
• Official Website: bseh.org.in
• Results will be made available online, and mark sheets will be issued shortly after.
• Girls are expected to perform better than boys, following trends from previous years.
• Students will also have the option to apply for re-checking of their answer scripts.

The UP Board exams for Class 10 and 12 were held from 24 February to 12 March 2025, with a huge participation of 54.37 lakh students. The results are expected to be announced on or before 20 April 2025.

• Result date: On or before 20 April 2025
• Official Website: upmsp.edu.in
• Pass percentage (2024): 89.55% for Class 10
• Girls outperform boys across both classes.
• Students can check results via online portals.
• Merit lists will be published alongside results.
• Candidates seeking re-evaluation can apply post-results.

The Uttarakhand Board (UBSE) has confirmed that the Class 10 and 12 results will be announced on 19 April 2025 at 11:00 AM. The exams for these classes were held from 1 to 26 March 2025, and 2.5 lakh students participated this year.

• Result date: 19 April 2025 at 11:00 AM
• Official Website: ubse.uk.gov.in
• Pass rate (2024): Class 10 – 85.17%, Class 12 – 82.63%
• Girls continue to outperform boys in both classes.
• Results will be available online and can be accessed using the roll number.
• Supplementary exams will follow the results for students who need them.

The Maharashtra HSC exams for Class 12 were conducted from 21 February to 20 March 2025. This year, over 30 lakh students appeared for the exams, and the results are anticipated by end of May 2025.

• Expected result date: End of May 2025
• Official Websites: mahresult.nic.in, mahahsscboard.in
• Pass rate (2024): 91.25% for HSC
• Girls outperform boys: 94.73% for girls
• The top 10 students in each stream will be publicly acknowledged.
• Results will be available online, and students should ensure they check the official portal regularly.

Telangana’s SSC exams for Class 10 were held from 18 March to 2 April 2025, with more than 5.3 lakh students appearing for the exams. The results for Telangana SSC are expected to be declared by mid-May 2025.

• Result date: Mid-May 2025
• Official Website: bse.telangana.gov.in
• Pass percentage (2024): 86.60%
• Girls: 88.53% pass rate
• Boys: 84.68% pass rate
• Results will be available for online viewing and can be downloaded from the official portal.
• Top performers will be recognised by the state government.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) conducted Class 10 and 12 exams between 15 February and 13 March 2025, with 38 lakh students participating across the country. CBSE’s results are expected to be declared by the second week of May 2025.

• Result date: Second week of May 2025
• Official Website: cbseresults.nic.in
• Pass percentage (2024): 87.98% for Class 12
• Girls outperform boys: 91.52% vs. 85.12%
• Top-performing regions: Trivandrum, Vijayawada, Chennai
• Students can also apply for re-evaluation or improvement exams.
• Mark sheets will be made available on the official website.

• PSEB finished both matric and senior secondary exams by April 2025.
• Close to 5.7 lakh students sat for the exams.
• Class 10 results are due between 17–20 April.
• Class 12 outcomes expected last week of April.
• In 2024, girls had the edge with nearly 98% pass rate.
• Results will go live on pseb.ac.in.
• Students will receive subject-wise scorecards online.
• The board honours top achievers state-wide.
• Certificates issued post-digital verification.
• PSEB’s structured evaluation ensures fairness and efficiency.