Board Exam Results 2025

The exact date for the board exam results in India varies by state and examination board. This year, the first board that will release the results is Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB). It is expected to announce results in March end or first week of April. Students are advised to keep an eye on the official website of their respective board for the latest updates.

Students can check their board exam results online through the official website of the respective board, such as BSEB, UPMSP, Chhattisgarh Board of Secondary Education and other state boards. Additionally, results are often available via SMS and mobile apps in some states. You can enter your roll number and other required details to access your scores.

Yes, NDTV has launched a dedicated page where students from boards across the country can check their results. The simple user interface will require some basic details like roll number or application number, along with the student’s registered mobile number and the result will be displayed on screen.

If you face issues accessing your results online, ensure that you are entering the correct roll number and other details. If problems persist, check the official website for any technical updates or server issues. Alternatively, you can contact your school or the respective board for assistance.

In case of any discrepancies in your board exam results, such as wrong marks or missing details, contact the board immediately. Most boards provide a window for re-evaluation or correction in case of errors. You can submit a request for revaluation or apply for the verification of marks.

After receiving your results, you can proceed with the following steps:

• If you pass, choose your stream (Science, Commerce, Arts) or pursue vocational courses.
• If you do not achieve the desired marks, explore options like reappearing for exams or considering supplementary exams.
• For higher education, research and apply to universities, colleges, and other institutes based on your eligibility and interests.

If you fail your board exams, don’t panic. You can appear for compartment exams, which are usually held a few months after the main exams. You can also seek guidance from your teachers or educational counsellors on how to prepare better for the next opportunity.

Although exam results are typically declared on schedule, delays can sometimes occur due to technical issues, large volume of evaluations, or unforeseen circumstances. Stay updated through the official website and school notices for the latest information.

During the results release period, the official website may experience heavy traffic. If you’re unable to access the site, try again after some time, as traffic tends to ease. Alternatively, check for results via SMS or a mobile app if your board offers these services.