WBBSE Madhyamik class 10 results 2025 out: Direct link to download scorecards here
WBBSE Madhyamik class 10 results 2025 out: Direct link to download scorecards here
Kolkata: The West Bengal Board of Secondary Education on Friday announced Class 10th Result on it official website. Students can check the West Bengal Madhyamik results on the official website at wbbs
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WBBSE Madhyamik class 10 results 2025 out: Direct link to download scorecards here
Kolkata: The West Bengal Board of Secondary Education on Friday announced Class 10th Result on it official website. Students can check the West Bengal Madhyamik results on the official website at wbbse.wb.gov.in and result.wbbsedata.com.
This year, the class 10 board exams of the state witnessed a higher number of female candidates. A total of 5,55,950 girl students appeared for the examination out of 9,84,753 candidates.
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West Bengal's Class 10 exams, administered via pen and paper at 2,683 centers, concluded between February 10th and 22nd. Students can obtain copies of their answer booklets and OMR sheets. Following the release of results, students who fail will have the opportunity to take compartmental exams; details regarding these exams will be published subsequently.
Here's How To Check WBBSE Madhyamik Class 10th Results 2025
Visit the official website of WBBSE that is- wbbse.wb.gov.in.
On the homepage search and click – 'WBBSE Madhyamik Results 2025'.
Enter roll number and date of birth.
After entering details, click on the 'Submit' button to view your result.
Download and print a copy for your records.
WBBSE Class 10 exam 2025 Toppers
This year, Aditra Sarkar, who hails from Rajganj, topped the Class 10th exam. she scored 696 out of 700 marks or 99.43 percent. Anubhab Biswas from Ramkrishna Mission Vivekananda Vidya Mandir comes second. He was followed by Malda and Soumya Pal from Bankura Bishnupur High School. Both Malda and Saumya received 99.14 percent in Class 10th. Ishani Chakraborty, a student at Kotulpur Saroj Basini Balika Vidyalaya in Bankura, achieved third place in the Madhyamik examinations with a score of 99 percent.
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WBBSE Class 10 exam: Students With Disabilities
This year 74.65 percent of the 1,219 physically challenged students passed their exams, with 910 students achieving success. The students received support including extended time, accessible facilities, and assistance with writing.
WBBSE class 10 exams: List Of Four Performing Districts
East Midnapore – 96.46%
Kalimpong – 96.09%
Kolkata – 92.30%
West Midnapore – 90.52%
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