HPBOSE Class 12 revised result 2025 announced at hpbose.org: 88.64% pass; check direct link here
HPBOSE class 12 revised results 2025 available online on www.hpbose.org
HPBOSE Class 12 revised result:
The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education (HPBOSE), Dharamshala, has officially announced the revised Class 12 result for the March 2025 examination.
The announcement was made by Shri Hemraj Bairwa, Chairman of HPBOSE, through a press statement dated May 21, 2025.
The revised result has been published on the official website of the Board — www.hpbose.org — and candidates can now check their updated marks by entering their roll number.
The revision follows the earlier declaration of results issued on May 17, 2025. HPBOSE has now re-issued the corrected results. The updated pass percentage stands at 88.64%, reflecting changes after the review process.
The Board has urged students to verify their results online and take note of the revised schedule for re-evaluation and re-inspection.
Revised statistics show over 76,000 students pass
As per the revised data, a total of 86,373 students appeared in the Class 12 examination conducted in March 2025. Out of these, 76,315 candidates have successfully passed. Meanwhile, 3,838 students have been placed in the compartment category, and 5,868 have been declared as failed.
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The updated figures bring the overall pass percentage to 88.64%.
The re-evaluation of results has been undertaken to ensure transparency and accuracy in the assessment process. The Board stated that any discrepancies identified during the initial evaluation have now been addressed.
Apply for re-evaluation or re-inspection by June 5
Students who wish to apply for re-evaluation or re-inspection of their revised results must do so by June 5, 2025.
The application process is to be completed strictly through the school user ID provided by HPBOSE. Applications submitted through any other mode will not be accepted.
For re-evaluation, a fee of Rs 1000 per subject will be applicable, while for re-inspection, students will need to pay Rs 800 per subject. The Board has made it clear that no extensions to the deadline will be entertained.
Direct link to check the HPBOSE class 12 revised results
Final merit list after re-evaluation results
HPBOSE also informed that the final merit list will be prepared only after the results of the re-evaluation and re-inspection process are declared. Students are advised to monitor the Board's website regularly for updates and further notifications.
For more information and direct access to the revised result, candidates can visit www.hpbose.org.
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