gseb.org, Gujarat board 10th Result 2025 Live: GSEB SSC Class 10 Result 2025 declared on gseb.org; check key details and latest updates
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gseb.org, Gujarat board 10th Result 2025 Live: GSEB SSC Class 10 Result 2025 declared on gseb.org; check key details and latest updates
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GSEB SSC Results 2025 LIVE: The Gujarat Board announced the GSEB SSC Class 10 results today, May 8, at 8 am. Students can check their results on the official website, gseb.org. The online marksheet will be provisional, with original copies available later at schools. This year's exams were held from February 27 to March 10.
Gseb SSC Result 2025 Live Updates
Gujarat Board SSC Class 10th Result 2025 LIVE Updates: The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB) announced the Class 10 Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exam results for 2025 today, May 8, at 8 am. Students can check their results on the official website — gseb.org.
The GSEB SSC Class 10 board exams were conducted from February 27 to March 10 this year. Once released, the online marksheets will display subject-wise marks but will only serve as provisional records. Students will be required to collect their original marksheets from their respective schools in the coming days.
These original documents will be dispatched by the board to schools after the online declaration of results.
In 2024, the SSC exams took place from March 11 to March 22, and the results were announced on May 11. The overall pass percentage stood at 82.56 per cent, marking a significant improvement from 2023's 64.62 per cent — an 18 per cent rise.
Students and guardians are advised to keep their seat numbers handy and monitor the official website for the latest result link and updates.
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