BSEB declares Bihar Board 12th Result for all streams
Bedasree Das | June 26, 2018 | 12:29 PM IST | 1 min read
NEW DELHI, JUNE 6: Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has announced the result for all streams (Science, Commerce and Arts) of class 12. The results have been announced separately for the three streams. This year, overall 52.95 per cent students have cleared the Class 12 exam. Out of 11.9 lakh students who registered for the examination, 6.31 lakh students have passed. Last year, the overall pass percentage for Science, Commerce and Arts was 30.11%, 37.13 and 73.76 respectively. A total of 44.7% students passed Science, 91.32% cleared Commerce and 61.32% qualified in Arts stream this year. NEET topper Kalpana Kumari also topped Bihar Class 12 Science stream exam. She scored 434 marks in Bihar 12th Science examination.
Nidhi Sinha from RDS College Muzaffarpur is the Commerce topper with 434 marks while Kusum Kri from Simultala Awasiya Vidyalaya, Jamui, is the Arts stream topper with 424 marks.
Students can apply for revaluation of sheets now that the result has been declared. The result after scrutiny will be released later in June.
How to check your result?
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Visit the official website
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Enter your roll number as given on the admit card
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Click on ‘Find Results’ button
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The provisional marksheet will be displayed on the screen
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Download and take printout of the result
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