PSEB 10th result 2022 declared; 97.94% students passed

NEW DELHI: Punjab School Education Board, PSEB has declared the PSEB class 10 result 2022 today. The term 2 PSEB 10th result 2022 has been released in online mode on the official website pseb.ac.in. To check the PSEB result 2022 Class 10 , students will have to submit their roll number.

The online PSEB 10th result 2022 will be provisional. Students can collect their original mark sheets from their respective schools. The term 2 PSEB exams were held from April 29 to May 19, 2022.

How to check PSEB 10th result 2022 online?

Students can follow given below steps to access the Punjab Board Class 10 result 2022.

• Visit the official website pseb.ac.in

• On the home page, click on the ‘Result’ tab.

• Now select the ‘PSEB Class 10 Result 2022’.

• Enter your roll number or name.

• Click on the ‘find result’ tab.

• The Punjab Board 10th result 2022 will get displayed on the screens.

• Take a printout for further reference.

Also read | CBSE 10th result 2022 live updates

Check PSEB Result 2022 10th Class via SMS

Students can access PSEB Class 10 result 2022 through SMS by following the given below format.

• Type an SMS in the format: PB10 <Roll No>.

• Send it to 5676750.

• The PSEB 10th result 2022 will be sent on the same number.

PSEB 10th result 2022 statistics

Total regular students who appeared in the PSEB exam were 311545, out of which 316699 passed. The overall pass percentage is 97.94%. Check other relevant stats have also been shown below,

• Total girls appeared were 141528, with a pass percentage of 99.34%.

• Total boys appeared were 170005, with a pass percentage of 98.83%.

• Result of 317 students has been withheld.

• Gurdaspur district is on top, with Pathankot on second and Firozpur at last.

• In district-wise performance, three girls secured the top positions.

Note: Due to the PSEB board’s regulation, Nancy is younger in age so Nancy is placed at 1st rank and Dilpreet at 2nd.

The result for 2022 is prepared using the following format = 40% (Term 1) + 40% (Term 2) + 20% (CCA/INA). The paper was this term was subjective while the term 1 paper was objective. No pre-board marks were added in this result.