Punjab board PSEB Class 5th result link active at pseb.ac.in
Mridusmita Deka | April 7, 2023 | 10:39 AM IST | 1 min read
Class 5 students can check their PSEB 2023 marks online by keying in the roll numbers or names.
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Download NowNEW DELHI: The Punjab School Education Board, or PSEB, has declared PSEB Class 5 results. The result is available on the official website of the board at pseb.ac.in. Indiaresults.com, a private result portal that hosts the annual board exam results of the board has activated the result link on its website as well. PSEB Class 5 Result LIVE
Class 5 students can check their marks online by keying in the roll numbers or names. Students will get the hard copies of PSEB Class 5 result from their respective schools. The Punjab Board Class 5th result includes the candidates' name, roll number, parents' name, school name, total score and subject-wise marks.
As per reports, the overall pass percentage in Class 5 Punjab board result is 99.69% and female students have scored better than male students.
The Punjab Board conducted the Class 5 exam from February 27. The exam got concluded on March 6, 2023.
How to check PSEB Class 5 result 2023 online
- Visit the PSEB official website -- pseb.ac.in.
- On the homepage, click on the ‘Results’ tab.
- Next, click on the ‘PSEB Class 5 result 2023’ link.
- Enter the necessary credentials and submit.
- The PSEB Class 5 result 2023 will get displayed on the screen.
- Download the result page and take a printout of it.
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