Bihar Board BSEB 10th Result 2018 Highlights: Download results at biharboard.online and biharboardonline.gov.in

The Bihar Board chairperson Anand Kishor told the reporters that a series of changes like the exam pattern, digitisation of the exam process, OMR sheets and the introduction of 50 per cent objective questions were the reasons for the improvement in result this year. Last year, about 50.12 per cent students cleared the exam

Around 1,304 students who have got a compartment in the Class 10 examination can apply for the examination, the application process of which will start online from June 28. Talking to scribes BSEB chairperson Anand Kishore said, “The Class 10 compartment exams will be conducted in the month of July, and the results will come out in August.”

Top four positions are grabbed by the girls from Simultala Awasiya Vidyalaya of Jamui, a flagship school of the state government. Of 22 state toppers, 16 are from Simultala school. The first topper Prerna Raj scored 457 (91.4 per cent), followed by Pragya and Shikha Kumari getting 90.8 per cent. The third topper Annu Priya Kumari got 90.4 per cent. A student each from Banka, Bhojpur, Darbhanga and Patna schools are among top 20 students.

A total of 17,58,797 students had appeared for their Class 10 board examination. Of it, 12,11,617 students got through. Of it, 6,67,505 are boys. There are 1,89,326 first division holders, 6,63,884 second division holders and 3,57,103 students got the third division. Among 38 Bihar districts, Munger had the best result with 78.69 per cent while Kaimur was at the bottom with 56.49 per cent results.

Though the official websites of Bihar board are down, the students can check results through private website indiaresult.com 

#BiharboardResult out around 4:30pm still server is not able to send response to user. Students are getting tens @BiharBoardExam . Sucks server, sucks website. #BSEB @Nitishkumar pic.twitter.com/DkV9cqu3nE

— Animesh kumar (@kr_animesh) June 26, 2018

Students are not getting the results as all the official websites, biharboard.ac.in, biharboardonline.gov.in are down. 

The Bihar Board chairman also said that the students can apply for the scrutiny process from June 28. However, regarding the scrutiny process of the lost copies, the BSEB chairperson said, “The Bihar board will soon conduct a meeting to decide the scrutiny process of the lost 42,000 copies. The students have nothing to worry.”

To avoid any sorts of miscripancies in the results, the Bihar board conducted the physical verification, iq test of the toppers on June 17, 18, 19

Around 3.17 lakh students who have appeared for the JAC 12th Arts examination this year will get their results tomorrow, June 27. Speaking to indianexpress.com, JAC chairman Arvind Pratap Singh said, "The result of Class 12 Arts examination will be declared on June 27 at 2 pm."

A total of 1.23 lakh boys and 65,779 girls have got first division while 3.67 lakh boys and 2.95 lakh girls have got the second division. The third division has been reveived by 1.75 lakh males and 1.81 lakh females. About 1304 students have got compartment.

This year, around 6,67,505 boys have cleared the examination successfully, while 5,44,112 girls passed the examination.

Out of around 17,58,757 students who have appeared for the examination, over 12 lakh students cleared the examination successfully.

"The Bihar board will soon conduct a meeting to decide the scrutiny process of the lost 42,000 copies. The students have nothing to worry," said BSEB chairperson Anand Kumar

All the students who cannot clear the examination successfully can appear for the Class 10 examination that will be conducted on the month of July. The results of compartment exams will be declared in the month of July. The students can apply for the compartment exams through the official websites from June 28.

All the students who want to apply for the scrutiny process can do so from June 28 through the official websites biharboard.ac.in and biharboardonline.gov.in

Board chairman Anand Kishore and education minister Krishna Nandan Prasad Verma have released the results today. This year, the pass percentage has increased with nearly 18.77 per cent in comparison to the previous year

All the three toppers are from the same school Simultala Awasiya Vidyalaya. This year's Class 10 topper is Prerna Raj who scored 457 marks (91.4%) while the second position is jointly shared by Pragya and Shikha Kumari. The third rank is bagged by Anupriya Kumari who scored 452 mark

This year's Class 10 topper is Prerna Raj who scored 457 marks (91.4%) while the second position is jointly shared by Pragya and Shikha Kumari. The third rank is bagged by Anupriya Kumari who scored 452 mark

The results of Bihar board class 10 examination has been declared.  This year 68.89% students cleared the examination successfully. 

In 2016, at least 426 students, were expelled after being caught cheating during the Intermediate Examination that started on Wednesday. The control room set up in Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) said a total of 426 students were expelled across the state on the first day of the examination. Maximum 49 students were expelled in Munger district, followed by 48 in Aurangabad for using unfair means in the examination, the control room said

Like previous years, this year too, fake callers were made to the students asking for money with the assurance of success in examinations. “If you receive such fake calls, you should not believe them and immediately lodge a complaint against the caller,” BSEB chairman Anand Kishor said recently.

The results will be available on the official websites today on June 26 at 11:30 am. The students can check the results through the websites, biharboard.ac.in and biharboardonline.gov.in. Apart from it, the results will be available at indiaresults.com.

In Class 10th, students have to obtain a total of at least 30 marks out of 100. In order to qualify, a student should get an aggregate of 150 marks. They should have passed in all subjects except English and optional subjects to be declared as passed. In social science, a student has to pass in theory and Internal assessment (literacy activity and project work) altogether obtaining at least 30 marks out of 100. For science, one needs to pass in theory and internal assessment examination altogether, obtaining at least 30 marks out of 100.

The students can also get the results via the app. To get results, the students have to download a relevant app from google play store. The students have to pre-register their roll number in the app to get their results on time.

Step 1: Log on to the official website mentioned above

Step 2: Click on the link for results and select your stream

Step 3: In the provided fields, enter your roll number/registration number and other details

Step 4: Click on submit

Step 5: Your scores will be displayed on the screen

Step 6: Download the same and take a printout for future reference.

Over 17 lakh students who have appeared for the BSEB Class 10 examination can check their results through the private website, indiaresults.com. To view their matric exam marks, candidates need to keep their roll card handy. They can access it by entering their roll number and other details.

The students can check the results through the websites, biharboard.ac.in and biharboardonline.gov.in. The results will be available on the websites at 4:30 pm. 

The students can check the results through the websites, biharboard.ac.in and biharboardonline.gov.in. The results will be available on the websites at 4:30 pm. 

#BSEB Chief Think about Bihar Board topper 1st ranker cant take admission in #DU
What is your eduation system?@NitishKumar @yadavtejashwi https://t.co/GXWu5gpwY4

— R K Singh Indian (@Singh93Rohit) June 19, 2018

#Bihar BJP leader & MLC Nawal Chaudhary slams #BSEB for 42,000 missing class-X answer sheets, demands a CBI probe. @NewIndianXpress

— Anand ST Das (@anandstdas_TNIE) June 20, 2018

Am sure @narendramodi would have asked the peon to sell the papers and been splitting profits since 2014. But Bihar never fails to surprise me. #Bihar #bseb Wondering where is Pappu @RahulGandhi with this story, perhaps counting the number of 0s in 8000 rupees. #RahulGandhi pic.twitter.com/8TKYHdiU7c

— Rajesh RV (@Pure_Chutzpah) June 24, 2018

@NitishKumar @BJP4Bihar
Shame on you people ..you haven't yet decided your priority for education..this is not your cup of tea as you never understand what a Bihar board student feel studying away from the home.. Nothing will be more shameful for you than this..#BSEB #10Result pic.twitter.com/oo5zlK9P0x

— Sonu singh (@Sonusin35301050) June 24, 2018

There is no enquiry & complaint system facilities working with the #ofssbihar portal. Really education system is end in Bihar.

I was pay on 23 Jun and chasing status update till now?? #nitishkumar #knprasadverma #rkmhajan #anandkishor #bseb #educationministrybihar #zeenews

— KUMAR ANJAN (@ku_anjan) June 26, 2018

The official websites, biharboardonline.gov.in, biharboard.ac.in went down half an hour before declaration if matric results. 

Five toppers of Class 12 will receive Rs 1,500 per month from the government depending on the duration of the course they are pursuing. For instance, a medical student will get the benefits for five years, engineer for four years and somebody pursuing non-professional courses will get scholarship for three years. Besides the scholarship, every year, BSEB gifts the top scorers of Class 12 all streams a cash prize of Rs 1 lakh along with a laptop and a kindle e-reader each. The second rank holder will get Rs 75,000 and Rs 50,000 each to the third topper.

The state government has decided to felicitate 10 toppers of Class 10 and 12. Matric toppers will get Rs 1,200 per month for two years to pursue higher secondary education. The students will have to score at least 60 per cent marks in Class 11 to be eligible for the scholarship in Class 12.

Principal secretary of education department RK Mahajan said while announcing the results that the lower success figures could be due to the strict measures adopted by the BSEB while conducting the exam and evaluating the answer sheets.
Mahajan asked the unsuccessful students not to be disappointed and try take the exams again with more sincerity.

The Bihar School Examination Board is established for holding and conducting an examination at the end of the Secondary School stage, for prescribing course of studies for such examination and for carrying out such other objects and duties as may be considered necessary for the purpose as stated in the Act, Rules and Regulations of the Board

BSEB began asking 40 percent objective questions in science and commerce streams from 2015. After poor performance of students in 2017 Intermediate or class 12 board exams, BSEB had set up a committee to suggest new changes in the question paper pattern. Changes are also to be introduced in the copy evaluation rules. The details of new changes have been released by BSEB on its official website. Some of the new changes that BSEB has introduced from 2017-18 Intermediate exams are as follows:

a) In theory paper of each subject, objective questions or MCQs will now carry 50 percent marks.
b) Number of 2-marks questions has been increased. In theory paper of 70 marks, fifteen 2-mark questions will be asked. you need to answer only 10 out of them.
c) Every 5-marks question will have an alternative question. You can answer any one out of two. 3-marks questions will not be asked now.
d) In language papers like Hindi, English, etc., questions carrying more than 5-marks will also be asked.
e) Sent-up examinations will be conducted which must be cleared before appearing in the annual class 12 Bihar board exams.

Apart from higher education, some students might persue certain types of jobs after they complete their 10th class so as to attain high salaried jobs in the coming future. These students have a lot of options as to where they can apply for jobs. some of these options are listed below:

Gramin Dak Sevak, Mail Guard

BSF Constable Recruitment

Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) (Technical and Tradesman)

Indian Navy

Indian Navy Sailors Matric Entry
Recruitment Examination

Indian Navy Artificer Apprentices Examination

Indian Navy Dock Yard Apprentices Examination

Indian Air Force (IAF) Non-Technical Trade's Examination

Indian Army

Indian Army Soldier General Duty Examination (NER)

Indian Army Soldier Technical Examination (MER)

Indian Army Soldier Clerk's Examination

Indian Army Soldier Nursing Assistant Examination (MER)

Bihar Education Minister Krishna Nandan Prasad Verma, along with BSEB Chairman Anand Kishore and top officials of the Education Department, announced the results at a press conference. As compared to overall pass percentage of 35.24 per cent last year, this year’s pass percentage was 52.95 per cent

The Bihar Board has announced the results of Class 12 on June 6 and nearly 50 per cent students have flunked in the exams. Some have started the protest outside the BSEB office, Patna against the poor result.

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— Nitish Kumar (@NitishKumar) June 5, 2018

For Class 12 students, they need to score at least 30 per cent of total marks in theory portion of each subject and 40 per cent of total marks in practical of each subject.

This year, Bihar Board had made significant changes to the exam pattern which included the introduction of 50 per cent objective questions. For objective questions, students were provided with a separate OMR sheet. The board had also introduced coded answer sheets this year to avoid any malpractice during the evaluation process.

In case a student fails in one subject only by not more than 8 per cent marks or in two subjects by not more than 4 per cent marks in each, he/she will be given the marks he/she is short of. If someone has obtained 75 per cent marks in aggregate but has failed in one subject only by not more then 10 per cent marks and cannot be allowed to pass under any other regulation, will be declared to have passed

Reports suggest that at least 114 students were caught cheating and two impersonators were arrested during the intermediate examination.

The toppers will be given a cash prize of Rs 1 lakh each, along with a laptop and a kindle e-reader. The second and third topper will get a cash prize of Rs 75,000 and Rs 50,000 each and the fourth and fifth rank holder from each stream will get Rs 15,000 and a laptop each. This year, almost 12,07,986 students had appeared for the Bihar intermediate Class 12 exams.

This year, 42 percent students cleared the Arts stream examination successfully.

The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB), this year, directed students to sit in exams while wearing slippers or flip-flops and not shoes along with socks. 'There is nothing new in this order to students appearing in Class 10 exams from February 21. It is a usual practice in other examinations held in the state. The board decided to adopt the practice from this year,' BSEB Chairman Anand Kishore, who issued the instructions on Sunday, said.

The results of Bihar board BSEB 12th result has been declared. There is an increase of 17% pass percentage from the last year

Arond 17,258 students secured first division in Commerce stream, drafting a pass percentage of 33.98. 25,109 students grabbed second division, and 3,989 students hold third division. 46,381 students cleared the examination successfully which is 91.32 percent. 29,637 students male students cleared the examination successfully, while 16,744 students became successful in the examination.

Rank 1: Kalpana Kumari (YKJM college, Tariyani, Sheohar) (434 marks)

Rank 2: Abhinav Adarsh (Simultala Awasiya Vidhyalaya, Simultala,Jamuli) 421 marks

Rank 3: Rudresh Raj (SAE college,Jamui) 420 marks

Rank 4: Rishu Raj (Gaya College), Satish Dhawangot (Simultala Awasiya Vidhyalaya) (415 marks)

Rank 5: Martand Prakash (Gaya college), Rishi Raj (Gaya College) and Aditi Arya (MM Memorial Urdu H/5 Gopalganj) (414 marks)