JAC Jharkhand Board Class 10th Result 2020 released: Result link available, here’s how to check marks

A total of 3,85,144 students had appeared for their matric exams of which 2,88,928 have passed it. This year’s class 10 pass percentage is 75.01 per cent which is highest in the last seven years. Following last year’s trend, boys have outperformed girls, however, the difference has remain of only one percent. This year, as many as 75.88 per cent boys who appeared for the exam could clear while the percentage of girls was 74.25 per cent.

To pass the exam, students need to score at least 30 per cent marks in each subject as well as overall. For subjects having both practical and theory, students will have to pass in each section separately, as per the rules. Last year 70.77 per cent of students who appeared for the exam could clear it.

JAC Jharkhand Board Class 10th Result 2020: How to check result

Step 1: Visit the official websites — jacresults.com, jac.nic.in, jharresults.nic.in, and jac.jharkhand.gov.in
Step 2: Click on the result link ( to be available at 1 pm)
Step 3: You will be redirected to a new page
Step 4: Log-in using details
Step 5: Result will appear, download

Students need to take a print out of the scorecard available online. This will act as a provisional mark sheet while the official one will be released by the school later.

In 2019, the JAC class 10 topper — Priya Raj — had scored 99.2 per cent marks.

Meanwhile, the Jharkhand Board has released the results for class 9 and 11 earlier this month. In JAC class 11 result, of the 3,39,061 students as many as 95.53 per cent had cleared the exam. For JAC class 9 result, of over 4.22 lakh students appeared in the examination, as many as 97.42 per cent cleared it.

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