PSEB 12th Results 2023 Declared: How to check Punjab Board marks at pseb.ac.in

PSEB Punjab Class 12 Results 2023: The Class 12 exams this year started on February 20 and lasted until April 20.

PSEB 12th Result 2023 Link: The students can check their result by logging into the official websites using their credentials. (Representative Image. Express photo by Vishal Srivastav.)

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PSEB Punjab Class 12 Results 2023: The Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) declared the Class 12 board exam results on May 24. The students can check their marks at the official website – pseb.ac.in from 8 am onwards on May 25. The Class 12 students can check their result by logging into the official websites using their credentials.

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PSEB Punjab Class 12 Results 2023: How to check

Step 1: Visit the official websites – pseb.ac.in

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Step 2: Click on the Class 12 result link at the homepage.

Step 3: In order to check the results, enter your login details.

Step 4: The result will be displayed on the screen.

Step 5: Students are advised to save and download the result for future use.

Last year, the result was announced on June 28 for a total of 3,01,700 students. Out of the students who appeared, 2,92,530 passed the Class 12 exams. The overall pass percentage was 96.96 per cent and there was a very slight difference between the pass percentage of boys and girls. Boys had a pass percentage of 96.27 per cent while 97.78 per cent was the pass percentage of girls.

The exams in 2021 was cancelled due to Covid – 19.

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