WBBSE West Bengal Madhyamik 10th Result 2020 HIGHLIGHTS: Students to get mark sheets from July 22

This year, a total of 10,03,666 students appeared in the examination out of which 8,43,305 were successful. The pass percentage of male students stood at 89.87 per cent while that of female students stood at 83.48 per cent. 

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday congratulated all the candidates who cleared the WBBSE Madhyamik Class 10 examination and wished them luck for their future endeavours. Taking to Twitter, she said: “To all successful Madhyamik candidates, congratulations for having crossed your first academic milestone, especially in these trying times. With continued support from your parents and teachers, may you do well in the future and become responsible and caring citizens.” Read the full story here

Pass percentage aong Kolkata students is 91.07. Students of both the Midnapur districts fared well topping the districts in West Bengal.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee congratulated the successful Madhyamik candidates, whose results were declared on Wednesday. Taking to Twitter, she wrote: "To all successful Madhyamik candidates, congratulations for having crossed your first academic milestone, especially in these trying times. With continued support from your parents and teachers, may you do well in the future and become responsible and caring citizens.

To all successful Madhyamik candidates, congratulations for having crossed your first academic milestone, especially in these trying times. With continued support from your parents and teachers, may you do well in the future and become responsible and caring citizens.

— Mamata Banerjee (@MamataOfficial) July 15, 2020

A total of 84 students shared top 10 ranks in this years Madhyamik examination, the results of which was delayed due to Covid-19 situation. However, unlike other boards, exams in all the papers of Class 10 Madhyamik could be conducted before lockdown.

Bengal Education Minister Partha Chatterjee took to Twitter to congratulate successful students. 'Congratulations to the #madhyamik students for successfully clearing the examinations. You have the ability and the talent to make our State proud. Best wishes for your future endeavours. My regards to the teachers and parents for dedicatedly supporting and guiding them,' he tweeted.

Congratulations to the #madhyamik students for successfully clearing the examinations. You have the ability and the talent to make our State proud. Best wishes for your future endeavours.
My regards to the teachers and parents for dedicatedly supporting and guiding them.#WBBSE

— Partha Chatterjee (@itspcofficial) July 15, 2020

All the candidates, who sat for Madhyamik Class 10 exam, can access their full results on two websites: wbbse.org and wbresults.nic.in

The students have to wait till July 22 to get hold of their marksheets. All the marksheets and certificates will be sent to 49 camp offices.

Aritra Pal from Memari in East Burdwan district topped the exam after bagging 694 marks out of total 700 (99.14 per cent). Sayantan Garai from Bankura district and Abhik Das from East Burdwan district stood joint second after scoring 693 marks. Soumya Pathak from Bankura district, Debasmita Mahapatra from East Midnapore district and Aritra Maity from North 24 Parganas district stood joint third with 690 marks

This year total 10,03,666 students appeared in the examination out of which 8,43,305 were successful. The pass percentage of male students stood at 89.87 per cent while that of female students stood at 83.48 per cent.

The students can check the results through the website- wbresults.nic.in.. Click on the download ‘result link’. Enter registration number or roll number. Result will be appeared on the screen. Download it, and take and take a print out for further reference.

The result of Madhyamik class 10 exam is now available on the websites- wbbse.org, wbresults.nic.in

Aritra Pal has topped in Madhyamik examination this year with 99.14 per cent. This year, the madhyamik exam has recorded the highest pass percentage with 86.34%

The Madhyamik result this year registered the highest pass percentage with 86.34 per cent. The boys have outprerformed girls with 89.87 per cent. The pass percentage of girls is  83.48 per cent. Last year, the pass percentage was 86.07 per cent

Students to get marksheets from July 22. The marksheets will be sent to the schools and camp offices

East Midnapore has topped among districts with 96.59 per cent. Kolkata registered the pass percentage with 91.07 per cent

The Madhyamik result of this year has been announced within 139 days from the examination concluded on February 27

The result of the Madhyamik class 10 exam has been declared. Maintaing social distancing guidelines, the press conference is being conducted virtually. Check pass percentage, meet toppers

The board secondary examination was not affected due to COVID-19, as it was concluded on February 27, but the pandemic affected the result declaration process which was delayed from its schedule time. Last year, the result was announced on May 21.

Around 10.15 lakh students appeared in the Madhyamik exam this year that was concluded on February 27. Of these 5,76,009 students are female and 4,39,879 male students. This is a rise in the number of female students as compared to previous years

The result of Madhyamik exam will be released today at 10 am. Students will be able to check the same at wbbse.org and wbresults.nic.in. In case due to heavy traffic one is unable to open these websites, they may also check the same at other partner websites such as — results.shiksha, westbengalonline.in, indiaresults.com

The WBSSE recorded its highest ever pass percentage after 86.07 per cent students were declared successful in 2019. Sougata Das from Mohammad Deshapran Vidyapith in East Midnapore district had then emerged as the leading scorer, fetching a record 694 out of 700 marks (99.94 per cent).

The result of class 12 exam will be announced on Friday, July 17. The Higher Secondary (HS) result will be declared without conducting the exams which were scheduled to be held on July 2, 6 and 8

This year, there was a significant rise in female students compared to previous years. Of the total appeared, 5,76,009 students are female and 4,39,879 are male 

In order to get the result through app, students should download the same from google store. The name of the app is ‘Madhyamik Results 2020’. The students will get their mark sheets next week

Step 1: Visit the official website- wbbse.org

Step 2: Click on the ‘download result link’

Step 3: Enter registration number/ roll number

Step 4: Results will appear on the screen

Step 5: Download it, and take a print out for further reference.

Around 10.15 lakh students appeared in the Madhyamik exam this year will get their result at 10 am. The press conference will be held maintaining social distancing guidelines.

Candidates can check their result via SMS also. They have to type WB<space>10, followed by the roll number and send it to 54242/ 56263/58888.

Students can also get themselves registered here at indianexpress.com for the same. To complete the registration one needs to fill the box below by providing their respective roll number, name, mobile number and mail id.

Around 10.15 lakh students appeared in the Madhyamik exams in this term. Unlike many state board exams, WBBSE class 10 exams were not disrupted by the Covid-19 pandemic and it was concluded on February 27. However, there was a delay in the declaration of the result due the Covid-19.

The students can check the results through the websites mentioned above. Click on the download ‘result link’. Enter registration number or roll number. Result will be appeared on the screen. Download it, and take and take a print out for further reference

Once declared, students can check their results through the websites — wbbse.org and wbresults.nic.in.

The West Bengal Board of Secondary Examination (WBBSE) will announce the Madhyamik or class 10 results on July 15. The result will be announced at 9 am in the morning via press conference.The students can check the results through the websites- wbbse.org, wbresults.nic.in.