BSEB Class 10 Results 2025-26 - Released
The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) Class 10 (Matric) result becomes a significant moment for students in Bihar, as it will determine students' streams at the Intermediate (Class 11) level. The BSEB tends to be the first board in the country to release its results, and students who took the annual examination are excitedly waiting for their scorecards. This article will tell you helpful dates, the steps to get your BSEB Matric Result 2025–26, and what to do after the Matric result is released.
1.0How to Check the BSEB Class 10 Result Online
The Bihar Board has released the provisional results for the BSEB Class 10 exam its official results portal. Students should keep their Roll Code and Roll Number ready to access their scores.
Follow this step-by-step guide to check the BSEB Matric Result:
- Visit the Official Portal: Go to the official BSEB result websites: results.biharboardonline.com or matricresult2026.com.
- Locate the Link: Click on the prominent link that reads "Secondary Annual Examination Result 2026" or "BSEB Class 10th Result 2026."
- Enter Credentials: A login window will appear. Enter your Roll Code (5 digits) and Roll Number (8 digits) exactly as provided on your admit card.
- Solve the Captcha: Enter the solution to the mathematical question or captcha code displayed on the screen.
- View and Submit: Click on the 'View Result' or 'Submit' button.
- Download and Print: Your provisional marksheet will be displayed. Download and print for future admission processes.
Alternative Methods: SMS, DigiLocker, and Third-Party Sites
- SMS: To check the result via SMS, open your messaging app and type:
BIHAR10 ROLE NUMBERS
Send the message to 56263. You will receive your result details as a reply. - DigiLocker: BSEB marksheets are also available on the official DigiLocker platform (digilocker.gov.in). Students can download a digitally signed copy of their certificate for government verification.
2.0Details Mentioned on the BSEB Class 10 Result
Students must carefully verify all the details printed on the online marksheet, which will serve as a temporary document. The result includes:
- Student Name
- Roll Code & Roll Number
- Subject-wise marks (Theory and Practical)
- Total marks
- Grade & percentage
- First/Second/Third Division Status
- Pass/Fail status
3.0BSEB Class 10 Grading and Passing Criteria
To be declared successful in the BSEB Matric Examination, a student must meet the following criteria:
- Passing Marks: A minimum of 30% marks in the theory portion of each subject and 40% in the practical subjects.
- Division: Students are categorised based on their aggregate marks:
- First Division: 300 marks or more (out of 500)
- Second Division: 225 marks or more, but less than 300
- Third Division: 150 marks or more, but less than 225
4.0BSEB Class 10 Post-Result Actions
The next steps after the result declaration are crucial for continued academic progress:
- Revaluation / Scrutiny process: Students who are not satisfied with their marks can apply for scrutiny (recounting of marks) or request a photocopy of the answer sheets. The application window for scrutiny opens shortly after the results on the official website.
- Compartment Exams Info: Students who fail in one or two subjects can apply for the Compartmental Examination, typically held in April/May. This provides a valuable second chance to qualify for admission to the next class without losing an entire academic year.
- Guidance for Higher Secondary Stream Selection: The Matric result forms the basis for admission to Class 11. Students should select their stream (Science, Commerce, or Arts) carefully, considering their scored marks and future career goals.
The announcement of the BSEB Class 10 Result 2025-26 is both a culmination and a result of more beginnings. Check the website for your scores on the prescribed day and use the provisional marksheet for all instant admissions. Whatever you do, don’t forget the most important: collect the original marksheet and certificates from your school. Even though you have the provisional marksheet, the original marksheet and certificates are the only legally valid documents for all official purposes.