west bengal madhyamik result 2025 Out: West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) Class 10 exam results have been released. The result was announced through a press conference at the board office located in Nivedita Bhavan, Kolkata. The press conference was held by Chairman Ed-Hawk Committee, Dr. Ramanuj Ganguly. Result link board official website wbresults.nic.in And wbbse.wb.gov.in But has become active from 9.45 am. However, the website has been running down for the first few hours. The link to see the result is not opening yet. In such a situation, students can check the results through SMS.
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86.56 percent children pass this year
A total of 86.56 percent of the children have passed this year in West Bengal Board 10th, which is a bit more than the previous year. A total of 86.31 percent children passed the last year West Bengal Board 10th board examination. The passing percentage of this time is also higher than in 2023. In 2023, 86.15 percent of the children passed. Prior to that, the passing percentage of 10th in 2022 was 86.60 percent.
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Who did the top this year in 10th?
This year, the Anurna Sarkar, who lives in Rajganj, has topped the result of West Bengal 10th Board Examination. 99.43 percent of his marks have come. Aditras have got 696 out of 700. At the same time, the experience of second topper Malda is being raised by Vishwas and Bishnupur. Both of these joints are jointly 99.14 percent marks. In third place is Ishani Chakraborty of Kotulpur Saroj Basini Girls School in Bankura. He has achieved 99 percent marks.
At the same time, Kalimpong district of Bengal has been at the top. 96.09 percent of children have passed this district. 96.4 per cent in East Medinapur and 92.3 per cent in Kolkata have passed the 10th board examination.
How many children had given the exam this year?
This year, a total of 9,84,894 students had registered their presence in the West Bengal Secondary 10th board examination, out of which 4.25 lakh were male students, while more than 5 lakh girls appeared in the 10th board examination this year. This is more than 60 thousand compared to last year (2024). This year, papers were held at a total of 2,683 examination centers across the state.