The Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) is all set to declare the Class 12 board examination results tomorrow. According to the latest announcement, the results will be made available after 4:00 PM on the official website, pseb.ac.in. Ahead of the result release, the board will hold a press conference at 3:00 PM, where important details such as pass percentages, toppers’ names, and other statistical highlights will be shared.
Students who appeared for the Class 12 board examinations are advised to keep their roll numbers ready to avoid last-minute hassle while accessing the results online. Once published, students can download their provisional mark sheets from the official website. The digital copy of the scorecard will serve as a temporary reference until the official hard copy is issued by the school authorities.
The Class 12 board exams were conducted across Punjab from February 19 to April 4 at multiple examination centers. A large number of students from various streams, including Science, Commerce, and Arts, appeared for the exams this year.
PSEB will also release detailed statistics about this year’s results, including the total number of registered students, students who appeared, overall pass percentage, and subject-wise performance data. These details are expected to be shared during the press briefing scheduled prior to the online publication of results.
In order to access their results, students must log in with the correct credentials, such as their roll number and any other required information. They are also encouraged to carefully review all details mentioned in their scorecard. In case of any error or discrepancy in the result, students should immediately contact PSEB for necessary rectifications.
Steps to check PSEB Class 12 Result 2025:
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Visit the official website pseb.ac.in
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Click on the ‘PSEB 12th Result 2025’ link available on the homepage
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Enter your roll number and any other required details
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View your result displayed on the screen
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Download and save the provisional marksheet for future use
To pass the Class 12 board exams, students must secure at least 33 marks in each subject. Additionally, they are required to achieve an overall aggregate score of 33% or more. Certain subjects may also include marks for internal assessments or practical exams, which are counted toward the final result.
As students await the outcome, it is important to stay calm and follow official updates from PSEB. The board’s website will be the most reliable source of information regarding result links, further procedures, and announcements.
