WBBSE Madhyamik Result 2025 on May 2: How to check WB Board Class 10 results at education.indianexpress.com?

However other than the WBBSE result websites, this year, candidates will be able to check their West Bengal Madhyamik 2025 results at education.indianexpress.com. Students would be required to use their roll number and date of birth to log in and check their results. To download the WB board results 2025 at education.indianexpress.com, students need to register with their contact number and email address. 

WB board 10th Result 2025: How to check WB Madhyamik Result 2025 at education.indianexpress.com

Step 1: Visit official website – education.indianexpress.com

Step 2: Sign up with your contact number and email id

Step 3: Click on the board exam result link

Step 4: Select the board ‘West Bengal Board Result 2025’ in the next window 

Step 5: Insert roll number as mentioned on the admit card

Step 6: The result will be delivered to the mobile number and email address

The exam scorecard will contain the details of the marks obtained in each of the subjects, the pass percentage, and the qualifying status. Students need to score a minimum of 33 per cent marks in each subject and overall in order to clear the exams.

The West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) has demonstrated a consistent record of academic achievement in recent years. On May 2 of last year, the board announced the Class 10 results, reflecting an 83.61 percent pass rate.

Among the districts, Kalimpong emerged as the highest performer with an impressive cumulative pass rate of 96.26 percent, while Chandrachur Sen from Cooch Behar stood out as the state’s top scorer, securing an exceptional 99 percent.

In comparison, the Class 10 results for 2023 were released later, on May 19, and indicated an improved overall pass rate of 86.15 percent. Looking further back, in the academic year 2021, the board published results on July 20, revealing that 79 candidates achieved an outstanding 697 marks out of 700, while as many as 90 percent of students passed in the first division, reinforcing the state’s strong academic performance over time.