Class 10th Results 2025 – State-Wise Dates, Websites & How to Check

The Class 10th Results 2025 are one of the most awaited announcements for students and parents across India. With boards like CBSE, UPMSP, and MSBSHSE wrapping up exams in March, students are eager to know when and how they can check their scores. This blog provides complete information about Class 10th Results 2025, including state-wise result dates, official websites, checking steps, and key updates — all in one place.

CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education): Mid to late May 2025.
UP Board (Uttar Pradesh): Late April to early May 2025.
Maharashtra Board (MSBSHSE): Early to mid-May 2025.
Punjab Board (PSEB): Early May 2025.
Haryana Board (HBSE): First week of May 2025.
Telangana Board (BSE Telangana): Late April 2025.
Uttarakhand Board (UBSE): First week of May 2025.

Note: These dates are tentative and based on trends from previous years. Official announcements will be made on the respective board websites.

Official Websites to Check Class 10th Results

Students can access their results through the following official portals:

CBSE: results.cbse.nic.in
UP Board: upmsp.edu.in
Maharashtra Board: mahresult.nic.in
Punjab Board: pseb.ac.in
Haryana Board: bseh.org.in
Telangana Board: bse.telangana.gov.in
Uttarakhand Board: ubse.uk.gov.in

Alternative Methods to Access Results

Apart from official websites, students can use:

DigiLocker: Download the app or visit digilocker.gov.in, sign in, and access your digital mark sheet.
SMS Services: Some boards provide results via SMS. Check your respective board’s website for the correct format and number.
Mobile Apps: Certain boards have official apps available on the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store for result access.

Step-by-Step Guide to Check Your Result Online

Visit your respective board’s official result website.
Click on the link for ‘Class 10th Result 2025’.
Enter your Roll Number, Date of Birth, and other required credentials.
Click on the ‘Submit’ button.
Your result will be displayed on the screen.
Download and print your mark sheet for future reference.

Details Mentioned in the Mark Sheet

Your digital mark sheet will include:

Student’s Name
Roll Number
Date of Birth
Subject-wise Marks
Grades
Overall Percentage
Qualifying Status

Passing Criteria

To pass the Class 10th examinations, students must secure:

A minimum of 33% marks in each subject.
An overall aggregate of 33% across all subjects.

Note: Some boards may have specific criteria; refer to your board’s guidelines.

Important Points to Remember

The online result is provisional. Collect the original mark sheet from your school once it is available.
In case of discrepancies, contact your school authorities immediately.
Keep your admit card details handy to avoid delays in accessing your result.