Bihar Board Announces Class 10 Compartmental Exam Results

Students can check their results on the official website biharboard.ac.in

The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) declared the Class 10 compartmental result 2017. of the Board. As far as the official statistics go, total 234,244 candidates appeared for the compartmental exam including 1389 took up the special exam as they failed to appear in the main examinations conducted from March 1 to March 8. The compartmental and special exams happened between July 27 and July 31 in two shifts at the officially selected 329 centres in the state. For maintaining transparency, a videographer was allotted per 500 examinees at the centres to shoot the examination. To the much relief of students, the compartmental exam could be taken for a maximum of two subjects against one subject as set earlier.

How to check your results: To check the results, students must keep ready their roll number, school code, and center number. Go to biharboard.ac.in or the direct link here.

• Provide your Roll Code and Roller Number or your name.
• Click the Find results button.
• Your result will be displayed. Print it out for future use.

This year, the average passing percentage stood at 64.53% (1, 49,703) compared to 27.59% (44, 602) the previous year. It is to be noted that the result was announced within twenty third days of exam, creating a record history in the state. In the special exam (all subjects) conducted, the students as many as 1389 appeared for the same with 410 clearing the same. Previously, the results were declared generally in October, November or December. The result declared in August would help the smoother facilitation of admission process for higher education.

The Bihar Board has been through a lot of controversies in the past couple of years. In 2016, the Class 10 results were declared on May 29 (Sunday) and the passing percentage was just 28 compared to 75.17 in 2015. Such a sharp dip had left the Board in an utter shock. “The results are not as expected. But, this result shows the actual merit of our students. Those who have passed will be able to clear national level competitive exams as against those who used to pass because of cheating or other unfair means,” the then education minister Ashok Choudhary said. After a photo of mass cheating during exams surfaced in the social media in 2015, the education authorities had installed CCTV cameras and set up security personnel at the exam centres in 2016. The state of Bihar had faced a number of controversies of exams cleared through unfair means. The result of Class 12 board exam (held between February 14 and February 25) was announced with only 30.11 students clearing the exams. Only 37.1% students in Arts cleared the exam and 73.76 in commerce which was better than the former. Ganesh Kumar (Arts) had scored 82.6%. However, it was brought to light that Kumar had lied about his age to the authorities and knew nothing about the subject he had taken in the exam. Similarly in 2015, the topper of Class 12 Ruby Rai could not pronounce Political Science and said that the subject had something to do with cooking.

About the Bihar Board:

The BSEB or Bihar School Examination Board was established in 1952 under Section 3 of Bihar School Examination Board Act – 1952 under the Government of Bihar. It conducts examinations at secondary and senior secondary level in both government and private schools belonging to state of Bihar. The exam syllabus is determined by the Government of Bihar. Generally the Board conducts exams in the month of February/March and Supplementary School Examination in the month of August/September. Also it conducts various departmental examinations such as Diploma in Physical Education, Certificate in Physical Education and Teachers Training Examination.