Bihar Board results 2018 updates: BSEB class 12 results not before May 25

After declaration, Bihar Board students can check their class 10 and class 12 result 2018 on biharboard.ac.in. Here is a step-by-step guide to checking and downloading your board result score

According to the latest media reports, the Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) is expected to declare the results of Bihar Class 12 examinations on May 25, not today. Many media outlets had earlier speculated that the Board might announce the Bihar Intermediate Result 2018, class 12 and Senior Secondary Certificate (SSC), class 10 exam results 2018 on May 15. The BSEB official has asked all the aspiring candidates to not believe rumours regarding the result declaration date.

A board official mentioned that the results of class 10 examinations will be declared by the second week of June. “The result processing phase is at its end, the board is likely to declare the results on May 25,” said the board official.

The Board will declare the result on its official website biharboard.ac.in. Apart from that, the candidates can also check Bihar class 10 matric results and Bihar class 12 results on bihar.indiaresults.com and examresults.net.

Around 1.28 million candidates had registered for the Class 12 examination which was held from February 6 to February 16, 2018 around 1,384 centres across the state. Also, over 1.77 million candidates sat for the Class 10 examinations. Last year, 50 per cent and 35 per cent students had passed the class 10 and class 12 exam, respectively.

Here is a step-by-step guide to checking the Bihar Board class 10 result 2018:

Step 1: Log on to the official website biharboard.ac.in

Step 2: Click on results tab

Step 3: Select class 10 result

Step 4: Enter and submit the asked details

Step 5: Save the result

Steps to check class 12 result 2018:

Step 1: Log on to biharboard.ac.in

Step 2: Click on results tab

Step 3: Select class 12 result

Step 4: Enter and submit the asked details

Step 5: Save the result

The Board has taken several measures in the past two years to curb the use of unfair means and malpractices during the exams. The measures include an introduction of coded answer sheets in both the exams and increase in the percentage of objective questions in class 10 exam.