The Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) has declared the Class 10 results for the 2024–25 academic year today, 16 May 2025, at 2:30 pm, with an overall pass percentage of 95.61%. Out of 2,77,746 students who appeared, 2,65,548 passed, while girls outperformed boys with a 96.85% pass rate compared to 94.50% for boys.
Students can access their provisional results at pseb.ac.in using their roll number or name, and original mark sheets will be provided by schools. Those dissatisfied with their marks may apply for re-evaluation, and supplementary exam details will be announced soon.
Result Breakdown: Pass Rates and Access Details
This year, the pass percentage dipped slightly compared to previous years, with 95.61% of students clearing the exam-down from 97.24% last year. Of the 1,31,166 girls who appeared, 1,27,029 passed, while 1,38,517 out of 1,46,576 boys succeeded. Notably, two out of four transgender students passed.
Government schools recorded a 95.47% pass rate, private schools 96.96%, and aided schools 91.72%. Students can check their results on the official website or via SMS by sending PB10 <Roll Number> to 5676750, and digital mark sheets are available through DigiLocker.
The board’s spokesperson reiterated, “We are committed to transparency and timely dissemination of results. Students should refer to the official website for updates on re-evaluation and supplementary exams”.
How to Check Your PSEB Class 10 Result 2025
Follow these simple steps to access your result online:
- Visit the official PSEB website at pseb.ac.in.
- Click on the ‘PSEB Class 10 Result 2025’ link prominently displayed on the homepage.
- Enter your roll number or your name as per the admit card in the designated field.
- Submit the details by clicking the ‘Get Result’ button.
- Your provisional mark sheet will appear on the screen. Review your scores carefully.
- Download and save the result for future reference.
- Take a printout of the mark sheet, as it will be required for official purposes.
Alternatively, students can also check their results via SMS by sending “PB10 <Roll Number>” to 5676750 or access digital mark sheets on DigiLocker.
Context and Developments
The Class 10 board exams were conducted from 10 March to 4 April 2025, with results released after a month-long evaluation process. The pass percentage has seen a marginal decline over the past few years, reflecting a more rigorous evaluation standard: 97.24% in 2024, 97.54% in 2023, and 97.94% in 2022.
The results published online are provisional; students must collect original mark sheets from their schools. Those who did not pass in one or more subjects-782 students failed, and 11,391 must reappear-can look forward to supplementary exams, with schedules to be released soon. The board has also made provisions for rechecking and re-evaluation, ensuring students have avenues for redressal.
The Logical Indian’s Perspective
The PSEB’s prompt and transparent result declaration upholds the principles of fairness and student welfare. While the slight dip in pass percentage may prompt concern, it also signals a commitment to academic rigour and credibility.
The board’s inclusive approach-providing opportunities for re-evaluation and supplementary exams-ensures no student is left behind. As we celebrate the achievements of Punjab’s youth, let us collectively consider how families, educators, and communities can further support students’ emotional well-being during such high-pressure milestones. How can we foster resilience and compassion in our education system to help every learner thrive?
