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Anushka Singh

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  • Published: May 13 2025 12:32 PM
  • Last Updated: May 29 2025 11:50 AM

CBSE announced the 2025 Class 12 results, showing a slight pass percentage increase and the debut of a new relative grading system. 14,96,307 students passed; Class 10 results are expected soon.


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Whew! The long wait is finally over for millions of Indian students. The CBSE Class 12 results for 2025 are in, and it's a mixed bag of relief and nervous excitement. After all that hard work, it’s time to see the fruits of their labor!

A Slight Increase, A Big Milestone

The overall pass percentage is up a bit compared to last year – good news! Out of nearly 17 lakh registered candidates, a whopping 14,96,307 students successfully passed their exams. That's a significant achievement, considering how tough those exams can be. This year also brought a big change: the CBSE introduced a brand-new "Relative Grading" system. What's that all about? More on that below!

Results are In!

The CBSE announced the Class 12 results on May 13th. You can find your results on the official websites: cbse.gov.in, cbseresults.nic.in, and results.cbse.nic.in. There are other ways to access your results too – through DigiLocker and the UMANG app, for example. I'll explain all that later.

Understanding the New Relative Grading System

So, this new "Relative Grading" system… it's a pretty big deal. The CBSE designed it to ease the pressure cooker atmosphere of Indian education. Instead of the old system where a certain score guarantees a specific grade (like 91-100 = A1), the new system compares your performance against your classmates in the same subject. That means the grade cutoffs will vary from subject to subject and even year to year. Honestly, it's a bit confusing at first, but it's supposed to make things fairer.

Class 10 Results Coming Soon!

With the Class 10 exams wrapping up on March 18th, 2025, the CBSE is expected to release those results soon, maybe sometime between May 12th and 15th. That’s their usual timeframe, so it’s a pretty safe bet. Millions more students are anxiously waiting to see how they did! You'll be able to access those online too, through DigiLocker and other platforms.

DigiLocker: Your Digital Report Card

DigiLocker is a super handy tool; it's part of the Digital India program. Think of it as a secure, digital vault for all your important documents, including your results. It's a smart way to avoid website crashes and get your results quickly. Plus, it’s eco-friendly, since it cuts down on paper usage.

How to Get Your Results

You’ve got options! You can check your CBSE 2025 results on the official websites: cbseresults.nic.in, results.cbse.nic.in, and cbse.gov.in. The UMANG app and DigiLocker will also have your digital mark sheets. There might be other ways, like SMS or IVRS, but we'll know more as the release date gets closer.

DigiLocker is great for storing your documents securely. Once your results are out, you can download your mark sheet and certificates from there. Seriously, setting up an account now is a good idea!

No Toppers List This Year

The CBSE has confirmed that there will be no merit or toppers list for Class 10 this year, just like last year. They want to take the pressure off – focus on individual progress, not just comparing scores.

Remember: Class 12 results came out on May 13th, 2025. You'll need your roll number, school number, date of birth, and admit card ID to access your results.

Student Reactions: A Mix of Hope and Anxiety

With the Class 10 results just around the corner, it’s a whirlwind of anticipation and anxiety. The new relative grading system is adding to the uncertainty. Social media is buzzing with speculation! Some students are worried about potential delays, too. The CBSE is working to keep things on schedule, but of course, there's that underlying tension.

It’s really important to rely only on official sources for information. Misinformation spreads like wildfire online, and that can add extra stress during an already stressful time.

As we wait for the Class 10 results, remember that the CBSE's decision to skip the toppers list is a move towards a healthier, less competitive learning environment. Use the official channels to get your results, and good luck with the next stage of your journey!

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FAQ

You can check your results on the official CBSE website, along with other authorized result portals.

The summary mentions a slight increase in the pass percentage, but the exact figure isn't provided. Check official sources for the precise percentage.

Details about the new relative grading system are yet to be fully disclosed. Refer to official CBSE announcements for a comprehensive explanation.

The summary indicates that the Class 10 results are expected soon, but a specific date hasn't been announced yet. Stay tuned for updates.

Students usually have options for re-evaluation or compartment exams. Check the CBSE website for details on the procedures and deadlines.

According to the information provided, 14,96,307 students passed the CBSE Class 12 exams in 2025.

The relative grading system is designed to provide a fairer assessment by considering the performance of the entire cohort, reducing the pressure of achieving a specific percentage.

The official CBSE website is the best source for comprehensive information about the board exams, including syllabus, exam patterns, and important dates.

CBSE often provides result access through SMS and mobile apps. Check the official announcements for details on these alternative methods.

You will typically need your roll number and/or other identifying information as mentioned on your admit card to access your results online.

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