CBSE Class 12 Results 2025 Declared
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) officially declared the Class 12 results for the 2025 session on May 13, 2025, with an overall pass percentage of 88.39%—a 0.41% increase over last year’s 87.98%. Students can access provisional scorecards via multiple platforms including the CBSE websites, DigiLocker, and the UMANG app. While CBSE has discontinued individual subject toppers, the data reveals that girls outperformed boys by over five percentage points this year. Below, we delve into the announcement details, statistical highlights, checking procedures, and next steps for students.
Announcement Details
- Date of Declaration: May 13, 2025.
- Platforms for Result Access:
- Official CBSE portals: results.cbse.gov.in, cbseresults.nic.in, and cbse.gov.in.
- DigiLocker: Digital scorecards available upon login with Aadhar-linked mobile numbers.
- UMANG App: Search for ‘CBSE’ services and select Class 12 result.
- IVRS: Toll-free helpline (e.g., 24300699 for Delhi) where students can hear marks via phone.
How to Check Your Scorecard
- Via CBSE Website:
- Visit results.cbse.nic.in → Click Class 12 Result 2025 → Enter Roll No., School No., Admit Card ID, and DOB → Submit.
- Through DigiLocker:
- Login with Aadhar-linked mobile → Navigate to CBSE section → Download the provisional marksheet.
- UMANG App Method:
- Open UMANG → Search ‘CBSE’ → Select Class 12 Result → Provide credentials → View or download.
- IVRS/Call:
- Dial the helpline number → Follow voice prompts → Enter Roll No. and STD code → Listen to marks.
Statistical Highlights
Overall Performance
- Total Candidates: Approximately 16.9 lakh students appeared for Class 12 exams in 2025.
- Overall Pass Percentage: 88.39%, up from 87.98% in 2024.
Gender-wise Breakdown
- Girls’ Pass Percentage: 91.64%
- Boys’ Pass Percentage: 85.70%
- Performance Gap: Girls outperformed boys by nearly 6 percentage points.
Exam Logistics
- Exam Period: February 15 to April 4, 2025.
- Practical Submissions: Completed by February 14, 2025.
- Number of Exam Centres: 7,842 across India and 26 international centres.
What’s Next for Students
Higher Education Admissions
- Use provisional CBSE marksheets to apply for undergraduate programs.
- Keep original mark sheets (to be collected from schools) ready for verification during college admissions.
Re-evaluation & Supplementary Exams
- Re-checking: Application window opens soon on cbse.gov.in; nominal fee per subject.
- Supplementary Exams: For students scoring between 30–32%, CBSE may grant grace marks; otherwise, compartment exams likely in July 2025.
Career & Counselling Support
- Schools and coaching centres typically organise counselling sessions post-results to guide students on stream selection and career paths.
- Online portals (e.g., CBSE’s student support pages) offer resources on vocational courses and skill-based training.
Conclusion
The 2025 CBSE Class 12 results reflect overall academic improvement, with nearly nine in ten students passing—a trend aided by relative grading and digital access initiatives like DigiLocker and UMANG. As students transition to higher education or professional courses, timely action on admissions, re-evaluations, and counselling will be key to leveraging these results. Good luck to all the Class 12 pass-outs as they embark on their next academic and career adventures!