Congratulations! You have successfully cast your vote Login to view result Stream Pass percentage Arts 61.32% Commerce 91.32% Science 44.7% Stream Topper Marks Science Kalpana Kumari 434 Commerce Nidhi Sinha 434 Arts Kusum Kumari 424 NEW DELHI: The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) declared the Class 12 results today at around 4.30 PM. The Bihar Board Intermediate (Class 12) results will be available on the BSEB official website - biharboard.ac.in.This year, overall 52.95 per cent students have cleared the Class 12 exam. Out of 11.9 lakh students to registered for the Class 12 examination, 6.31 lakh students passed.A total of 44.7% students passed Science, 91.32% cleared Commerce and 61.32% qualified in Arts stream this year. NEET topper Kalpana Kumari also topped Bihar Class 12 Science stream exam. She scored 434 marks in Bihar 12th Science examination.Nidhi Sinha from RDS College Muzaffarpur became the Commerce topper with 434 marks.Kusum Kri from Simultala Awasiya Vidyalaya, Jamui, stood as Arts stream topper with 424 marks.The result was announced by Bihar education minister Kriahnanandan Prasad Verma, principal secretary RK Mahajan and BSEB chairman Anand Kishor. (Photo caption: From left to right- Anand Kishor, Kriahnanandan Prasad Verma and RK Mahajan)The students who had appeared for the Bihar School Examination Board Intermediate Examination 2018 can visit the official website to check their result online.One Class XII topper each from science, commerce and arts streams will be given a cash prize of Rs 1 lakh along with a laptop and a kindle e-reader. A cash prize of Rs 75,000 each will be given to the Class XII’s second topper of every stream. Such third toppers will get Rs 50,000 each.While the fourth and fifth rank holders of each stream of Class XII will get Rs 15,000 and a laptop each.The top five scorers each of the three streams of Class XII examinations will also get the Deshratn Dr Rajendra Prasad Medha Chhatravriti. Under this scholarship,e Class XII pass-outs will get Rs 1,500 per month for graduation or integrated course.The scrutiny form will be sold at the BSEB’s regional centres at Patna, Gaya, Bhagalpur, Darbhanga, Muzaffarpur, Purnia, Chappra, Munger and Saharsa from June 13 to 20. Students can also apply at the BSEB’s official website- www.biharboard.ac.inA total of 12,07,986 students wrote their Intermediate exams at 1,384 centres across the Bihar state. This year, the intermediate examination started on February 6 and ended on February 16 and the practical examinations were held from January 11 to 25. (With inputs from TOI Patna reporter Faryal Rumi)<doc-sep>The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) declared the results of intermediate or Class 12 board examinations on Wednesday, a day earlier than scheduled to allow students to apply for admission to colleges in Delhi University, where the last date for submitting the application is June 7. Here is the direct link to check result. Arts: Direct link to check result Commerce: Here’s direct link to check result Science: Here’s direct link to check result Vocational stream: Here’s direct link to check result They can also check their results by visiting the official website of BSEB at biharboard.ac.in Read more: Bihar board 12th result 2018 to be declared: Live updates here The board introduced a system of physical verification of the toppers from this year to avoid the embarrassment it faced in 2017 when Ganesh Ram fudged his age and the previous year when Ruby Rai could not answer the basic questions related to her subjects. The verification of the top 100 students was completed after they appeared before subject and stream experts and interacted with them for around 25 minutes. The examination pattern was also changed this year with the introduction of 50% objective questions that had to be solved on OMR sheets and attempt short answer type questions as well. Read more: Bihar Board result 2018: BSEB 12th result soon, here’s how to check More than 12,07,986 students appeared for the intermediate written exams held across 1,384 centres between February 6 and 16 and practical exams from January 11 to 25. There was a huge dip in the number of students who cleared the exam last year due to strict measures followed by the board to stop cheating. Just 30.11% candidates passed in the science stream and only 37.13% cleared the exam in humanities stream. In commerce stream, 73.76% students were declared successful. The result of the matriculation or Class 10 board exams will be announced on June 20.<doc-sep>
the Bihar board Class 12 examination result was declared by the Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) on Wednesday. This year more than 12,07,986 students appeared for the intermediate written exams held across 1,384 centres in the state. Students can check their results by clicking here. They can also check their results by visiting the official website of BSEB at biharboard.ac.in Bihar Board 12th result 2018: Here’s how to check * Visit the official website: biharboard.ac.in * Click on the tab ‘Results’ * Click on the link for Class 12 result. * Enter your details * Click submit and view your result * Download it and also take a print out The results are being declared a day earlier than scheduled to allow students to apply for admission to colleges in Delhi University, where the last date for submitting the application is June 7. The examination was held between February 6 and 16 and practical exams were conducted between January 11 and January 25. The examination pattern was also changed this year with the introduction of 50% objective questions that had to be solved on OMR sheets and short answer type questions as well. To stop students from cheating this year, the Bihar School Examination Board asked students not to wear shoes or socks and enforced several other measures. Candidates were frisked at the entry gate of the exam venue and again after they sat in their allotted seats. They were monitored by video while writing the exam at all centres where extra force and home guards had been deployed. The pass percentage of matric exam in 2017 was 50.12 as 861,000 candidates out of 17,23,911 had failed. In the intermediate exam, 30.11% science students passed, 32.13% humanities and 73.76% commerce cleared the exam.