For parents, the results of the CBSE board are more than just the number – they are months of hard work, emotional support and reflection of nights to sleep. CBSE 10th and 12th Result 2025 are coming, families across the country are preparing to see where their children are standing. Whether your child is stepping into higher secondary or getting ready for college life, this phase is a significant turn.
- When will the results of CBSE 10th and 12th be declared 2025?
Based on the general academic calendar, the results of the CBSE are expected to be released in May 2025. The results of both classes 10 and 12 are usually declared at the same time, but on different days. The board will update the official date on its site a few days ago.
Official website: https://cbseresults.nic.in
- How to check the result
Parents can help their child easily check the result by following these steps:
1)Go to https://cbseresults.nic.in
2)Click on “CBSE 10th Result 2025” or “CBSE 12th Result 2025”
3)Enter roll number, school number, admit card ID and date of birth
4)Click on submit and see the result
5)Download and print it for your record
Alternative methods:
1)Digilocker: https://www.digilocker.gov.in
2)SMS Alert: A few days before the result will be shared by CBSE and the number will be shared
- Understanding the marksheet
They will be involved in the marksheet:
1)Subject -wise points
2)Grade
3)Total percentage (for class 12)
4)Result Status: Pass, compartment or compulsory repetition
For class 10, points are often shown with grade points. For class 12, the actual percentage matters more, especially for admission in college.
- Emotionally support your child
This can be stressful time for students. As a guardian, your response to the result matters as much as the result.
1)Celebrate the effort, not just the result
2)Avoid comparing classmates or relatives
3)Assign them that an exam does not define their future
4)Listen to their feelings and concerns
Whether they get good marks or less, your support and understanding will decide how they will deal with the challenges coming forward.
- After class 10: Choosing the right stream
After the results, students must choose one of science, commerce or humanities.
What parents can do:
1)Talk to your child about his interests and merits
2)Do not force him to choose a stream based on points or peers pressure
3)Consult the school counselor or career advisors
4)Research on future career options related to each stream
- After class 12: What next?
Class 12 marks open the college door, but this is not the only way. Depending on their interest and points, students can explore the following options:
1)Admission to the university (based on cut-off or entrance exam)
2)Professional course (engineering, medical, law, etc.)
3)Commercial or skill-based program
4)Foreign study options
As parents, help them gather information, apply on time and choose what is right for them – not only which is in trend.
- Re -evaluation, revaluation and compartment exam
If your child feels that his numbers are less than expected, do not panic.
1)Refuses: Make sure all answers have been evaluated and digits are added correctly
2)Rejecting: The entire answer book is re -examined for potential errors
3)Compartment Exam: Another chance for students who have not passed in one or two subjects
The CBSE result will release the application and process of application immediately after the result is declared.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Question 1. When will the results of CBSE 10th and 12th be declared 2025?
The results are expected in May 2025, the exact dates will be shared on the official website of CBSE.
Question 2. What is the passing mark for CBSE 10th and 12th?
Students should get each subject and at least 33% marks in total to pass.
Question 3. What will happen if the website crashes on the result day?
Use alternative methods like Digilocker or SMS. Do not panic – the stories are available for several days.
Question 4. Can I apply for immediate revaluation?
Yes, CBSE will announce dates and open a portal for revaluation or revaluation requests.
Question 5. What is the compartment exam?
This is another attempt for students who fail in one or two subjects. These are usually held in July.
Question 6. What will happen if my child is disappointed with his results?
Give emotional support. Talk to the school counselor or therapist if needed. Help them to focus again on what to do next.
Conclusion
As a guardian, your response to your child’s board results can shape their confidence more than points. CBSE 10th and 12th results are just one step – not the whole story. Keep information, join and most importantly, be intelligent. Success is not always about top scores; It is about proceeding with purpose, belief and support.
