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New Delhi | Updated: May 31, 2025 10:47 IST
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The Class 12 results will be available on official websites of the Jharkhand board – jacresults.com
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Jharkhand JAC Board 12th Intermediate Result 2025 Link at jac.jharkhand.gov.in, jacresults.com: The Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) will declare the Class 12 board exam results for science and commerce streams on May 31 at 11.30 am. Ramdas Soren, Minister, School Education and Literacy Department, Jharkhand will first announce the Jharkhand Board Class 12 science and commerce results at 11:30 am from the JAC Office Ranchi’s conference room. The JAC Class 12 inter science and commerce result 2025 can be accessed through the council’s website – jacresults.com, education.indianexpress.com and results.digilocker.gov.in after 12:30 pm.
JAC Class 12 science, commerce results live updates, direct link
This year, the Jharkhand board conducted the Class 12 board exams between February 11 to March 4 and practical exams were conducted between March 5 and March 20.
Jharkhand Results Class 12th 2024: When and where to check
Students who appeared in this year’s JAC Class 12 board exams across various streams can check and download their mark sheet from the official websites mentioned above using their date of birth and roll number.
Jharkhand Board Class 12th Result 2025: Steps to check JAC Class 10 results
The students can check their results by following the steps mentioned below:
Step 1: Go to any of the official websites of the board- jacresults.com
Step 2: The result link will be visible on the homepage. Click on the result link
Step 3: You need to enter your credentials, like name, roll number, and date of birth
Step 4: Submit the details, and the result will be displayed on the screen
Step 5: Save the result for future reference
The Class 12 marksheet will be available for each stream separately on the official website of the board.
The marksheet will contain marks scored by students in different subjects and other important information. To pass the exams, students need to secure at least 33 per cent marks.
The mark sheet available on website will be provisional. To collect the Class 12 original mark sheets, students will need to visit their respective schools a few days after the result declaration.
The students who will not be satisfied with their result will have the provision to apply online for scrutiny. The board will announce the details regarding JAC Class 10 supplementary exams once the Class 12 result is out.
Last year, the Class 12 result was declared by the JAC board on April 30, 2024. The exams last year were held from February 6 to February 26.
A total of 3,44,822 students had appeared for the exams.While 94,433 candidates appeared in the Class 12 science exam, 25,907 students were enrolled in commerce and 2,24,502 in arts.
Out of these total candidates over 2.98 lakh students cleared it from all three streams. The overall pass percentage last year was 85.48 per cent. The pass percentage in the science stream was 72.70 per cent and in arts and commerce streams, it was 93.7 per cent and 90.60 per cent respectively.
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