The Uttarakhand Board of School Education (UBSE) has officially announced the results for the Class 10 and Class 12 board exams today, April 19, 2025, at 11 AM. This year, a total of 2,23,403 students registered for the exams, with 1,09,859 appearing for Class 10 and 1,06,345 for Class 12. Students can access their results through the official websites: ubse.uk.gov.in and uaresults.nic.in.
The overall pass percentage for Class 10 stands at an impressive 90.77%, with 99,725 students successfully passing the exam. In Class 12, the pass percentage is recorded at 83.23%, with 88,518 students qualifying out of 1,06,345 who appeared. This marks a significant achievement for the students across Uttarakhand, reflecting their hard work and dedication.
In the Class 10 examinations, Kamal Singh Chauhan from Bageshwar and Jatin Joshi from Nainital jointly topped the board with an outstanding score of 496 out of 500, achieving a remarkable 99.20%. Following closely, Kanaklata from Tehri Garhwal secured 495 marks (99%), while three students—Divyam, Priya, and Deepa Joshi—tied for third place with 494 marks each (98.80%).
For Class 12, Anushka Rana from Govt. Inter College Badasi, Dehradun, emerged as the topper, scoring 493 out of 500 marks, which translates to an impressive 98.60%. Close behind her are Keshav Bhatt and Komal Kumari, who both scored 489 marks (97.80%).
The UBSE conducted the board exams for both classes from February 21 to March 11, 2025, with the date sheet released on January 4, 2025. This year saw a total of 1,13,690 students registered for Class 10 and 1,09,713 for Class 12. The results were declared during a press conference held at the board’s office, where officials shared key statistics about the performance of students.
The pass percentage for Class 10 reflects a slight increase from last year, where the overall pass rate was 89.14%. The results indicate that girls once again outperformed boys, achieving a pass rate of 93.25% compared to boys' 88.20%. This trend highlights the effectiveness of educational initiatives aimed at promoting female education in the state.
In Class 12, the gender gap in performance continued, with girls achieving an impressive 86.20% pass rate, while boys recorded a pass rate of 80.10%. This year, 7,575 students in Class 12 received first division with distinction, which is about 7.12% of the total candidates. Additionally, 41,290 students passed with first division (38.82%), while 38,536 were in second division (36.23%).
Students who wish to check their results can do so by logging in with their roll number, date of birth, and application number on the official websites. The online scorecard is provisional and should be retained until the original mark sheets are issued by schools in the coming weeks.
For those unable to access the official websites due to heavy traffic, results can also be checked via SMS by sending the appropriate format to a designated number. Furthermore, students can utilize the DigiLocker app to access their results digitally.
The UBSE has been praised for its consistent improvement in student outcomes over the years. As over 2.5 lakh students await their scores, the board has ensured multiple channels for result dissemination, including SMS and mobile applications, to make the process as smooth as possible.
As the results are now live, students are encouraged to download their provisional mark sheets and verify all details. In case of discrepancies, they should promptly report to their school authorities. The board has also announced that students can apply for re-evaluation of their papers within 21 days if they are unsatisfied with their marks.
This year's results not only reflect individual achievements but also the collective efforts of families and educational institutions in nurturing academic excellence across Uttarakhand. Congratulations to all the successful candidates for their outstanding performances!
