BSEB Result Class 12th 2025 declared: A look at pass percentages over the last 7 years

Trisha Tewari / TOI Education / Updated: Mar 25, 2025, 15:22 IST

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The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has released the Class 12 results for 2025, with an overall pass percentage of 86.50%. This marks a steady improvement in student performance over the years. The board also announced the stream-wise toppers. A comparative analysis of pass percentages from 2019 to 2025 highlights trends influenced by academic reforms and learning methodologies.

BSEB Result Class 12th 2025 declared: A look at pass percentages over the last 7 years

The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has officially announced the Class 12 results for 2025, bringing relief and excitement to thousands of students. This year, the overall pass percentage stands at 86.50%, reflecting a notable improvement from previous years. In addition to the results, BSEB has recognized the top-performing students across different streams. Priya Jaiswal secured the highest marks in the Science stream, while Roshni Kumari topped the Commerce stream. The Arts stream was led by Vandita Kumari, showcasing remarkable academic excellence.
For students considering re-evaluation, the scrutiny application window will remain open from April 1 to April 8, with further details to be provided by the board.

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BSEB Class 12 Pass Percentage Over the Years

Over the past seven years, the pass percentage in BSEB Class 12 results has fluctuated due to various academic and external factors. Analyzing these trends helps in understanding the progress of students and the impact of educational reforms.
Comparative Analysis of Pass Percentages

The following table presents a year-wise comparison of the pass percentages, highlighting the variations in student performance.

Years	Pass Percentage
2025	86.50%
2024	87.21%
2023	83.73%
2022	80.15%
2021	78.04%
2020	80.59%
2019	79.76%

BSEB Intermediate result: In-Depth Analysis of Trends

The yearly pass percentage data indicates a series of fluctuations and improvements. Understanding these changes provides insight into the factors influencing student success.

Gradual Improvement Since 2021: The pass percentage has been consistently rising, climbing from 78.04% in 2021 to 86.50% in 2025. This steady improvement indicates better academic strategies and student preparedness.

Highest Performance in 2024: The peak pass percentage in the last seven years was recorded in 2024 (87.21%), slightly higher than 2025’s 86.50%. The small dip in 2025 suggests a stabilization rather than a decline.

Notable Decline in 2021: The pass percentage saw a dip in 2021 (78.04%), one of the lowest figures in recent years, likely influenced by the disruptions caused by the pandemic, including shifts to online learning and examination challenges.

Recovery and Consistent Growth: Post-2021, the pass percentage steadily increased, reaching 80.15% in 2022 and further improving each subsequent year. This upward trend highlights the effectiveness of policy changes, enhanced learning resources, and more structured evaluations.

Pre-Pandemic Stability: Between 2019 and 2020, the pass percentages hovered around 79.76% and 80.59%, indicating a relatively stable performance before the global educational disruptions.

Key factors influencing the BSEB Inter result trends

Several factors have played a crucial role in shaping the pass percentage trends over the years. These include changes in examination policies, the introduction of new learning methodologies, and enhanced academic support.

Revised Examination Policies: BSEB has implemented various reforms, including changes in evaluation criteria and improvements in the examination process, leading to higher pass percentages.

Improved Academic Support: The availability of additional study materials, digital learning platforms, and remedial classes has played a role in enhancing student performance.
Adaptation to New Learning Methods: The shift towards hybrid learning and digital education post-pandemic has helped students access better resources, leading to improved outcomes in recent years.

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Trisha Tewari

Trisha is an emerging journalist with a passion for telling stories that matter. Currently a Digital Content Producer at the Times of India, she specializes in reporting on academic and civic issues, bringing a thoughtful and informed perspective to her work. With over 3 years of experience in content creation, Trisha's journey from marketing to journalism has equipped her with a unique blend of skills, including SEO and social media optimization, which she now applies to amplify the reach and impact of her stories. A graduate in Life Sciences from the University of Delhi, she is currently pursuing a Master’s in Mass Communication and Journalism, further honing her craft and commitment to delivering insightful news coverage. Trisha is dedicated to making a mark in journalism by continuously pushing the boundaries of impactful storytelling.

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