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The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board will release the Class 12 HSC results on May 4, 2026, at 10:00 AM on its official website. Students can check scores using their seat number. The marksheets will include detailed subject-wise performance, while past trends show consistently high pass percentages across streams.

Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB) will announce Class 12 results on May 4, 2026, at 10 am. The results, covering Science, General, Vocational, and other streams, will be available online and via a new WhatsApp service, crucial for undergraduate admissions.

The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB) has declared the Class 12 2026 results, with the Science stream recording an 84.33% pass rate, its highest since 2016. The General stream registered a 92.71% pass percentage, slightly lower than 2025. Morbi led Science performance, while Dahod recorded the lowest. In the General stream, several centres achieved 100% results. Over 4.35 lakh students appeared for the General stream examinations this year.

The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB) has declared the Class 12 (HSC) and GUJCET 2026 results today at 10:00 AM on gseb.org. The Science stream recorded an 84.33% pass rate, while the General stream stood at 92.17%. Results also cover Vocational, U.B. Stream, and Sanskrit Madhyama. Over 15.28 lakh students appeared this year. Students can check results using their seat number via website, WhatsApp, and SMS services.

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) has announced the HSC Result 2026 with an overall pass percentage of 89.79%. A total of 14,44,713 students appeared, and 14,33,058 passed. Girls outperformed boys with 93.15% against 86.80%. Konkan division recorded the highest pass rate, while Latur was the lowest. Science stream led with 96.44%. Results are available online at 12 noon through official websites and digital platforms.

The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board has announced the Class 12 HSC Result 2026 at 10:00 AM on its official website. Covering all streams, the results can be checked using a six-digit seat number. With over 15 lakh students evaluated, the board ensured timely release, while alternative access via SMS and WhatsApp has also been activated.

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Despite facing significant personal and financial challenges, including leg deformities and the loss of his father, Santosh Kumar Gouda achieved an A-1 grade in his HSC exams. He aims to become an IAS officer. In Rourkela, two students from humble backgrounds, the son of an auto driver and a carpenter's son, also secured A1 grades, aspiring to become doctors.

Government Arts College said the UG admission process began on May 7, and applications must be submitted only through the Tamil Nadu Government Arts and Science Colleges Admission portal, www.tngasa.in.

Two underprivileged students from a government school have achieved top honors in the Class X exams in Sundargarh district. Sujit Tigga secured the district's highest marks, followed closely by Selmona Lugun. Both students, children of farmers, attributed their success to diligent study habits, dedicated teachers, and parental support, highlighting the school's strong performance with 25 A-1 grades.

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) has declared the HSC Result 2026 with an overall pass percentage of 89.79%. A total of 14.44 lakh students registered, with 12.86 lakh passing. Girls outperformed boys by 6.35 percentage points. Konkan division recorded the highest results, while Latur ranked lowest. Results are available online from 1 PM on May 2 across multiple official and partner websites for student access.

This year's HSC results from Mumbai reveal a consistent performance accompanied by stricter assessment protocols. Universities observed a heightened rigor in grading, particularly in English, which influenced overall scores. The implementation of more CCTV monitoring and stringent measures against cheating may have played a role in rationalizing the outcomes, causing a notable decline in a few areas.