The Results of Class 10 Examination conducted by Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) would be declared on June 20 (tomorrow) after a month long delay. The Results would be declared at 4PM on Board’s website and would be published in leading newspapers next day.
The Results can be viewed online on the website www.biharboard.nic.in. The Bihar Board Results for Class 10 can also be checked via Mobile Phones.
Candidates need to enter their roll number to view their respective results. They can also take a Printout of the Results.
The Matric Examination of Bihar Board was held in the month of March 2015. Around 14 Lakh candidates had appeared for the examination out of which 5 Lakhs were girls.
The Class 10 Results of Bihar Board has been delayed due to the strike by Contract Teachers who ere demanding regularization and Pay hike. The Strike officially ended on May 3 and the checking of answersheets could be started only after that.
Bihar Board had earlier said that the results would be declared on June 15. There has been lots of confusion among students about the date of declaration of results. However, Board’s Chairman Prof. Lalkeshwar Prasad finally said yesterday that the results would be declared on June 20 evening at 4PM.
Poor students of all sections of society including upper caste, who pass the Class 10 examination with first division (60% marks) would get a scholarship of Rs 10,000. This was announced by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar upon recommendations of the ‘Savarn Aayog’. According to the policy, all students whose family income is less than Rs 1.50 lakh per annum would be considered eligible for scholarship.
Bihar Board conducts Class 10 and Class 12 Final Examinations for students of schools affiliated to it in Bihar. It is one of the oldest School Examination Board of the Country and has a reputation of being very tough to score in Examination.
This year’s CLass 10 Examination witnessed unusual unfair practices during the Examination hours, which was hugely highlighted in the media. This drew flaks from every corner of the country and even Patna High Court took cognizance of the matter. People say that such incidents of cheating during the examination have been rampant in recent times, as the quality of education provided in the schools is very low and such practices become the only means for students to pass the examination.
In another bizarre incident, the Board had to cancel the examination of Hindi Paper 1 scheduled to be held on March 22, after the questions of this paper were distributed a day before to examinees mistakingly. Altogether such reports bring in negative reputation for the Bihar Board and the state as a whole.