West Bengal HS Class 12th Result 2020


West Bengal Board Class 12 Higher Secondary results

Uccha Madhyamik latest updates

 West Bengal Board class 12 Higher Secondary Uccha Madhyamik result 2020 has been declared on Friday.The result is available on wbresults.nic.in for students at 4pm. The Uccha Madhyamik candidates can check the HS result 2020 on the official website of wbresults.nic.in. The WBCHSE has revealed that there will be no merit list for Higher Secondary result 2020


Aikya Banerjee the students of Hooghly Collegiate School has been secured  first rank in WBCHSE  2020  while Aikya has secured a 499 out of total 500 — 99 in English, 100 in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Statistics.

 

    Students can apply for scrutiny and paper review by August 31.  For this students need to pay Rs 50 per paper for scrutiny and Rs 75 per paper for review. Total 6,80,057 cleared the exam. The pass percentage is 90.13% which is the highest ever. 90.44% In total students 90.44 percent boys and over 90 percent girls cleared the exam.

   

     The top 4 performer districts are Kolkata, Kalimpong, East Medinipur and West Medinipur


     Pass percentage of Minor students is over 85%. The result is increased by 4%  from 2019. Subject-wise pass percentage is 92% in commerce , 98% in Science stream, and 88.74% in Arts and Humanities. It is the first time when almost 30,000 students have been secured over 90% marks and over 80,000 have secured between 80%-90%. Students can get online copy of their marksheet . The board will not announced  merit list but according to WBCHSE , highest obtained marks are 499/500.

    W. B. CM Mamata Banerjee tweeted: “Uchcho Madhyamik (Higher Secondary) results are out. Students are taking another step forward in their beautiful lives. Congratulations to them all, along with their principals, teachers and parents. The future is waiting for you.”

 

The WBCHSE Result 2020 marksheets will be distributed from after 2 pm on July 31 52 centres. For result declaration the WBCHSE adopted an assessment scheme.

 The pending WBHSE result 2020 were scheduled for July 2, 6, and 8 , and WB decided to cancel those exams on June 26.

 

West Bengal HS Result 2020 

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