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The West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) has released the results for the Class 10 PPR/PPS Exam 2024. Those who have appeared for the Post Publication Review (PPR) or Post Publication Scrutiny (PPS) exam can visit the official website –results.indiaresults.com – to check their scorecard. To check their results online, candidates will be required to submit their roll number and date of birth information.

West Bengal Class 10 PPR/PPS Exam Result 2024: Here’s How to Check

Step 1: Log on to results.indiaresults.com.

Step 2: On the homepage, click on the link, “West Bengal Class 10 PPR/PPS Exam result 2024”.

Step 3: Upon clicking, a new page will appear on the screen.

Step 4: Candidates need to key in their login credentials, such as their 11-digit roll number and date of birth, to access the results.

Step 5: On entering the login details, candidates can view the West Bengal Class 10 PPR/PPS Exam result.

Step 6: Cross-check the details and save a copy of the page.

Step 7: Print a hard copy of the result for future use.

West Bengal Class 10 PPR/PPS Exam Result 2024: Details to Check on Scorecard

Upon downloading the result, students must check the following information in the scorecard:

–– Name of the candidate

–– Roll number

–– Father’s Name

–– Mother’s Name

–– School’s Name

–– District Name

–– Subject name

–– Subject Code

–– Internal marks

–– Marks obtained in each subject

–– Grade points

–– Passing status (Passed/Failed)

Schools may collect the official result sheets for their pupils from the regional board offices starting July 2.

Talking about the passing marks, candidates are required to score at least 34 per cent to pass the West Bengal Class 10th exam 2024. They are required to score 272 marks out of 800 in total to qualify for WB Madhyamik 2024. Moreover, students need to score 480 marks or above to achieve the first division in the WB Class 10 exam.

As many as 7,65,252 candidates passed the WB Board Class 10 examination while 1,47,346 could not clear it. Among those who did not pass, 41,781 candidates applied for the Post Publication Scrutiny (PPS), and 3,508 candidates applied for the Post Publication Review (PPR).

Stay ahead with all the exam results updates on News18 Website.