Over the past few weeks, anticipation has been building among thousands of students and parents across the state. With the official confirmation from GSEB, all eyes are now on the Board’s portal—www.gseb.org—where the results will be released in digital format. Students are advised to keep their seat numbers ready for swift access to their scorecards.
Science and General stream results has been released simultaneously
The results released today encompasses the performance of students from both the Science stream—comprising those pursuing engineering and medical pathways—and the General stream, which includes Arts and Commerce disciplines. Additionally, GUJCET scores—vital for admissions into state-level engineering and pharmacy programmes—will be published in tandem with the board results.
The examination cycle was conducted in March 2025, covering hundreds of designated exam centers across Gujarat. Students’ online marksheets will include subject-wise marks, overall percentage, and pass/fail status.
GSEB Class 12 results: Steps to access GSEB has outlined a straightforward method to access the digital marksheets:
Visit the official website: www.gseb.org .
Click on the ‘HSC Result 2025’ link visible on the homepage.
Enter your seat number exactly as mentioned on the admit card.
Submit the details to view your result.
Download and print the provisional marksheet for future use.
The official mark sheets will be distributed later through the respective schools.
GSEB Class 12 results: Trends and expectations Historically, GSEB has announced Class 12 results in early May. In 2024, the Science stream recorded a pass percentage of 82.45%, while the General stream achieved a high of 91.93%. The consistent upward trend has sparked optimism among this year’s cohort.
Although today’s results are specific to Class 12 students, the board is expected to declare Class 10 (SSC) results later this month, following similar procedural timelines. Based on past data, SSC results may be announced between May 10 and May 15.
With the rush to check scores, GSEB has reiterated that students should rely solely on the official portal to avoid misinformation or fraudulent third-party sites. The board has also advised candidates to verify all details on their digital marksheet and report discrepancies to their respective schools immediately.
This year’s results will not only determine students’ eligibility for higher education courses but will also significantly impact GUJCET counselling processes. With admission season fast approaching, the timely release of marks ensures a smooth transition for aspirants into their next academic phase.
