Bihar Board to declare Class 12 results by March 25? Check latest updates from BSEB
India Today
Bihar Board Class 12 Result 2026 will be declared soon, bringing an end to the long wait for students. Once announced, students will be able to check their BSEB Inter scores not only on the official BSEB websites but also on the India Today Board Results 2026 platform, ensuring quick and convenient access to their scorecards.
The wait for lakhs of students across Bihar is nearing its end. The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) is expected to announce the Class 12 (Intermediate) Result 2026 by March 25, continuing its trend of early declarations.
With over 12.92 lakh students appearing this year, anticipation is at an all-time high as students eagerly await their scores.
Although the board has not officially confirmed the exact date and time, BSEB Chairman Anand Kishore has confirmed that both Class 12 and Class 10 results will be declared in March, with the Intermediate (Class 12) results to be announced first, followed by the Matric (Class 10) results.
The Bihar Board Result 2026 will also be available on the India Today Board Results 2026 platform, providing students with a convenient option to check their scores. Students can access their scorecards by entering their roll number, roll code, and other required credentials on the result portal.
The BSEB Inter results are likely to be declared by March 25, 2026. In 2025, the board announced the Class 12 results on March 25, setting expectations for a similar timeline this year.
The examinations were conducted between February 2 and February 13, 2026, across multiple centres in the state. Over 15 lakh students registered for the Class 10 board exams, highlighting the massive scale of Bihar Board assessments.
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