BSEB Inter Class 12 marksheet, migration certificate issued for over 12.95 lakh students
“The marks sheet and provisional-cum-migration certificate of the students appearing in the Intermediate Annual Examination, 2025 have been sent to the District Education Officer's office of all the districts," the board said.
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Download EBookBihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has issued an intermediate mark sheet and provisional-cum-migration certification for students, who appeared in the Bihar Class 12 annual examination 2025.
The board has informed that students can now collect their Bihar Intermediate board exam 2025 mark sheet and provisional-cum-migration certificate from their respective schools.
“The marks sheet and provisional-cum-migration certificate of the students appearing in the Intermediate Annual Examination, 2025 have been sent to the District Education Officer's office of all the districts," the board said.
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"The Headmaster of the 2nd level educational institution will obtain the documents from the District Education Officer's office and make them available to the students of his school,” it added.
More than 12.95 lakh students appeared in the Bihar Class 12 board exams 2025, where 89.66% students passed the board exams in the science stream, whereas around 94.77% students from the commerce stream were able to clear the board exams.
Roshni Kumar secured 100% in Bihar Class 12 board exams 2025 in the commerce stream, while Priya Jaiswal aced the board exams in the science stream.
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