PSEB class 10th result 2015: Punjab School Education Board on Wednesday declared roll number wise results for class X students on its official website pseb.ac.in. Students can check their roll number wise result on results2.indiaresults.com.
Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) on Tuesday had declared the class 10th exam results, merit list, pass percentage for boys and girls and names of the three toppers.
To get your results on SMS type pb10 <Roll No> & send to 5676750. eg PB10 1014500001 send to 5676750.
Unlike class 12 results, which was declared on May 11, Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) announced six toppers of class 10 (3 each from sports and non-sports category).
Nimrat Kaur (kabbadi player) from Ferozepur, Shivam Kumar (softball) from Ludhiana and Kirandeep Kaur (shooting) from Moga bagged top 3 state ranks in the sports category.While Nimrat Kaur scored 99.54% and bagged the rank one, second rank was shared by Shivam Kumar and Kirandeep Kaur with 99.23%. But this includes 15-25 additional marks given for their sports.
In the non-sports category, Nitasha Aggarwal from Barnala is Punjab topper with 644 marks (99.08%), Nancy Bhadiyar from Hoshiarpur secured second position with 643 marks (98.92%) and Kirandeep Kaur from Moga came third with 642 marks (98.77%). The Ludhiana district has 92 students in the merit list, which is the maximum in the state.
How to check PSEB class 10th result 2015:
1) Visit pseb.ac.in or go directly to
2) Click on ‘Now Available’
3) Enter your roll number
4) Click ‘Find Results’
Note: Students are advised to take a print out of their result for future reference.
Overall, the results for Class X examination have recorded 68.61 pass percentage for regular students and 26.85 for students who appeared through open schools.
According to PSEB’s official site, 3,53,327 regular students appeared for the exam, out of which 2,42,406 students passed. The number of students who enrolled through open schools is 25,772 and only 6,916 students from this lot passed the exam.
Like CBSE class 12th result, which was declared yesterday, PSEB too has seen high pass percentage at 73.08% for girl students as compared to boys who registered only 60.19%.
Over 1.64 lakh girl students appeared for the PSEB class 10th exam, out of which 1.19 lakh students passed the exam registering 73.08 pass percentage. If we talk about the boys, who have registered a mere 60.19 pass percentage, over 2.15 lakh boys appeared for the exam that was cleared by only 1.29 lakh.
Here is the merit list of the students:
With 19 students, Ludhiana district topped the merit list.
Students can also apply for re-checking by filling the re-checking form here.
Punjab to provide career guidance to Class X and XII students
Punjab Education Department will now provide professional guidance to students from Class 10th to Class 12th and help them choose the right career according to their aptitude.
Education Minister Daljit Singh Cheema today said it was felt that due to a lack of counselling students get stuck in a career for which they do not have the aptitude and waste their education and life pursuing wrong professions.
He said while interacting with students he felt children from Class X to XII needed professional counsellors who could determine their aptitude adopting scientific and psychological tools and guide them in choosing a career according to their strengths.
Cheema said counselling would be organised in all districts and it’s first phase would be inaugurated by him in Ludhiana tomorrow.
He appealed to the parents to take active interest in the counselling exercise and bring their wards for counselling.
The minister said keeping in view the greater rush during next three months the counselling centers would work in all district headquarters 24×7 and he has asked District Education Officers (DEOs) to setup separate helpline district wise to ensure easy access to students.
Meanwhile, Cheema said the state Education Department is all set to show the door to long absentee teachers and employees in the month of June 2015, who have failed to join duties despite various reminders.
The Minister said he has taken a serious view of menace of long absentee teachers, who were blocking the posts of the department and creating hurdles in it’s smooth functioning.
He said he has issued directions to all DEOs to submit list of such teachers by May 31, 2015 and to dismiss them within the month of June after due process.
He said that DEOs failing to submit list would face departmental action.