Goa Board HSSC Result 2025 has officially been declared by the Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (GBSHSE). With an overall stunning pass percentage of 90.64%, the results reflect impressive academic success among students.
Key Highlights:
How to Check Goa Board HSSC Result 2025:
Students can now check their results on the official GBSHSE website, results.gbshsegoa.net. To access their marks, students must enter their seat number, school index, registration ID, and captcha code. In case of any technical issues, results can also be checked on alternative websites like gbshse.in and service1.gbshse.in.
Major Pointers of the Goa Board HSSC Result 2025:
- Top Pass Percentage: The Commerce stream recorded the highest pass percentage at over 93%, reflecting the strong performance of students in this discipline.
- Physics Struggles: Physics was the subject with the lowest pass percentage at 89.35%, highlighting the need for more support in this challenging subject.
- Special Needs Students: Remarkably, students with special needs achieved an impressive pass rate of 83.84%, showcasing the inclusivity of the education system.
- Sports Merit: A total of 3,066 students earned sports merit marks, emphasizing the board’s focus on recognizing extracurricular achievements.
Next Steps for Students:
- Marksheets will be available for download from March 29, 2025. Schools will have access to download the marksheets through the service1.gbshse.in portal.
- For students needing a second chance, the supplementary exam is scheduled for April 21, 2025.
The results indicate that the English subject was the top scorer, with an outstanding pass rate of 94.54%, while Physics posed the most difficulty. However, with 7,725 students securing marks between 60%-80%, it’s clear that a large group of students achieved solid academic success.
This year’s results also mark the beginning of preparations for the 2026 Class XII exams, which will start on February 10, 2026.
Students looking to review their scores can now submit reevaluation requests through their respective schools. The Goa Board has streamlined this process to avoid direct requests from students.
Stay tuned for further updates as the Goa Board announces topper lists, pass percentage breakdowns, and more details on the upcoming supplementary exams.
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