Students celebrate in Kolkata after the Council for Secondary Education in West Bengal declares the results of class councilors 2025 | Photo Credit: Debasish Bhaduri
On Friday (May 2, 2025), the Council for High School Education announced West Bengal (WBBSE) Results of this year’s Class X Council, which started on February 10 and ended on April 2.
Students from the districts of West Bengal overcame students from Calcutta during class 10 (Madhyamik Pariksha).
The highest percentage of this year’s passage was recorded among students from the Purba Medinipur district (96.46%), followed by a closely students of the Kalimpong district in North Bengal (96.09%). Kolkata is third among the districts in terms of the percentage of passage this year (92.30%).
Meanwhile, among the 66 students who secured the top 10 ranks in the state this year, only one of Kolkata belonged to the list.
Adrit Sarkar of Raiganj Coronation High School in Uttar Dinajpur was placed first. Anubhab Biswas from the Ramakrishn Vivekanand Vidyamandir mission in Malda and Soumya Pal from Vishnupur High School in the Bankman Together in second place. The third rank was ensured by the candidate ishani Chakraorta from Bankury Kotulpur Saroj Basini Balie Vidyalaya.
Abantika Roy from Ramakrishn Sarada mission Nivedita Girls’ School is the only student from Calcutta to ensure the rank at the 10 best candidates this year. Eighth.
Eleven of the 66 best miners came from the district Bankura. Other districts with a high number of state toppers include Purba Medinipur, Malda and Hooghla.
“With the help of the West Bengal reign, WBBSa founded a great reach in the districts, with students appeared from very distant places. It is a question of pride for the state and nation … I believe that students from Calcutta work well in the Ramanus list, President President, President, President, President, President, Presides, President. President, Presides, Presistens, and that Ramanus, President, President, President, President, President, President of the Top Committee, said on Friday.
Boys overcome girls even though they are exceeded
This year the percentage of successful regular candidates was 86.56%, according to Mr. Ganguly, historically the maximum.
The number of emerging girls was 1,17,663 more than boys in class X test. Especially this year, there was also an increase in the number of candidates for compared to last year.
However, only 84.39% of girls were successful this year compared to 89.19% of the boys who went through. Even among ten holders, the ranking exceeds the number of boys.
The Kalimpong district records the highest percentage of the passage (97.43%) among the candidates. Uttar Dinajpur recorded the lowest percentage of passages in girls (69.72%).
This year, a total of 9,69,425 investigators appeared, last year a slight increase from 9.12 598 exploration. The state recorded a marginal increase of 0.25% in the total percentage this year since 2024.
Among the eight districts in northern Bengal, while Kalimpong records a very high percentage of 96.09% of successful candidates this year, other districts in the region have seen a percentage to a lower extent.
With a success rate of 69.47%, Jalpaiguri recorded the lowest percentage of passage from all districts in the state in northern Bengals.
Published – 2 May 2025 22:16
