Gujarat Board GSEB SSC 10th Result 2025 Date & Time Announced, To Be Out Tomorrow
GSEB 10th Result 2025: GSEB has announced that detailed instructions regarding sending students' mark sheets and S.R. copies school-wise will be made later.
GSEB 10th Result 2025: The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB), Gandhinagar has announced the date and time of the GSHSEB SSC or class 10th examination results 2025. According to the official notice, the scorecards will be out tomorrow, May 8 at 8 AM.
The Class 10 board exams were held from February 27 to March 13, 2025, across the state. The results of the Secondary School Leaving Certificate Examination Standard-10 (SSC) and Sanskrit First Examination held in February-March 2025 will be declared on the board website tomorrow.
The GSEB SSC results 2025 will be available on the official portal at gseb.org. Students will be able to get their results by filling in the examination seat number. Students will also be able to get their results by sending their seat number on WhatsApp number 6357300971.
GSEB has announced that detailed instructions regarding sending students' mark sheets and S.R. copies school-wise will be made later.
Instructions for verification and document verification after the examination will be posted on the board's website, the application for which will begin after the results are announced.
Instructions for filling the application forms for Supplementary Examination-2025 online will be also be announced later by GSEB. School principals, parents, students and all concerned have been advised to take note of this.
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May 07, 2025, 19:43 IST
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