West Bengal Class 12 results declared. Direct link, pass percentage, toppers
The West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education has declared the Class 12 HS Result 2026 online. Students can check their scores now, while original marksheets and scrutiny details will follow later.
The West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education has declared the West Bengal Higher Secondary (HS) Result 2026 for Class 12 students. Candidates who appeared for the examination can now check their marks through the official websites.
Students can access their West Bengal Class 12 result 2026 using their roll number and registration details.
The overall pass percentage for this year is 86.83 per cent.
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WB HS RESULT 2026: OFFICIAL WEBSITES TO CHECK
Students can check the West Bengal HS Result 2026 on the following official websites:
WB Results Official Website
WBCHSE Official Website
The online marksheet will contain details such as:
Student’s name
Roll number
Subject-wise marks
Total marks obtained
Division/grade
Qualifying status
WEST BENGAL CLASS 12 RESULT 2026: HOW TO CHECK
Students can follow these steps to download their scorecards:
Visit the official website
Click on the “WB HS Result 2026” link
Enter roll number and registration number
Submit the details
The result will appear on the screen
Download and save the marksheet for future use
WBCHSE HS RESULT 2026: PASSING MARS AND NEXT STEPS
Students are required to secure the minimum passing marks prescribed by the council in both theory and practical papers to clear the examination.
The original marksheets and certificates will be distributed later through respective schools.
Students who qualify in the examination can now apply for:
Undergraduate admissions
Entrance examinations
Professional courses
Scholarship applications
Meanwhile, students dissatisfied with their scores can also apply for re-evaluation or scrutiny once the council releases the notification.
Last year, the overall pass percentage in the West Bengal Class 12 examination remained above 85 per cent, with science stream students recording strong performances across districts.
This year too, lakhs of students appeared for the board examination conducted by the West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education across multiple centres in the state.