Students who are dissatisfied or have failed in one or two subjects can opt for revaluation or appear in supplementary exams scheduled tentatively for June–July. Revaluation fee is Rs 200 per subject.

Subjects like Physics, Chemistry and Biology in Science carried 20 marks for practicals, which helped many students achieve passing grades. This balanced marking approach contributed to the state’s high success rate.

Of the 78,186 Science students who passed, 58,732 secured a first division. Only 20 students passed with a third division, indicating an upward trend in academic performance this year.

St. Xavier’s College, Ranchi, made its mark in Commerce with multiple students in the top 10 list, including Piyush Kumar, Shavniya Kumari and Lakshmi Raj. It remains one of the state’s strongest performers.

Ankita Dutta (Science topper) and Reshmi Kumari (Commerce topper) were declared the highest scorers in the state. Ankita secured 477 marks, while Reshmi followed closely with 476 marks. Both students hail from government or aided schools.

Out of approximately 98,634 Science students, 78,186 passed. In Commerce, 20,285 out of 22,066 cleared the exams. Combined, over 1.2 lakh students have successfully passed these two streams alone.

In the Science stream, Rank 6 was shared by seven students with 471 marks, including Sonu Kumar Sah (Dumka) and Swati Kumari (Ranchi). A highly competitive performance by students across districts this year!

Latehar has topped the district-wise Commerce pass percentage list with a perfect 100%. Lohardaga (98.69%) and Simdega (98.04%) followed closely. Ranchi stood at 92.68%. Overall, 22,066 students appeared for Commerce exams, out of which 20,285 passed.

The Jharkhand Academic Council announced the Class 12 results with Commerce stream students registering a high 91.2% pass percentage. Science stream followed with 79.26%. Reshmi Kumari from Chaibasa topped Commerce with 476 marks, while Ankita Dutta from Dhanbad led Science with 477 marks.

Jharkhand continues its trend of girl students outperforming boys in the Class 12 Science and Commerce results. Among the top ranks, several positions have been secured by female candidates including Ankita Dutta (477 marks, Science) and Reshmi Kumari (476 marks, Commerce). The overall pass percentage stands at 79.26% in Science and 91.2% in Commerce.

Bokaro (94.03%) and Dhanbad (94.34%) continue to demonstrate strong academic performance in the Commerce stream. Both districts have consistently remained among the top performers in recent years. The 2025 results reflect a close competition among districts, with only slight variations in pass percentages among the top 10.

Out of 24 districts, 13 achieved over 92% pass rate in the Commerce stream of the JAC Class 12 exams. Districts like Giridih (93.29%), Hazaribagh (93.21%) and Palamu (92.67%) joined the ranks of high performers. This trend underscores academic excellence across the state and consistent improvements in the commerce faculty.

Godda district recorded the lowest commerce pass percentage in Jharkhand at 84.66% according to JAC’s official results. Despite being at the bottom of the table, the district’s result still reflects overall strong performance statewide. 24 districts reported pass percentages ranging from 84.66% to 100%, a testament to Jharkhand’s improving academic standards.

Lohardaga (98.69%) and Simdega (98.04%) have secured second and third positions respectively in the JAC Class 12 Commerce district-wise rankings. This year’s results show remarkable consistency among top districts. Pakur (96.29%) and Koderma (95.61%) also feature in the top five, while Bokaro and Dhanbad both crossed 94% pass rates.

Ranchi has secured the 12th spot in the district-wise rankings for JAC Class 12 Commerce results with a commendable 92.68% pass rate. Latehar district leads with a perfect 100%, followed by Lohardaga (98.69%) and Simdega (98.04%). The JAC Commerce results for 2025 highlight the balanced performance of districts across Jharkhand, with most districts recording over 85% pass rates.

The Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) has released the district-wise pass percentages for the Commerce stream. Latehar has emerged as the top-performing district with a flawless 100% pass rate. Lohardaga and Simdega follow closely with 98.69% and 98.04% respectively. These numbers reflect the strong academic performance across districts in the 2025 Intermediate Examination. Ranchi ranks 12th with a 92.68% pass rate.

Muskan Kumari secured Rank 5 in the Commerce stream with 471 marks, representing Yogida Satsanga Mahavidyalya. The overall pass percentage of 91.2% underscores the strong performance of Commerce students across Jharkhand.

Many students in the Commerce stream secured equal marks, sharing the same rank. Three students — Salooni Kumari, Shavniya Kumari, and Kajal Kumari — all scored 465 marks, tying for Rank 8. This highlights a tightly contested merit list this year.

St Xavier’s College, Ranchi, has multiple students in the top 10 Commerce merit list — including Piyush Kumar, Kajal Kumari, Shavniya Kumari, and Lakshmi Raj. The college continues its tradition of academic excellence in JAC results.

With a 91.2% pass rate in Commerce, girls have outshone their peers. Reshmi Kumari, Muskan Kumari, Rekha Tirkey, and Kavya Kaushika are among the top scorers. Ursuline Inter College and Yogida Satsanga Mahavidyalya have also performed commendably.

Govt +2 High School Mihizam has emerged as a powerhouse in Commerce results, securing three of the top five ranks. Hasan Seikh (Rank 2), Piyush Shaw (Rank 3), and Shourav Kumar (Rank 4) brought laurels to their institution, scoring 475, 474, and 472 marks respectively.

St Xavier’s College, Ranchi showed an impressive performance in the Science stream this year. Ruby Kumari (470 marks), Ankit Kumar (467), and Dipak Marandi (467) were among several students from the institution who secured top 10 positions. This continues the college’s strong academic track record in Science under JAC.

Reshmi Kumari of St Xavier’s Girls Inter College, Chaibasa, has secured the first position in the JAC Class 12 Commerce stream with 476 marks. Close behind is Hasan Seikh from Govt +2 High School Mihizam with 475 marks. The overall Commerce pass percentage stands at 91.2%, reflecting a strong performance by students this year.

A total of 98,634 students appeared in the Science stream, of which 78,186 have passed. Notably, 58,732 students earned first division, 19,383 secured second division, and only 63 students received third division. The overall pass percentage for the Science stream is 79.26%, as declared during the press conference at the JAC Office auditorium in Ranchi.

The JAC Class 12 Science results witnessed several ties within the top 10 ranks. Rank 4 was shared by four students scoring 473 marks, while ranks 6, 8, 9, and 10 also had multiple candidates with identical scores. Ursuline Inter College, Ranchi stood out with four students featuring in the top ranks, including Jiya Shriwastav and Muskan Kumari at joint 4th position.

In the JAC Class 12 Science results 2025, Kishor Kumar (Barkagaon), Jagannath Singh Choudhary (Chas), and Himanshu Kumar (Bishnugarh) all secured third position with 474 marks. These remarkable performances contributed to the 79.26% overall pass rate in the Science stream. The results are available on jacresults.com and results.digilocker.gov.in from 12:30 PM onwards.

Ankita Dutta from Rajkiyakrit +2 High School, Govindpur, Dhanbad, has secured the top rank in the JAC Class 12 Science stream by scoring 477 marks. She is followed closely by Ankit Kumar Sah (476 marks) from Noamundi Inter College, and three students tied in third place with 474 marks each. The Science stream recorded a 79.26% pass percentage this year, with over 98,000 students appearing in the exam.

Commerce students have shown strong results with 91.2% passing rate. Out of 22,066 examinees, 20,285 passed, including 12,829 First Division and 7,234 Second Division holders. Only 222 students received Third Division. Results go live from 12:30 PM online. Be sure to cross-check your details.

A total of 20,285 students have passed the JAC Intermediate Commerce exams out of 22,066 candidates, marking an impressive 91.2% pass percentage. 12,829 students secured First Division, while 7,234 earned Second Division. Results can be checked online from 12:30 PM via jacresults.com and DigiLocker.

The JAC Commerce results reflect consistent success: 12,829 First Division, 7,234 Second Division, and only 222 in Third. Out of 22,066 students, 20,285 passed, securing a 91.2% pass percentage. Candidates can check results now via official websites. Keep your roll credentials ready.

Among Commerce stream pass-outs, just 222 students received Third Division, showcasing overall high performance. With 20,285 passing out of 22,066, the stream recorded a 91.2% pass rate. First Division was achieved by 12,829 students.

Among the 78,186 pass-outs in Science, 20 students were marked ‘Pass’ without division. While the majority secured First or Second Division, this small number highlights varied performance brackets. Results will be accessible from 12:30 PM. Students should verify all mark details on their digital marksheets.

This year’s Science results show a sharp tilt towards high scores — 58,732 First Division, 19,383 Second Division, but only 63 Third Division. Out of 98,634 examinees, 78,186 passed, setting the overall pass rate at 79.26%. Check your result online at 12:30 PM.

In the Science stream, 78,186 students passed out of 98,634, with nearly 59% of them (58,732) achieving First Division. Second Division holders numbered 19,383, and only 63 received Third Division. Results go live online at 12:30 PM. Be ready with your roll code and number.

Out of 98,634 students who appeared in the JAC Intermediate Science exams, 78,186 have passed, resulting in a 79.26% pass percentage. A total of 58,732 students secured First Division, while 19,383 obtained Second Division. Only 63 secured Third Division. Results are available from 12:30 PM at jacresults.com and DigiLocker.

Step 1: Go to the DigiLocker website www.digilocker.gov.in or open the DigiLocker mobile app.

Step 2: Sign in using your registered mobile number and the OTP sent to it.
New users can sign up using their mobile number, Aadhaar number, and a set security PIN.

Step 3: After logging in, click on the “Issued Documents” section or use the search bar.

Step 4: Type and select “Jharkhand Academic Council” as the issuing authority.

Step 5: Select “Class XII Marksheet 2025” from the list of documents.

Step 6: Enter your Roll Code, Roll Number, and Year of Examination (2025) exactly as mentioned on your admit card.

Step 7: Click “Get Document” – your JAC 12th digital marksheet will be displayed.

Step 8: Download or save the document. It is a valid digital marksheet issued by the JAC board.

In 2024, the Science stream saw an 87% pass rate, reflecting strong performance among candidates. This year’s results can be checked online starting at 12:30 PM. Students appearing for Science and Commerce should have their roll details ready for quick access.

The Jharkhand Board has recorded a 91.2% pass rate in the Commerce stream and 79.26% in the Science stream for Class 12 Inter exams 2025. These figures reflect a strong performance by Commerce students this year. Students can check their individual results online from 12:30 PM via jacresults.com and DigiLocker using their roll code and roll number. Stay tuned and best wishes to all!

Students looking to check their Jharkhand Board Class 12 Science and Commerce results online must keep their Roll Number and Roll Code ready. These credentials are required to access the result at jacresults.com once it goes live at 12:30 PM. Make sure the information is entered correctly to avoid login errors. Stay alert and best wishes to all students awaiting their results!

The Jharkhand Board Class 12 Science and Commerce results were officially announced via a press conference held at the JAC Office auditorium in Ranchi. Shri Ramdas Soren, Honourable Minister of School Education and Literacy, Jharkhand, attended as the chief guest. The Secretary of the School Education and Literacy Department also graced the event as a special guest. Students can access their results online from 12:30 PM at jacresults.com and DigiLocker.

As per official reports, around 98,000 students appeared for the JAC Class 12 Science exams, while nearly 21,000 sat for the Commerce stream in 2025. With such significant participation, anticipation is high. Students from both streams will be able to check their results online starting 12:30 PM via DigiLocker and jacresults.com. Keep your login credentials ready for smooth access.

The JAC Class 12 Science and Commerce results have officially been declared by Shri Ramdas Soren, Honourable Minister, School Education and Literacy Department, Jharkhand. The announcement was made during a press conference held at the JAC auditorium in Ranchi. Students can now prepare to check their results online from 12:30 PM via jacresults.com and DigiLocker using their roll code and roll number.

To pass the Class 12 exams, students need a minimum aggregate of 33%, with separate passing marks in theory and practicals. The 2025 results will be available online from 12:30 PM today. Students should review their marksheets carefully and report any discrepancies to school authorities.

Step 1: Visit the DigiLocker website – www.digilocker.gov.in or open the DigiLocker mobile app.

Step 2: Sign in using your registered mobile number and OTP. If you’re a new user, click on “Sign Up” to create an account using your mobile number, Aadhaar, and email ID.

Step 3: Once logged in, go to the “Issued Documents” section.

Step 4: Click on “Search Documents” and select “Jharkhand Academic Council” from the list of issuers.

Step 5: Choose “Class XII Marksheet 2025” from the available document types.

Step 6: Enter your Roll Code, Roll Number, and other required details as per your admit card.

Step 7: Click “Get Document” – your digital marksheet will appear on the screen.

Step 8: You can download or save the marksheet in your DigiLocker account for future reference. It is considered an official digital document.

Shri Ramdas Soren, Honourable Minister of School Education and Literacy, Jharkhand, has arrived at the JAC auditorium. The press conference has officially begun, marking the formal release of the Class 12 Science and Commerce results. Students will be able to check their results online from 12:30 PM via jacresults.com and DigiLocker. Stay tuned and keep your roll number and code ready!

Step 1: Visit the official JAC result website – jacresults.com
Step 2: Click on the link for “JAC 12th Science/Commerce Result 2025” visible on the homepage
Step 3: Enter your roll number, roll code, and other required details
Step 4: Click on the “Submit” button to view your result
Step 5: Download and save a copy of your result for future reference

The overall pass percentage for JAC Class 12 in 2024 was 85.48%, with Science and Commerce streams achieving 87% and 84% respectively. Results for 2025 can be checked online from 12:30 PM. Girls consistently outperform boys with pass rates near 91%. Stay prepared to access your results promptly.

More than 3 lakh students appeared for the JAC Class 12 Science and Commerce exams in 2025. Results will be accessible online from 12:30 PM today via jacresults.com and DigiLocker. Students should keep their roll codes and numbers ready and verify all details carefully once results are out.

It’s now 11:35 AM and Shri Ramdas Soren, Honourable Minister of School Education and Literacy, Jharkhand, is arriving shortly at the JAC auditorium for the result ceremony. While the official announcement has been made, students can access their Class 12 Science and Commerce results online from 12:30 PM onwards via jacresults.com and DigiLocker. Keep your roll numbers ready to check your results smoothly.

The Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) will declare the Class 12 Science and Commerce results today on its official websites — jac.jharkhand.gov.in and jacresults.com. Students are advised to keep their roll code and number ready to access results promptly after release. The Times of India (TOI) portal will also host the results and offer pre-registration for alerts. The board exams were held from February 11 to March 3, followed by practicals in March.