Jharkhand Academic Council to announce Class X results tomorrow

PINAKI MAJUMDAR

Jamshedpur, May 26: The Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) is all set to declare the much-awaited Class X (Matric) examination results on Tuesday, May 27.

The announcement is scheduled for 11 am and will be officially released by Jharkhand’s Education Minister, Ramdas Soren, during a press briefing.

The update was formally conveyed by the JAC Secretary, sparking anticipation among thousands of students across the state.

Adding to the significance of the announcement, there are strong indications that the Class XII (Intermediate) results may also be released simultaneously.

This move could greatly benefit students seeking timely admissions into undergraduate courses and professional programs.

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Over 4 lakh Students Await Outcome

This year, more than four lakh students appeared for the Class X examinations, which were conducted from February 11 to March 4, across hundreds of centres under tightened security protocols and strict academic guidelines.

How to Check Results Online 

Students can access their results through the following official portals:

jac.jharkhand.gov.in

jacresults.com

jhresults.nic.in

To view their scores, students must enter their roll number and roll code as provided on their admit cards.

The digital mark sheets available online will be provisional, and the original certificates will be distributed by respective schools in the weeks following the result declaration.

Support Services for Students 

To ensure a smooth result-checking experience, JAC has established a helpline for technical support. Additionally, counseling resources will be made available to students for academic or emotional guidance, aiming to reduce post-exam stress and assist in career planning.

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Looking Back and Ahead 

In 2024, the Jharkhand Board recorded an impressive Class X pass percentage of 92.5%. With increased digital integration in classrooms and enhanced teacher training initiatives, education authorities are optimistic about surpassing last year’s performance.

As the clock ticks down, students, parents, and educators alike wait with bated breath as May 27 promises to be a defining date for thousands of young aspirants shaping their academic and professional futures.