Class 10th CBSE Compartment Result 2025 Declared – Full Coverage
Class 10th CBSE Compartment Result 2025 has been officially declared on 5 August 2025, offering students who appeared in the supplementary exams their shot at clearing pending subjects. The supplementary (compartment) exams were held between 15 and 22 July 2025.The Economic Times15YouTube15YouTube15Jagranjosh.com
At a Glance
- Registered: 1,43,648 students
- Appeared: 1,38,898
- Passed: 67,620
- Overall Pass Rate: 48.68 %
- Gender Breakdown: Girls 51.04 %, Boys 47.41 %The Times of India10Jagranjosh.com10Indiatimes10
How to View the Result
Students can access their Class 10th CBSE Compartment Result by:
- Visiting official result portals: cbse.gov.in, cbseresults.nic.in, or results.cbse.nic.inJagranjosh.com
- Entering credentials: Roll Number, School Number, Admit Card ID, Date of Birth & Security Pin
- Submitting to view subject-wise marks and pass/fail status
- Downloading and printing the provisional marksheet (digitally signed and acceptable)
- Alternatively, results are accessible via SMS, UMANG app, IVRS, or DigiLocker for convenienceYouTube14www.ndtv.com14Jagranjosh.com14YouTube
Re‑evaluation & Verification Timeline
- Scanned answer copies available: 8–9 August 2025 (₹500/subject)
- Verification & Re-evaluation window: 18–19 August 2025
- Fees: ₹500 per subject for verification, ₹100/question for re-evaluationwww.ndtv.com1
Official & Public Reactions
- News portals like Jagran Josh, NDTV Education, and Indian Express provided live coverage the moment the Class 10th CBSE Compartment Result was released, along with clear steps, timings, and statistics.YouTube9Jagranjosh.com9YouTube9
- Emotional student‑reaction videos have gone viral on YouTube and social media, frequently using tags like “CBSE Compartment Result 2025”. These showcase real‑time happiness, relief, and family reactions.YouTubeYouTubeYouTubeYouTube
Analysis & Implications
Why did pass rate hover at 48.68 %?
Even though over 1.38 lakh students appeared, less than half passed—highlighting the difficulty of the supplementary exams and the importance of preparation. Girls continued to outperform boys.indianexpress.comJagranjosh.comThe Times of India
National literacy snapshot
- Regular Class 10 result (May 2025): 93.66 % pass rateThe Times of IndiaThe Economic Times
- Compared to this, the compartment exam carries a steeper pass cut, underlining its role as a second-chance safety net rather than a parallel pathway.
Policy & academic trends
- CBSE continues evolving—under NEP 2020, dual exams twice yearly may begin from 2025‑26 onward, potentially changing how compartment schemes function.Wikipedia
- For Class 10 students who still fail, the next board exam window is Feb–March 2026, meaning a full academic year is lost without passing.The Times of Indiaindianexpress.com
Advisory Notes
- Students should download the provisional marksheet immediately for official uses.
- Visit your school to collect original certified documents when available.
- Consider scanned answer sheet review or verification/re-evaluation if marks seem incorrect.
- For those who still haven’t passed, prepare early for the 2026 board exams.
- Emotional support and guidance—like viral stories of encouragement—can make a huge difference.Jagranjosh.comThe Economic Times
Summary Timeline
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Supplementary Exams Held | 15–22 July 2025 |
| Result Declared | 5 August 2025 |
| Scanned Answers Available | 8–9 August 2025 |
| Verification/Re‑eval Window | 18–19 August 2025 |
| Regular Board Exam (Next) | Feb–March 2026 |
Final Takeaway
With the Class 10th CBSE Compartment Result 2025 declared, nearly 48.7 % of students cleared their pending subjects. While the outcome offers relief to many, others must gear up early for the next board attempt. The board provides multiple channels—online portals, DigiLocker, UMANG, IVRS, SMS—for seamless result access. Platforms for verification and support are available, emphasizing transparency and fairness. Emotional positivity from family and mentorship, as seen in viral stories, remains invaluable during this crucial phase.
