Candidates who appeared for the examination can check by using their seat number at the official portal (Representative Image)
As many as 1,53,394 candidates appeared for the GSEB Supplementary examination and 40,880 candidates aced the GSEB board exam for class 10th
The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB) has announced the class 10th results at gseb.org. Candidates who appeared for the examination can check by using their seat number at the official portal. The GSEB examination was conducted from July 10 to July 14, 2023. As reported by media, 1,53,394 candidates appeared for the GSEB Supplementary examination. From the total, 40,880 candidates aced the board exam leaving other students to repeat the class.
Here are some of the ways through which students can check their results:
GSEB 10TH RESULT 2023: HOW TO CHECK
Step 1: Go to GSEB official website
Step 2: Click on the result link
Step 3: Enter your roll number
Step 4: The result will appear on screen
Step 5: Download and take a print out for future reference.
GSEB 10TH RESULT 2023: CHECK RESULTS VIA SMS
Step 1- Open the SMS application and type – SSC(space)Seat Number
Step 2- Send this SMS to 56263,
Step 3: Your result will appear on screen.
GSEB 10TH RESULT 2023: CHECK VIA DIGILOCKER
Step 1: Go to digilocker.gov.in
Step 2: Enter a valid mobile number and click on the ‘Continue’
Step 3: Set your username and password to sign up.
Step 4: Now enter your 12 digit Aadhaar number
Step 5: Go to the Gujarat Board result link
Step 6: Enter required details
Step 7: Your result will be displayed on the screen
Students must score at least a 33 per cent or grade D in each subject to clear the GSEB board examination 2023. The results of the Gujarat Board exams last year were little better than they had been in the two years prior when the exams had been offered since the pass rate had marginally climbed. A total of 72.02 percent of students who took the examination in 2022 passed it. This was an improvement over 2020 and 2019, when 71.34 percent and 71.9 percent of science-stream students, respectively, aced the assessment.