Jharkhand Board Class 10th result likely to be declared in April: Check past year trends and other key details here – The Times of India
JAC Board Class 10th result 2025: The Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) is likely to announce the Class 10 board exam results for 2025 in the coming weeks. While the official date is yet to be confirmed, the evaluation process is reportedly nearing completion. Students who appeared for the JAC Matric exams this year are advised to keep an eye on the official website — jacresults.com — for timely updates.
The JAC Class 10 exams for 2025 were conducted from February 11 to March 9, 2025, witnessing the participation of lakhs of students across various districts in the state. The exams were held in a traditional pen-and-paper format, following standard board guidelines and strict invigilation protocols. With anticipation building, both students and parents are now eagerly waiting for the declaration of results.
JAC Class 10 Results: A seven-year trend in pass percentages
To understand the performance trajectory of students over the years, reviewing the pass percentages recorded in previous JAC Class 10 board exams is helpful. This highlights academic improvements and reflects the broader changes in evaluation methods, policy interventions, and socio-educational factors in Jharkhand.
JAC Class 10 results: What these numbers reveal
Over the past seven years, the performance of Class 10 students under the Jharkhand Board has seen significant highs and occasional dips. From pandemic-era exceptions to post-COVID normalisation, the annual pass percentages tell a deeper story about the academic shifts in the state’s school education system.
- Impact of COVID-19: The pandemic years — particularly 2021 and 2022 — saw a sharp rise in pass percentages due to alternate evaluation methods, including internal assessments. These exceptional outcomes were a response to the disruption of regular academic activities.
- Stabilisation Post-Pandemic: In 2023 and 2024, the results began to stabilise as the board reintroduced conventional examination patterns. The 2024 pass percentage of 90.39%, although a decline from earlier years, still reflects a strong overall performance.
- Long-Term Growth: When compared to the 59.56% pass rate in 2018, the current figures suggest a steady upward shift in academic achievement across the state.
