UK Board 10th, 12th results 2025: The much-awaited Uttarakhand Board of School Education (UBSE) 10th and 12th results for 2025 have unveiled the names of the top achievers. Kamal Singh Chauhan and Jatin Joshi, both securing 496/500 (99.20%), jointly topped the Class 10 examination. In Class 12, Anushka Rana claimed the top spot with a remarkable 493/500 (98.60%) marks. The state’s combined merit list for Class 10 and Class 12 features top achievers from across various districts, with excellent scores being recorded.
The pass percentage in Class 10 for the state reached 90.77%, with a notable distinction in the performance of institutional candidates, who achieved a pass percentage of 91.23%. Meanwhile, the overall pass percentage for Class 12 stood at 83.23%, with a significant number of students passing in the first division, highlighting the growing academic strength of the state’s students.
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Class 10 Toppers 2025
For Class 10, two students emerged as joint toppers, securing an impressive 496 marks out of 500. Their remarkable achievement is a testament to their relentless commitment and preparation throughout the year. Here are the details:

The top scorer for Class 10, Kamal Singh Chauhan, and his peer, Jatin Joshi, both secured 99.20% marks, a remarkable feat. Kamal hails from Vivekanand Vmic Mandalsera, Bageshwar, while Jatin is from HGS SVM IC Kusumkhera, Nainital. The second position in the state was claimed by Kanaklata, a student from SVM IC New Tehri, Tehri Garhwal, with an outstanding 495 marks, or 99%. The joint third position was shared by three bright students: Divyam, Priya, and Deepa Joshi, who scored 494 marks, equivalent to 98.80%.
Uttarakhand Board 2025: 90.77% pass for Class 10, 83.23% for Class 12
Class 12 Toppers 2025
For Class 12, the top scorer this year is Anushka Rana, who topped the state with an impressive 493 marks out of 500, representing GOVT. Inter College Badasi, Dehradun. The result saw several other students securing top ranks in the state. Here are the Class 12 toppers:

Anushka Rana, the state topper for Class 12, scored an impressive 493 marks (98.60%), representing GOVT. Inter College Badasi, Dehradun. The second position was a tie between Keshav Bhatt and Komal Kumari, both scoring 489 marks (97.80%). Keshav studied in Karbari Grant, Dehradun, while Komal was from Goswami Ganesh Dutt Saraswati Vidya Mandir IC, Uttarkashi. The third position was secured by Ayush Singh Rawat from SVM IC Awas Vikas Rishikesh, Dehradun, with 484 marks, or 96.80%.
Other Key Highlights
• Overall pass percentage: The Class 10 pass percentage for the state stands at 90.77%. Girls outperformed boys, with a pass percentage of 93.25%, while boys had a pass percentage of 88.20%.
• Class 12 pass percentage: The overall pass percentage for Class 12 is 83.23%, with girls achieving a pass rate of 86.20%, surpassing boys at 80.10%.
• District-wise performance: For Class 10, Champawat emerged as the top-performing district with an impressive 96.97% pass rate, while for Class 12, Pithoragarh topped with a pass percentage of 91.90%.
• Honours and divisions: A total of 12,439 students passed with honours in Class 10, while 7,575 students secured honours in Class 12.
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The UBSE’s results for 2025 reflect a trend of excellent academic performance across the state, with both boys and girls excelling in their respective exams. As we celebrate the success of the toppers and other high achievers, it’s clear that Uttarakhand continues to uphold its reputation for producing dedicated and bright students.
This year’s results have brought pride to their schools, districts, and families, and we can expect many more students to follow in their footsteps in the coming years.

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has declared the results of JEE (Main) 2025 Session 2 for Paper 1 (B.E./B.Tech.), with 24 candidates securing a perfect 100 percentile score. While the spotlight remains on these top scorers from states like Rajasthan, Maharashtra, and Telangana, the NTA has also withheld the results of 110 candidates who were found to have used unfair means, including forged documents and impersonation, during the examination process.
In addition to these 110 candidates, the results of 23 more students have been put on hold due to discrepancies in personal details including mismatched photographs and biometric data. These candidates have been asked to submit proof of identity, duly attested by a gazetted officer, in order to verify their records and enable result declaration.
Strict measures in place to ensure exam integrity
As one of the most competitive entrance exams in the country, JEE (Main) is closely monitored by NTA using a multi-layered security system. To uphold the sanctity of the examination, the agency deployed biometric verification, AI-based video analytics, and live CCTV surveillance at all examination centres. Additionally, 5G jammers were installed to prevent digital malpractice.
According to the official press release, pre-examination audits were conducted by third-party agencies at newly established centres, while over 1,100 examination functionaries and stakeholders were trained in advance. A central control room in New Delhi tracked all examination centres in real time to detect and prevent any suspicious activity.
Biometric mismatches and document forgery reported
Among the 110 cases flagged by the NTA, a significant number were related to forged documents, fake identities, and the use of impostors to appear for the exam. In some instances, candidates altered their identification documents, such as admit cards or ID proofs, to misrepresent their credentials.
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In the 23 cases with withheld results, candidates failed to match their biometric information or were found with mismatched photographs when compared with their application forms. These students have been directed to submit official verification documents before a final decision is made regarding their eligibility.
Unfair means cases from both January and April sessions
This year, the JEE (Main) examination was conducted in two sessions—January and April 2025. NTA reported that during the Session 1 exam, 39 candidates were found guilty of unfair means. The number rose significantly in Session 2, with 110 candidates facing similar charges. This brings the total number of cases under suspicion to 149 candidates across both sessions.
JEE Main 2025 session 2 results declared: Check cut-offs here
The agency emphasized that it has zero tolerance towards any form of cheating or malpractice, and the withheld results will not be released unless the candidates are able to satisfactorily prove their identity and clear all discrepancies.
NTA urges candidates to follow rules strictly
The NTA reiterated its commitment to maintaining fairness and transparency in all its examinations. All candidates were informed in advance through detailed advisories about the importance of correct identity proof, biometric verification, and ethical conduct. Any deviation from these guidelines was flagged and dealt with strictly.
JEE Main Result 2025 Toppers List
Parents and students are urged to cooperate with authorities and refrain from using unethical means to gain admission into prestigious institutions. Candidates whose results are withheld must contact NTA at the earliest with the necessary documentation for further processing.

JEE Main 2025 Session 2 results: The National Testing Agency (NTA) has officially declared the results for JEE Main 2025 Session 2 (April session) for Paper 1 (B.E./B.Tech.). Candidates who appeared for the examination can now access their scorecards through the official website jeemain.nta.nic.in. This year, the examination witnessed extraordinary performances, with 24 candidates scoring a perfect 100 percentile, underscoring the intense level of preparation and competition among engineering aspirants.
These high scorers hail from various states across India, including Rajasthan, Maharashtra, West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Telangana, Gujarat, Delhi, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh, reflecting the pan-India nature of the examination. Interestingly, among these top achievers, two are female candidates—a notable development given the traditionally male-dominated field of engineering entrance tests.
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24 Candidates tops
Among the 24 candidates who secured a perfect 100 NTA score, Rajasthan emerged as the frontrunner with seven students from the state achieving this feat. This continues Rajasthan’s legacy of producing top engineering talent. Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh also had strong representations, followed by West Bengal, Telangana, Gujarat, and Karnataka.
What’s especially heartening this year is the representation of female students in the 100 percentile club. Devdutta Majhi from West Bengal and Sai Manogna Guthikonda from Andhra Pradesh made it to this elite list, showcasing the growing gender diversity in STEM fields.
Here are a few of the top scorers:
• Archisman Nandy and Devdutta Majhi from West Bengal
• Aayush Ravi Chaudhari, Sanidhya Saraf, and Vishad Jain from Maharashtra
• Shreyas Lohiya, Kushagra Baingaha, and Saurav from Uttar Pradesh
• Kushagra Gupta from Karnataka
• Om Prakash Behera, Ayush Singhal, Rajit Gupta, and Saksham Jindal from Rajasthan
Candidates with 100 percentile scores
Out of 24 candidates with a perfect 100 NTA score, the highest number—seven—are from Rajasthan. Other high performers are from Maharashtra, West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Telangana, and Gujarat. Among these toppers, two are female candidates: Devdutta Majhi (West Bengal) and Sai Manogna Guthikonda (Andhra Pradesh).

Cut-off Percentiles for JEE Advanced 2025 Eligibility
The NTA also released the category-wise NTA score cut-offs for eligibility to appear in the JEE Advanced 2025, which is the qualifying examination for admission into prestigious Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs). These cut-offs determine who qualifies to appear in the next stage.

Here’s a detailed look:
• General (UR): Candidates with percentiles 93.10 and above qualify. Around 97,321 candidates fall in this bracket.
• Economically Weaker Section (EWS): Percentile cut-off is 80.38 with 25,009 students qualifying.
• OBC-NCL: Candidates with scores above 79.43 percentile qualify. A total of 67,614 from this category made the cut.
• Scheduled Castes (SC): Cut-off was 61.15 percentile, with 37,519 eligible candidates.
• Scheduled Tribes (ST): The lowest cut-off was at 47.90 percentile, with 18,823 students qualifying.
• PwBD (Persons with Benchmark Disabilities): The qualifying range started from as low as 0.0079 percentile, with 3,950 candidates eligible.
Security Measures and Fairness Initiatives by NTA
To ensure the sanctity of the examination process, the NTA deployed state-of-the-art security mechanisms, making JEE Main 2025 one of the most secure national-level exams.
These included:
• Artificial Intelligence-based remote video surveillance
• Live CCTV monitoring at all centres
• Biometric verification for identity confirmation
• Use of 5G signal jammers to block unauthorized communication
• Engagement of virtual observers to monitor exam halls in real-time
To ensure smooth operations, over 1,100 officials were specially trained, and 858 observers along with 283 city coordinators were stationed across the centres.
Despite these efforts, 110 candidates were caught using unfair means, and their results have been withheld. Additionally, the results of 23 candidates were put on hold due to discrepancies in identity verification.
Gender and Category-wise Participation in Session 2
• The participation breakdown by category and gender gives insight into the reach and inclusivity of JEE Main:
• General category saw over 4 lakh registrations, with nearly 3.72 lakh appearing.
• OBC-NCL candidates had high representation as well, with almost 3 lakh registered, and more than 3.74 lakh appearing.
• Female candidates accounted for a significant portion of test-takers across all categories.
Overview of JEE Main 2025 Examination Structure and Participation
The JEE Main 2025 examination was conducted in two sessions—the first in January 2025 and the second in April 2025. This dual-session structure offers students an opportunity to improve their performance and allows for the best score to be considered in the final merit list.
Across both sessions, a massive 15,39,848 unique candidates registered, out of which 14,75,103 candidates appeared, indicating a high level of participation and commitment among aspirants. For those who appeared in both sessions, the best score out of the two was considered while calculating the final NTA percentile.
Session 2 Exam Conduct and Attendance: 93.5% Turnout
The Session 2 (April 2025) examination was conducted from April 2 to April 8, across nine shifts. The exam was held at 531 centres located in 300 cities, which also included 15 international cities—demonstrating the global reach and relevance of the JEE Main for Indian students abroad.
Out of the 10,61,840 candidates who registered for this session, an impressive 9,92,350 candidates actually appeared, resulting in an overall attendance rate of approximately 93.5%. Each day’s shift saw a consistently high turnout, with many shifts crossing 94% attendance—a testament to the dedication of the students and the smooth execution of the examination process by the NTA.
Here’s a breakdown of the attendance per day and shift:
Day 1 (April 2): Over 2.17 lakh candidates were scheduled, with over 92% attendance in both shifts.
Day 2 (April 3): Similar numbers and a slight improvement in attendance, especially in the second shift, which reached 93.49%.
Day 3 (April 4): Attendance peaked at over 94%, highlighting growing momentum and enthusiasm.
Day 4 (April 7): Again, attendance remained robust with more than 94% of students attending the second shift.
Day 5 (April 8): Only one shift was conducted, but it maintained the trend with over 94% attendance.
Next Steps for Aspirants
With Paper 1 results now out, candidates can download their scorecards from the official portal. The results for Paper 2A (B.Arch.) and 2B (B.Planning) will be declared separately.
Students who meet the cut-off percentile should begin preparations for JEE Advanced 2025, the next and final hurdle for admission into India’s top engineering institutes, including the IITs.
For any queries or support, students can contact:
NTA Helpline: +91-11-40759000
Email: jeemain@nta.ac.in