• Bihar Board manages and conducts board exams for matriculation and intermediate level school students
• Bihar Board is established for:
• Conducting examinations at the end of the secondary school stage
• Prescribing courses of study for such examinations
• Carrying out such other duties as stated in the act, rules and regulations of the board

• Every year Bihar Board conducts annual secondary school examinations in the month of February/March
• It conducts supplementary school examinations in the month of August/September on the basis of the syllabus prescribed by the state government
• It also conducts departmental examinations such as Diploma in Physical Education, Certificate in Physical Education and Teachers Training Examination on terms and conditions laid down by the state government

• According to media reports, Bihar Board might announce the Bihar board Class 10 result for 2018, in the last week of June, on their official website
• Generally, Bihar Board takes around 40 to 45 days to release the results, after completion of the board exam and this year should be no different
• This timeline might be changed as compared to last year’s declaration date, which was June 22
• However, you must keep in mind that this is merely a tentative date and that the final result declaration date will be announced soon by Bihar Board

In 2017, the Class 10 result was declared on June 22.

Bihar Class 10 Result – Key Statistics
Total Number of Students	17.24 lakh
Overall Pass Percentage	50.12%
Total Number of Passed Students	8.63 lakh
Total Number of Failed Students	8.61 lakh
Pass Percentage of Male Students	49.60%
Pass Percentage of Female Students	40%

You can apply for revaluation / rechecking of the answer sheets. The board provides this facility to all students at a nominal fee.

• Bihar Board Class 12 exams ended on February 16, 2018
• Nearly 11+ lakh students have appeared for the Bihar board Class 12 examinations in 2018
• The exam was held at 1,384 centres across the state
• As per the latest media reports, Bihar Board is planning to declare the intermediate result as per the schedule
• Bihar Board will declare the Class 12 result stream-wise (Science, Commerce, Arts) in the month of May, 2018 on the official website of the board
• Generally, the Bihar Board takes around 40 to 45 days to release the results, after completion of the board exam and this year should be no different

You will have the options of downloading a soft copy or taking a printout of the scorecard for future reference. The downloaded copy of the results can be used as a provisional result until the original mark sheets are made available. You can apply for re-evaluation / rechecking of the answer sheets. The Bihar Board would charge a nominal fee for re-checking your answer sheets.

Over 12.40 lakh students appeared for the Bihar Class 12 exams. Out of these students, just 4.37 lakh or 35.25% managed to clear the board exam. The key statistics for all the three streams are provided in the table below:

Bihar Class 12 Result – Key Statistics

	Arts	Science	Commerce
Total Number of Students	5.33 lakh	6.46 lakh	60,022
Total Pass Percentage	37.11%	30.11%	73.76%

1st Sitting (9.20 AM to 12.45 PM)	2nd Sitting (2 PM to 5.15 PM)	Date	Day
English (General)	English (General)	21st February 2018	Wednesday
Social Science	Social Science	22nd February 2018	Thursday
Science	Science	23rd February 2018	Friday
Mathematics	Mathematics	24th February 2018	Saturday
Native Language (Hindi, Urdu, Bengali & Maithli)	Native Language (Hindi, Urdu, Bengali & Maithli)	26th February 2018	Monday
Sanskrit, Arabic, Farsi, Bhojpuri	Sanskrit, Arabic, Farsi, Bhojpuri	27th February 2018	Tuesday
Optional Subject	Optional Subject	28th February 2018	Wednesday

1st Sitting (9:45AM to 1:00 PM)	2nd Sitting (1:45PM to 5:00 PM)	Date	Day
Biology, Entrepreneurship	Philosophy, R.B. Hindi	6th February 2018	Tuesday
Language Subjects	Computer Science, Multimedia & Web. Tech Foundation Course	7th February 2018	Wednesday
Physics, Yoga & Physical Edu.	History, English	8th February 2018	Thursday
N.R.B. & M.B.	Accountancy, Vocational Trade – I	9th February 2018	Friday
Chemistry	Political Science, Vocational Trade – II	10th February 2018	Saturday
Agriculture, Music	Business Studies, Geography	12th February 2018	Monday
Language Subjects	Psychology, Vocational Trade – III	13th February 2018	Tuesday
N.R.B. & M.B.	Sociology, Related Subjects	14th February 2018	Wednesday
Mathematics	Economics	15th February 2018	Thursday
Home Science Economics	16th February 2018	Friday

Prepare a study plan

For completing the syllabus well ahead in time, it is important that you check the entire syllabus and prepare a detailed study plan. Any comprehensive study plan should include reading the basic study material, followed by a thorough study of additional reference books to gain detailed knowledge on the subject. Practicing a set of questions that test the conceptual understanding of the subject will be helpful. Closer to the exam, go through previous years' question papers and study material to understand the examination pattern.

Also, based on your understanding of the relevant subject, you should decide whether you might need additional tutorials or help to perform better in examinations.

A month before examination

Jot down all important formulae and definitions from every topic and revise them from time to time. Pen down the points which require detailed study and try to follow the paper pattern of the past five years. Going through online tutorials and last minute preparation tips may help in improving your scores.

A day before the examination

You should try to keep your mind refreshed and maintain a steady focus on the paper ahead. The examination venue and timing should be checked against your admit card, that will be uploaded on the official website of the board.

Just before the examination

Try to take a deep breath and feel relaxed before the examination. Optimal self-confidence is the key to a good performance.

Examination time

Make sure you carry pens, pencils, scales, erasers, admit cards, drinking water, etc. Read the questions thoroughly before jumping to a conclusive answer. Try highlighting the key-points that the question demands. Adding charts and diagrams, wherever necessary, often improves readability of the answers. Make sure you mention your name, roll number and other relevant details in the answer sheet.

Solving sample papers is as important as solving previous years' papers. Not only does it give you an idea of the question pattern, but also prepares you for questions which have never been asked in the actual examinations.

Previous years’ papers are important to practice because they help you simulate the real exam. Make sure that you practice more and more so that you can memorise all the formulae and solve problems easily on the day of the exam.