Supplementary Results for PSEB 10th and 12th Grades Set to Be Announced Shortly; Verify Minimum Passing Scores

The Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) is set to announce the results for the 10th and 12th supplementary examinations for 2026 in the near future. Students who participated in these exams can expect the results to be available on the official PSEB website, pseb.ac.in. To pass the supplementary exams, students must achieve a minimum score of 33% in each subject, which is a requirement for both theory and practical components of the assessments.

The PSEB conducted the 12th supplementary examinations from July 4 to July 6, 2026, while the 10th supplementary exams took place from July 6 to July 16, 2026. These supplementary exams provide students with a crucial opportunity to improve their scores and secure their academic progression. The board emphasizes the importance of meeting the passing criteria to qualify for the next stages of their education.

For the 10th grade, the passing marks for various subjects are as follows: Hindi/Urdu requires a minimum of 24 out of 75, Punjabi also requires 24 out of 75, English needs 30 out of 90, Social Science requires 26 out of 80, Science needs 23 out of 70, Math requires 30 out of 90, and Pre-Vocational subjects require 16 out of 50. These benchmarks are critical for students aiming to pass their supplementary exams.

Similarly, the passing marks for the 12th grade subjects are set at specific thresholds. For instance, General English and General Punjabi each require 26 out of 80, while Environmental Education requires 15 out of 45. Other subjects such as Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics require 23 out of 70, and various social science subjects require 26 out of 80. Understanding these requirements is essential for students as they await their results.

As the announcement date approaches, students are encouraged to stay informed about the latest updates regarding their results. The PSEB aims to provide timely information to assist students in their academic journeys. For further inquiries or assistance, students can reach out to the board through official communication channels.