PSEB 12th Result 2025: Girls Outshine Boys Again
For the first time in the five-year history of the exam, class 12 students have scored 100% in the practical exam. Girls outshine boys again. Now, check district-wise and school-wise pass percentages.
PSEB 12th Result 2025: Harsirat Kaur Scores 500/500, Girls Outshine Boys In Punjab Board Exam
Barnala’s Bright Star Becomes State Topper With Perfect Score
The Punjab Board 12th Result 2025 has been finally declared, and it is time to celebrate for thousands of students across the state. But the limelight is clearly on Harsirat Kaur of Barnala, who created history by bagging the perfect 500 out of 500 marks. Her remarkable success has put her right on top of the Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) charts this year.
Students Can Check Scores Online.
May 14, 2025 OFFICIAL RESULTS: The official results were released today, 14th May 2025. They can also check for their results on the board’s official website, http://pseb. ac. in, or visit livehindustan. com for easier reading. All you need is a roll number to check the scorecard.
Over 2.6 Lakh Appear, Girls Outshine Again
This year, 2,65,388 students gave the Class 12 exams. Of these, 2,41,506 candidates cleared it, achieving a pass percentage of 91 percent. And once again, girls excelled far more than the boys. The pass percentage for girls is 94.32 and for boys it is 88.08, with a gender gap of over 6%.
Amritsar District Leads from the Front
District-wise performance, Amritsar had topped with an impressive pass percentage of 96.29%. Among the toppers,
Harsirat Kaur bagged the first position with 500 marks, Manveer Kaur and Arsh secured the second position scoring 498.
Private Schools Are Ahead, But Rural Areas Do Better
Success rate in private schools was 92.47% against 91.01% in govt schools. Aided schools came second with 86.86%. In a surprising twist, rural areas outpaced urban ones. The pass percentage has declined by nearly two percentage points compared with last year’s figure of 91.16%. Since the urban pass percentage was 90.74 %, the rural pass percentage was a tad higher at 91.20%.
An Outcome That Would Excite The Youth Of Punjab
Harsirat’s spotless record is not only a win for the individual but also for Punjab. Hundreds, thousands of students across the state have been inspired by her commitment. And with girls outshining boys and rural talent on the rise, the academic future of Punjab seems brighter than ever.
The Punjab Board Class 12 results this year pare roving determination, discipline, and a bright future