PSEB 10th Result 2023 Declared: Gagandeep Kaur Tops Punjab Board Class 10 Exam

The Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) has announced the Class 10 results for the year 2023.

PSEB 10th Result 2023: Punjab Board class 10 result declared.

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The Punjab School Education Board has declared PSEB 10th Result 2023 on May 26, 2023. Students of class 10 can check their result from the official site of PSEB at pseb.ac.in. This year the overall pass percentage is 97.54%. In the Class 10 board examination, a significant number of 281,327 candidates appeared for the test, and out of them, an impressive 274,400 candidates successfully passed. The pass percentage among boys is recorded at 96.73 percent. Similarly, the pass percentage among girls is higher at 98.46 percent. 

In the Punjab Board Class 10 results for 2023, Gagandeep Kaur from Sant Mohan Das Memorial Senior Secondary School in Akot Sukhia, Faridkot, secured the top position. Gagandeep achieved a remarkable feat by scoring a perfect 650 out of 650 marks.

Students who appeared for the Class 10 board examination conducted by the Punjab Board can access their results conveniently through the official website of the Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) at pseb.ac.in from May 27, 8 am onwards.

Punjab Board Result: Toppers List 

Rank 1: Gagandeep Kaur 

Rank 2: Navjot

Rank 3: Harman Kaur

PSEB 10th District Wise Toppers 

Pathankot: 99.19 percent

Kapurthala: 99.2 percent 

Amritsar: 98.97 percent 

How To Check Punjab Board 10th Result 2023

Step 1: Visit the official website at pseb.ac.in

Step 2: Click on PSEB Class 10 result link available on the homepage.

Step 3: Enter the name or roll number and submit it.

Step 4: Your result will be displayed on the screen.

Step 5: Check and download the PSEB class 10th result.

The Class 10 board examination for this year took place from March 24 to April 20, 2023, at multiple exam centers throughout the state. The examination was conducted in a single shift, starting from 10 am and concluding at 1:15 pm. Most papers had a duration of three hours, except for subjects such as computer science, physical education and sports, and NSFQ (National Skills Qualifications Framework) subjects, which may have had different durations.