WBBSE 10th results 2017: West Bengal Madhyamik result 2017 likely to be declared after May 17, check wbresults.nic.in, wbbse.org for updates

WBBSE 10th results 2017: West Bengal Madhyamik results 2017 likely to be declared after May 16, check wbresults.nic.in, wbbse.org for updates

WBBSE 10th result 2017/West Bengal Madhyamik results 2017 : The West Bengal Board of Secondary Education is likely to declare the West Bengal Madhyamik Class 10th Result 2017 anytime after May 17 on wbresults.nic.in, reports said. The WBBSE had conducted the Madhyamik examination in the months of February-March 2016. Around 10 lakh students have appeared for the WB Madhyamik Exam 2017 this year. Students who appeared for the examinations will be able to check their results on boards official website once declared. All the students who wrote the examinations are eagerly waiting for the results to be declared. We wish all the very best to the students for WBBSE 10th result 2017/West Bengal Madhyamik results 2017. Keep checking this space for latest results updates. [ALSO READ] EXCLUSIVE: Modi only 'burst balloons in air'; BJP won't win more than 60 seats in Gujarat, says Hardik Patel To all those who will score good marks in WBBSE Madhyamik Class 10 exams must remember that it’s just a beginning and you have to continue building upon your performance. And to others, remember that your exam results are just that – marks given to one thing you wrote down, once. They’re not a number that reflects your worth, and they won’t stop you doing what you want in the long-term and you can still achieve heights if you concentrate more upon your future goals. How to check WBBSE 10th result 2017/West Bengal Madhyamik results 2017 when declared 1: Access the WBBSE official website: wbresults.nic.in 2: Enter your details such as roll number and other required details in the respected fields. 3: Click on ‘Submit’ 4: Your results will be flashed on the screen. About the board: The Board of Secondary Education (West Bengal) was established in 1951. The Board was subsequently renamed    as West Bengal Board of Secondary Education in 1964, under the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education Act 1963. Presently the Board is    handling around 10238 numbers of schools.