Gujarat Board SSC, HSC Result 2022:The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board is likely to declare the GSEB Class 10th and Class 12th Arts and Commerce results soon. According to the Gujarat Board officials, the GSEB SSC Result 2022 will be announced sometime after June 10, 2022. The Class 10 SSC and Class 12 HSC Arts and Commerce results will be available on the Gujarat GSHSEB’s official website – www.gseb.org. Therefore, students are advised to keep a check on the site to keep themselves updated of all the latest updates and developments.
SHSEB has already released the Gujarat HSC Science results for 2022 on May 12. GSHSEB Class 10 SSC and Class 12 HSC board exams were started from March 28th, 2022. According to GSEB board rules, a student is required to obtain at least a grade D in all the subjects to qualify for exams. Students who score a grade E1 or a grade E2 in the subjects will have to appear in the supplementary exams to improve their performance. SSEB has also released the SSC Science results on May 12. Scoring 2, 17, 23, 22 and 24 will result in a B1 grade. The remaining grades are A2, A3, and A4 respectively.
Gujarat Board SSC, HSC Result 2022: Grade System
To obtain A1 grade, students have to score more than 90 percent of their marks.
Students who score between 80% and 90% will get Grade A. Those who score between 70% and 80% will get Grade B. The lowest Grade D is for those students who score less than 40%. On an estimation, more than 7 lakh students took the GSEB SSC Exam 2022, which was held between March 28, 2022 to April 9, 2022. In 2021, the GSEB canceled the Class 10th and 12th board exams in view of the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic and all students were promoted to the next session. The GSEB SSC Exam 2022 was held on March 28, 2019 and April 9, 2019. The examination was held online in two sessions in the morning and evening. A total number of 1,061 candidates were called for an interview. Out of 1,061 candidates, only 603 were shortlisted and were asked to appear for two interviews.