BSE Odisha 2025 10th Result OUT! Click here to Check the Result and the Steps to Download

The Board of Secondary Education (BSE), Odisha, is going to announce the Class 10 Matric results live on the official website at bseodisha.ac.in. The results would be put out from 6 PM onwards on the official website or could be availed by an SMS on the phone when the candidate types the ‘’OR10 RollNo” and sends it to 5676750.

The Odisha Board Class 10 exams were conducted from 20th February to 4th March 2025, spread over 3,300 exam centres across the state. Along with the Class 10 Result, the BSE will also release the State Open School Certificate examination and the Madhyama examination results today.

Last year, around 59.88% of the students had passed the SOSC examination, while 98.12% of them cleared the Madhyama examination.

Last year BSE Odisha had declared the class 10 exam results on 26th May 2025. 96.07% of the students passed the exams, and the girls outshone the boys as the pass percentage of girls stood at 96.73% and for boys it was 95.39%. 2644 schools had recorded 100% results. Khurda district recorded the highest passing percentage of 97.98% in the overall Odisha, while the Nuapada district reported the minimum pass percentage of 93.91% in the whole state.

Steps to Check your BSE Odisha 2025 Class 10 Result

• Visit the official website of BSE Odisha at bseodisha.ac.in.
• Find the link “Odisha Class 10 result 2025” or “Annual HSC Exam Results 2025”, find the appropriate link, and click to continue.
• Enter your required details, and click submit.
• See your final result and download the marksheet for future reference.

BSE has announced that students would be able to check their results through the various mobile apps like Umang, DigiLocker, etc. Here on these platforms pre-registration is required with the registered mobile number linked to Aadhaar.

BSE Odisha introduced a digital lock system in the transportation of the question paper to prevent paper leaks and ensure the safety of exam question papers. There were rumors of papers leaking on the online platform. To prevent this, BSE introduced water-marked and QR-code-printed question papers. Each paper is marked by distinct identifiers like the examination centre, candidate information, and others