According to the Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee, the results will be released simultaneously across the country, with the process expected to begin around 10am.

A total of 18,57,344 students registered for this year’s examinations under 11 education boards. Of them, 14,18,398 are SSC candidates, 3,04,286 Dakhil candidates and 1,34,660 students are enrolled in SSC and Dakhil vocational programmes.

The candidates include 9,30,305 boys and 9,27,039 girls.

The written examinations began on 21 April. SSC examinations under the general education boards ended on 20 May, while Dakhil and vocational examinations concluded on 24 May.

Students will be able to access their results through the official education board results website by entering their examination details, including roll and registration numbers.

Results will also be available via SMS. General SSC candidates can send “SSC” followed by the first three letters of their board, roll number and year to 16222.

Dakhil candidates can send “Dakhil” followed by the first three letters of their board, roll number and year to 16222, while vocational candidates can use “SSC TEC” followed by their roll number and year.

Educational institutions will also be able to download their institutional result sheets through the respective education board websites using their EIIN numbers.