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BSEB Class 10 (matric) results declared: Alternative ways to check your score if official website crashes

IF BSEB Class 10 result website crashes, candidates can send SMS — BSEBROLLNUMBER — to 56263 to get their result on their phones in the form of a text message.

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FP Staff|Apr 10, 2019, 13:56:34 IST
The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has announced the results for BSEB Class 10 (matric) examination today on the official websites of the board — biharboardonline.bihar.gov.in, biharboard.ac.in and bsebinteredu.in. The board had said the results will be out by 12.30 pm, however, the final tally was released at 1.10 pm at a press conference by board officials in Patna.[caption id="attachment_5077771" align="alignleft" width="380"]Representational image. AFP

Representational image. AFP[/caption]Considering, there are around 16.6 lakh students who had registered for the examination that was held between 21 to 28 February, it's possible that the result websites may crash on Saturday soon after the result is declared.If that happens, candidates should not panic. This is a temporary glitch, and quite common. The websites will soon become operational for you to check the results.Often exam result website are unable to take the load of requests sent by candidates, and crash soon after the result is declared.Besides, there are alternative ways for candidates to check their results using their mobile phones.Alternative steps to check resultVia mobile phone:Candidates are required to send the message BSEB

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First Published:Apr 06, 2019, 12:47:33 IST
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