The West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education (WBCHSE) has officially declared the results of the Post Publication Scrutiny (PPS) and Post Publication Review (PPR) for 2025 for regular/normal candidates. This year, 7,701 students have seen their marks revised following the re-evaluation process.
According to the Council, a total of 42,524 applications were received — 24,630 for scrutiny and 17,894 for review. Out of these, 7,701 students had changes in their marks, while 34,823 results remained unchanged.
In the scrutiny category alone, marks were increased for 3,721 candidates, while 20,909 students saw no alterations. For PPR, 3,980 students experienced mark changes, and 13,914 did not see any adjustments.
Interestingly, among those whose marks improved, 7,326 students gained between 1 and 10 marks. Additionally, 348 students had their scores rise by 11 to 20 marks, 18 candidates gained 21 to 30 marks, and 9 students saw an increase of more than 31 marks.
Earlier, in the tatkaal PPS-PPR result declared on May 15, 2,689 students’ scores had been revised, including changes of up to 30+ marks for some. The Council also confirmed a change in the merit list after this re-evaluation. Mouma Biswas of Alipurduar’s Salkumarhat High School secured a spot at the ninth position on the merit list after her score rose from 487 to 489 following a review.
Schools have been instructed to submit the old mark sheets of affected students to the Council by June 5, 2025, for the official issuance of revised mark sheets.