The West Bengal Education Board president Chiranjib Bhattacharya announced the decision. WBCHSE has recommended the government to hold two board exams for class XII students from the 2025-26 academic session. As part of the new development, the board is planning to conduct WB HS exams 2025 in the months of November and March.
West Bengal Board to split WB HS Board Exam 2025 in two parts
WBCHSE Board Exam 2025: The West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education (WBCHSE) has asked the state government to split WBCHSE Class 12 Board Exams 2025. The decision is taken in line with the education policy of West Bengal that mandates splitting the higher secondary examination into two parts.
The West Bengal Education Board president Chiranjib Bhattacharya announced the decision. WBCHSE has recommended the government to hold two board exams for class XII students from the 2025-26 academic session. As part of the new development, the board is planning to conduct WB HS exams 2025 in the months of November and March.
WB HS Exams 2025 in two parts
The Board will conduct the first semester exams are in the month of November. WB HS 1st Semester Exam 2025 will be conducted in an objective mode. The students here will be required to answer the questions in the OMR sheets. While the WBCHSE second semester exam will be conducted in descriptive mode where the students will be required to give elaborate and well-explained answers.
How will be WB HS Result 2025 calculated?
The final marks of the students will be calculated based on the average of the marks of the two semesters. The marking for the final results have been divided into two exams so that the students do not become complacent after scoring high marks in the first examination.
Provisions for CWSN students under West Bengal Board
Earlier, the board had introduced provisions for Children With Special Needs (CWSN). Extra time of 60 minutes for three hours exam will be given to Students belonging to CWSN to complete the exam. The blind candidates will be allowed the usage of a magnifying glass and calculators for checking the paper. The board will also provide a provision of a reader to read the question paper in case a student with disability does not want scribe facility. Persons with disabilities will be permitted to use assistive devices during the exam.
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