WBBSE Board Exams: Dates, Eligibility, Application Form, Exam Pattern, Admit Card, Syllabus, Result

West Bengal Madhyamik Examination: Latest Updates

• WBBSE Madhyami exam date: Expected to be scheduled from 2 February to 12 February 2026. 
• WBBSE Madhyamik results: Expected to be declared in April - May 2026

The West Bengal Madhyamik examination is the qualifying exam for class 10th students conducted by the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE). It consists of 7 compulsory subjects, including Physical Science, Mathematics, Geography, Environment, Life Sciences, and others. 

The types of questions in the paper include multiple-choice (MCQs), very short answer, short answer, and long answer questions. The exam is held offline in a written format. Total marks in the WBBSE Madhyamik exam are 800, which includes the total internal assessment marks of 80. Students must score 272 or 34% to pass this exam. 

The registration and admit card distribution process is conducted by the schools. After the exams, candidates can check their West Bengal Madhyamik results online using their roll number. 

West Bengal Madhyamik Examination: Highlights 

Here are the main details about the West Bengal Madhyamik examination. 

West Bengal Madhyamik Examination: Application/Registration Process

The registration process for Madhyamik candidates will be conducted by their respective schools. Here are the steps that candidates must follow for registration:

• Get the West Bengal Madhyamik registration form from the school on the scheduled date. 
• Fill out the details correctly in the form and submit it. 
• Get the admit card on the date scheduled by the school after the registration form submission. 

Here are the major subjects in the WBBSE Madhyamik exam and the key topics within them. 

The eligibility criteria, exam pattern, passing marks, and results are some of the key details related to the West Bengal Madhyamik exams. Check the key information about the exam given below.

West Bengal Madhyamik Examination: Eligibility Criteria

According to the latest regulations declared by the West Bengal government, students aged 15 years or above are eligible to appear for the Madhyamik examinations. 

West Bengal Madhyamik Examination: Exam Pattern

The exam pattern for the upcoming West Bengal Madhyamik exams will be similar to the previous years’ patterns. Check the table below to understand the overall pattern of the exam. 

West Bengal Madhyamik Examination: Passing Marks

The passing marks in the West Bengal Madhyamik examination are 272 out of 800, which is 34% of the total marks. In the grading system, this is equivalent to a grade C. If a candidate fails, they can take the WBBSE compartment exam in the failed subject. 

Check the passing marks given separately for the Madhyamik exam and the internal exam. 

West Bengal Madhyamik Examination: Results

The expected dates, the result declaration mode, and the official websites to check the West Bengal Madhyamik exam results are given below. 

West Bengal Madhyamik Results: How to Check the Results Online?

You can check the West Bengal Madhyamik Exam results with the following steps:

• Open the official Madhyamik exam result portal of WBBSE. 
• Find and click on the link for the WBBSE Madhyamik exam result. 
• Submit your roll number and date of birth to open the results on the screen. 

West Bengal Madhyamik Examination: Previous Years’ Question Papers

You can find the previous year’s subject-wise question papers for the West Bengal Madhyamik examination in the table below. 

West Bengal Madhyamik Examination: Preparation Tips

Here are some helpful tips for you to prepare for the West Bengal Madhyamik examination:

• Solve the previous years’ papers: You will understand the exam pattern more effectively by attempting previous years’ papers. It will also help you know your preparation level and make improvements. 
• Regular revision: Revising all the topics you have covered regularly will ensure a good performance in those topics. 
• Stay updated on the syllabus: Make sure you know the latest syllabus for all the subjects. 
• Use study resources: You can benefit from various online and offline resources like reference books, study materials, and online learning platforms in your West Bengal Madhyamik exam preparations. 

West Bengal Madhyamik Examination: Important Guidelines 

Here are some important guidelines that you must follow for the West Bengal Madhyamik examination:

• You must reach the examination centre at least 30 minutes before the examination starts. 
• Do not carry any electronic devices into the exam hall. 
• Avoid carrying accessories like wallets and watches into the examination hall. 
• Carry your admit card and other important documents to the examination centre. 

West Bengal Madhyamik Examination: Dress Code

Usually, you will be expected to wear your school uniform to the examination hall for the WBBSE Madhyamik exams. If it is not mandatory, you must make sure to wear simple and comfortable clothes. 

Check the upcoming important dates related to the West Bengal Madhyamik exams in the table below. 

Ques: Where can I get the West Bengal Madhyamik exam application form?

Ans: You will get your Madhyamik form from the school authorities. Make sure to stay updated regarding the date for Madhyamik exam registration at your school. 

Ques: How does the Madhyamik exam compare with CBSE 10th exams?

Ans: In terms of difficulty, you can consider the WBBSE Madhyamik exam to be less difficult than the CBSE 10th exams. Other than that, you will find some differences in the syllabus and exam pattern. 

Ques: What are the online resources for West Bengal Madhyamik exam preparation? 

Ans: You can find the online resources found through educational websites to be useful for your Madhyamik preparation. Along with that, you can try out various online coaching platforms. 

Ques: What is the West Bengal Madhyamik examination subject-wise weightage?

Ans: Each subject paper in the Madhyamik exams will have a total of 100 marks. This includes 90 marks in the written exam conducted by WBBSE and 10 marks in the internal assessment. Accordingly, your result will be based on the combined marks. 

Ques: How does the West Bengal Madhyamik examination grading system work?

Ans: Here are the grades used in the WBBSE Madhyamik exams based on the marks scored: 

• 90 marks or above: AA
• 80 to 89 marks: A+
• 60 to 79 marks: A
• 45 to 59 marks: B+
• 35 to 44 marks: B 
• 25 to 34 marks: C
• Below 25 marks: D