Bihar Board 12th Answer Key Released: Raise Objections for Bihar Board Inter Exam by March 5

Bihar Board 12th Answer Key: BSEB Releases Bihar Board Intermediate Exam Answer Key, Raise Objections Till March 5

The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has officially released the answer key for the 12th board examination, which comprises objective questions. Students looking to verify their answers can do so via the official BSEB website at objective.biharboardonline.com. Furthermore, candidates who find discrepancies or wish to raise objections regarding the answer key can submit their grievances through the same portal until March 5, 2025, at 5 PM. This crucial process ensures transparency and fairness in the evaluation of the examination.

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How to Raise an Objection?

Visit the official BSEB website at objective.biharboardonline.com.
Click on the ‘Download 12th Exam Official Answer Key 2025’ button.
Enter your Roll Number and Roll Code to download your subject’s answer key.
If you wish to file an objection regarding a question, click on the button labeled ‘Objective For Senior Secondary Exam 2025’ to submit your objection.

Evaluation Process Initiated

The evaluation of the Bihar Board Intermediate exam answer sheets has commenced successfully. Over 100 evaluation centers have been established across the state, with seven located in the capital, Patna. According to the BSEB’s guidelines, the evaluation process will be conducted in a single shift from 9 AM to 5 PM. Instructions have been issued for examiners and co-examiners to enter the evaluation centers by 8 AM each morning, ensuring that every co-examiner assesses a minimum of 45 and a maximum of 55 answer sheets daily.

When Was the Exam Conducted?

The Bihar Board Intermediate (12th) examination took place from February 1 to February 15, 2025, conducted in two shifts daily. The results for this examination are expected to be announced in March. The exam comprises a total of 500 marks, with students scoring 300 marks or above (60% or more) classified as First Division. Students scoring between 225 and 299 marks will receive Second Division, those earning between 165 and 224 marks will be in Third Division, while scores below 165 marks will result in failure.