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Odisha Board Class 12 Results to Be Declared on May 20 Education Minister Nityanand Gond Announces

Odisha Board 12th Result 2025 will be declared on May 20, as confirmed by Education Minister Nityanand Gond. Check official date, steps to download, and updates here.

May 18, 2026
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CHSE Odisha Announces Plus Two Results for May 20All Streams to Be Declared SimultaneouslyExamination Timeline and Student ParticipationBreakdown of Candidates by StreamPost-Result ProceduresSteps to Access the Scorecard

CHSE Odisha Announces Plus Two Results for May 20

The Council of Higher Secondary Education (CHSE), Odisha, has officially confirmed the release date for the Class 12 board examination results. According to School and Mass Education Minister Nityananda Gond, the Plus Two results will be declared on May 20, 2026. This announcement brings clarity to the thousands of students who have been eagerly awaiting their performance summaries.

All Streams to Be Declared Simultaneously

In a notable development this year, the results for all four academic streams—Arts, Science, Commerce, and Vocational—will be released together. This marks a shift from previous years when results were often staggered across different dates. Students from every stream will now be able to access their scorecards on the same day, eliminating the anxiety of prolonged waiting periods. The official announcement is scheduled to take place between 12:30 PM and 1:00 PM.

Examination Timeline and Student Participation

The Plus Two examinations were conducted across the state from February 18 to March 27, 2026. The assessment period spanned approximately six weeks, with tests held at numerous examination centers throughout Odisha. This year, over 410,000 students registered for and appeared in the annual Plus Two examinations.

Minister Gond confirmed that all necessary arrangements have been finalized for the result declaration. He assured that measures are in place to ensure candidates can smoothly access their results through the official CHSE website. When asked about the possibility of issuing certificates in both Odia and English—a practice adopted for the matriculation results—the minister stated that a final decision had not yet been made.

Breakdown of Candidates by Stream

The distribution of examinees across different streams is as follows:

  • Arts: approximately 256,000 students
  • Science: approximately 115,000 students
  • Commerce: approximately 24,600 students
  • Vocational: approximately 6,000 students

Post-Result Procedures

Following the release of the results, the board is expected to initiate the registration process for supplementary examinations. Candidates who wish to improve their scores or clear pending subjects will have the opportunity to apply for these exams. Additionally, original mark sheets will be dispatched to respective schools within roughly two weeks of the online result declaration. Students are advised to collect their physical documents from their institutions once they are made available.

Steps to Access the Scorecard

Students can view and download their results by following a straightforward process. The official portals for result checking are the CHSE Odisha website and the alternate results portal. Here is how to proceed:

  • Visit the official CHSE Odisha website.
  • Locate and select the link labeled for the Plus Two Result on the homepage.
  • Alternatively, students may use the secondary results website to access their scores.
  • Once the result appears on screen, download the scorecard and keep a printed copy for future reference.

With the date now officially confirmed, students across Odisha can prepare for the outcome. The simultaneous release across all streams is expected to streamline the process and provide a unified result day for all candidates.

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