Odisha Plus 2 results 2025 declared: Science records highest pass percentage, Check detailed stream-wise analysis here

The Council of Higher Secondary Education (CHSE), Odisha officially declared the Class 12th board examination results for 2025 today, May 21, at 4 PM. The results encompass all major academic streams—Science, Commerce, Arts, and Vocational—and are now accessible through official websites (chseodisha.nic.in and orissaresults.nic.in), DigiLocker, and SMS services.This year, over 3.9 lakh students appeared for the examinations, which were conducted between February 18 and March 27, 2025.Students can download their provisional scorecards using their roll number and registration details, while original mark sheets will be distributed by respective schools in the coming weeks. The results are crucial for determining students’ eligibility for undergraduate admissions and scholarships, making this a high-stakes moment for many. The council has also outlined provisions for re-evaluation and supplementary exams for students who wish to improve their results or failed to meet the qualifying criteria.The Science stream has attained the highest pass percentage of 86.49%, and vocational studies have gained the lowest pass rate of 60.57%. Check the detailed stream-wise analysis of the Odisha Class 12th result 2025.

Arts Stream

The Arts stream, which saw the highest number of examinees, recorded an overall pass percentage of 80.51%. Of the 2.43 lakh students who appeared, nearly 1.96 lakh passed, with girls significantly ahead, achieving 86.80% compared to 72.64% among boys.

Commerce stream

The Commerce stream secured the second-highest pass percentage this year at 83.20%. Out of 25,108 students who appeared, over 20,800 cleared the exams, with girls outperforming boys by a notable margin—85.77% pass rate for girls against 81.71% for boys.

Leading the trail in the CHSE OdishaClass 12 results 2025, the Science stream recorded the highest pass percentage at 87.50%. With over 99,700 students clearing the exam, girls outshone boys once again, achieving a pass rate of 88.57% compared to 86.49% for boys.

Vocational stream

Despite being aimed at skill development and job readiness, the Vocational stream posted the lowest pass percentage at 60.57%. Of the 5,572 candidates who appeared, only 3,375 cleared the exam, with girls once again ahead of boys by nearly 10 percentage points.