Students must review the West Bengal Madhyamik marking scheme 2025 as it will help students understand the evaluation process in detail. The West Bengal Madhyamik Exam 2025 is being conducted from February 10, 2025, to February 22, 2025. Students must secure a minimum of 34 marks in every subject to pass that subject. D grade in any subject refers to being disqualified and such candidates will have to appear for the compartment exams. 

The WBBSE Madhyamilk exam is conducted for 90 marks for the theory exam and 10 marks oral exam was conducted before. West Bengal Madhyamik grading system 2025 includes a 7-point grading scale. The grades are awarded to students based on the marks obtained by them. 

Check below for more information on the marking scheme of the West Bengal Madhyamik exam 2025, including marking allocation, grade evaluation, qualifying marks, and more!

West Bengal Madhyamik Marking Scheme 2025

As per the prescribed West Bengal Madhyamik Exam Pattern 2025, there are 8 compulsory subjects, comprising three language papers along with Maths, Life Sciences, and so on. Students are assessed through written papers as well as oral assignments in West Bengal Madhyamik Pariksha 2025. 

• Students have to take oral in Mathematics in the 2nd Unit test.
• Mathematic Board exam paper will be of 90 marks including 20 marks in Mathematics objectives.
• All second languages will have a 10-mark oral test for Board exams.
• The Boards will also assess the performance of students in the optional elective subjects, however, the marks for these subjects will not affect the overall score.

Subject-wise assessment markers as per the West Bengal Madhyamik marking scheme 2025 are mentioned in the table below.

West Bengal Madhyamik Marking Scheme 2025 PPR/PPS

As per the WBBSE Madhyamik marking scheme 2025, the board will accept only the online application for the P.P.S./P.P.R of the H.S. examination. 

• Candidates appearing for the board exam may apply for an online post-publication review within 15 days from the results publication date.
• Applications for PPR/PPS are restricted to theoretical papers only.
• Failed candidates may seek a review, provided they obtain at least a grade C in two compulsory subjects (Language or Elective)– for regular & continuing.

A candidate with overall consistency in the result reflected in securing the same grade O or A+ or A or B+ B or C or P in all subjects, including optional elective subjects, will not be eligible for review. Candidates must note the following instructions with utmost importance according to the West Bengal Madhyamik Marking Scheme.

• The duly filled online applications for post-publication review along with the fees have to be submitted within fifteen days from the publication date of the result.
• The council will reject any incomplete or incorrect applications for PPR/PPS and will not make any further inquiries in this regard.
• Results of PPR/PPS have to be communicated to the institutions concerned by the council.
• The candidate may also know the results from the council’s website.

West Bengal Madhyamik Grading System 2025

West Bengal Madhyamik grading system 2025 refers to 7 scale grading system awarded to students based on their scores. AA is the highest grade awarded to students with 90 marks and above. D is the lowest grade that is awarded if a student does not pass a subject. Students must achieve at least a C grade to pass in a subject.

The grades range from AA to D, with AA being the highest and D being the lowest grade. The grades are awarded to students in their scorecards based on their scores in theory and practical exams. Students with 90 marks and above are awarded an AA grade while less than 25 marks stand for a D grade. West Bengal Madhyamik Result 2025 is expected to be released in May 2025.

As per the West Bengal Madhyamik marking scheme 2025, if a student scores less the 25 marks then he/she will be disqualified and has to appear for the supplementary exam. Listed in the table below is the detailed WBBSE Madhyamik grading system 2025!

West Bengal Madhyamik Passing Marks 2025

The board exams will be held for 100 marks for each subject in West Bengal Madhyamik Syllabus 2024-25, and to pass the West Bengal Madhyamik board exams, students have to secure a minimum of 34 percent. However, the West Bengal Madhyamik passing marks also vary for theory and practical exams. The Madhyamik grading system passing marks have been listed in the table below:

West Bengal Madhyamik Pass Marks for Theory

The passing marks for the theory subjects as per the West Bengal Madhyamik marking scheme 2025 are shared below.

West Bengal Madhyamik Pass Marks for Practicals

The passing marks for the practical subjects in the West Bengal Madhyamik exam are updated in the table below.

West Bengal Madhyamik Passing Marks Out Of 700

Students appearing for the West Bengal Madhyamik exam must secure 272 marks out of the total of 800 marks. They must have 34 percent overall in all subjects to pass the exam.

Candidates must ensure they score minimum marks in the theory and practical exams. To secure the passing status, students must have at least 'C' grades in all the subjects.

West Bengal Madhyamik Divison Marks 2025

The WB board awards students with first, second, and third divisions based on the marks scored in the exam. Candidates who score between 272 and 360 will be awarded third division. A student who can secure 75% marks and above, will be awarded a star. 

West Bengal Madhyamik First Divison Number

 Students who can score 480 and above will be awarded the first division. A candidate has to obtain a minimum of 60% overall to secure first division.

West Bengal Madhyamik Second Divison Number

 Students who can score 360 and above will be awarded the first division. A candidate has to score a minimum of 45% overall to obtain the second division.

Important Points Regarding Madhyamik Marks Division 2025

The WB 10th board will include an oral test in Mathematics for the second unit test. As per the West Bengal Madhyamik marking scheme 2025, the Mathematics paper (written) comprises objective questions (carrying 20 marks) and subjective questions (carrying 90 marks).

• An oral test in a second language carries 10 marks.
• All written examinations carry 90 marks each for every subject.
• The concerned board will assess the optional elective subject but won't affect students' final grades.