JAC 12th Arts Result 2025: The Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) has finally declared the Class 12 Arts stream results today, June 5, 2025. Students who were eagerly waiting can now check their marks online by visiting jacresults.com or jac.jharkhand.gov.in. This result brings relief and happiness to over two lakh students across the state who appeared in the exam this year.
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JAC 12th Arts Result 2025: District-wise Performance
Here are the top-performing districts in the Class 12 Arts results:
- Khunti – 99.53%
- Simdega – 99.13%
- Hazaribagh – 98.55%
- Gumla – 98.32%
- Latehar – 98.03%
JAC Class 12th Arts Result 2025: How to Check
Step 1: Visit the official website at jacresults.com or jac.jharkhand.gov.in.
Step 2: Click on the link that says “JAC Class 12 Arts Result 2025”.
Step 3: Enter your Roll Number and Roll Code as mentioned on your admit card.
Step 4: Click on the ‘Submit’ button to view your result.
Step 5: Download the result and take a printout for future use.
JAC Class 12 Arts Result 2025: Gender-wise Performance
For Girls:
- Total enrolled: 1,34,962
- Appeared for the exam: 1,33,997
- Passed: 1,29,129
For Boys:
- Total enrolled: 93,997
- Appeared for the exam: 93,225
- Passed: 88,144
Previous Year Trend
This time, 2,28,959 students had registered for the Arts stream exams, and out of them, 2,27,222 students actually sat for the test. From those who gave the exam, 2,17,273 students have passed. The overall pass percentage stands at 95.62 percent, which is quite high and shows that most students have done well. The result portal also shares other useful details like which districts performed better, how boys and girls did separately, and some overall data analysis.
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Grace Marks
JAC has also followed its grace marks policy this year. This rule is made to help students who just miss the passing marks by a small number. If any student is short by up to 5 percent in only one subject, they can get grace marks and still pass. Also, if someone has failed in two subjects but is falling short by just up to 3 percent in each, then they might get grace marks for both subjects.
There is another part of this rule that helps students move to a better division. So if a student hasn’t used grace marks earlier and needs 5 or fewer marks to get into First or Second Division, they may also be awarded grace marks. This small support system can make a big difference for many students who are on the edge.
