Gujarat Board Class 10 Supply Exams 2025: Registration Open, Check Eligibility and Fees
The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB) has officially opened the application window for the SSC Supplementary Exams 2025. Students who failed in one or more subjects or wish to improve their scores in the Gujarat Board Class 10 exams can now apply through the official portals — gseb.org or sscpurakreg.gseb.org.
GSEB SSC Supplementary Exams 2025: Key Dates
GSEB SSC 2025 Result Snapshot
Total Registered Candidates: 7,62,485 Appeared: 7,46,892 Passed: 6,20,532 Overall Pass Percentage: 83.08%To pass, students needed at least 7/20 in the internal assessment and 26/80 in theory. Even if a student scored 33/100 overall but failed to meet the theory criteria, they are considered not passed.
Who Can Apply for GSEB SSC Supplementary Exams?
The following categories of students are eligible:
Those absent in one or more subjects Students marked “Needs Improvement” in the SSC result Students who have passed but wish to improve their marks Students who failed Standard Mathematics can now opt for Basic Mathematics Additionally, the GSEB SSC Best of Two Exams 2025 will be conducted by June 12, aimed at giving marginal students another shot at qualifying.GSEB SSC Supplementary Exam Fees 2025
Number of Subjects Exam Fee (INR) 1 Subject ₹150 2 Subjects ₹215 3 Subjects ₹2754 or More Subjects
₹395
Note: Girls and Pwd (Persons with Disabilities) students are exempt from the application fee.
How to Apply for GSEB SSC Supplementary Exams 2025
Visit the official website: gseb.org or sscpurakreg.gseb.org Schools must log in using their credentials Fill in the student details and select subjects Pay the applicable exam fee online Submit and download the confirmationImportant Notice:
Only schools can submit applications on behalf of students. No individual or late submissions will be accepted. Ensure the application is filled out and fees are paid before the deadline.The GSEB SSC Supplementary Exam 2025 offers a crucial second chance for students to improve their scores and move forward confidently in their academic journey. Schools are urged to complete the process promptly to ensure no student is left behind.