GSEB SSC Passing Marks: Check GSEB SSC Passing Maximum and Minimum Marks

The GSEB has decided the passing marks for the 10th board exams. Students need to attain a minimum of 33% in all the subjects to pass in the 10th board examinations. Students receiving marks below 33% will be considered as failures. Apart from receiving 33% in the subjects, the aggregate marks of the student must also be more than 33%.

The total marks for all the subjects in the Gujarat Board 10th exam 2026 is 100, so a student must get more than 33 marks to pass. But for students with disabilities, the passing marks are 20%.

GSEB SSC Passing Marks 2026

The passing marks for all the subjects are given in the table below:

Apart from getting more than 33% marks, a student must also attain a minimum D grade to crack the exam. These grades are allotted to the students according to the grading system designed by GSEB.

Also Read: GSEB SSC Grading System 2026

GSEB SSC Percentile Rank 2026

The Gujarat 10th board follows the percentile system apart from the grade system. The marks received by the students are converted into percentile to find out the rank of the student. The total marks can be converted into percentile rank by the following steps:

• Take the total number of students who have appeared in the SSC exams (n), say 100000.
• Check the total marks of a student out of 500 (x), say 476.
• Calculate the number of students who have received marks between 0 and (x-1), in other words, the number of students who have scored less than the student (L), say 96000 students have scored marks between 0 and 475.
• The percentile rank can then be calculated by using the following formula: L/n*100. Therefore, by taking the above example, we can calculate the percentile rank as 96000/100000*100=96.00. Thus, the student is in the top 4% of all the students appearing for the exams.

This year the total students appearing for SSC exams are 822401, so if student gets a percentile above 99, then he/she is among the top 1% or 8224 students who are giving the Gujarat 10th boards.

Also Read: GSEB SSC Results

GSEB SSC Marking Scheme 2026

All the subjects in the GSEB SSC exams are out of 100, where 80 marks are forthe  theory paper and 20 marks are for the internal assessment. A student must attain a minimum of 33 marks in all the subjects in order to pass the board exams. A student with disabilities requires at least 20 marks to pass. The maximum duration for all the subjects is 3 hours. The GSEB SSC marking scheme 2026 can be explained by the following table:

Also Read: GSEB SSC Exam Pattern 2026

GSEB SSC Result Revaluation 2026

If a student is not satisfied with his/her marks after the results are declared, he/she can opt for revaluation of the answer sheets. The dates for the applications for revaluation will be declared 15 days after the result is out. The students can apply for revaluation on the official website of GSEB https://www.gseb.org. The fees to be paid for revaluation is:

• Rs. 100 for one subject
• Rs. 500 for all subjects

Also Read: GSEB SSC Supplementary Results

GSEB SSC Supplementary Exam 2026

Students failing in any subject can take the supplementary exam for that particular subject. The supplementary exam dates will be declared in May 2026 and the exams will be conducted in June 2026. So if a student is not able to get passing marks, he/she will be able to sit for the supplementary exams.

Students appearing in the GSEB SSC examinations 2026 can visit this page frequently to receive all information regarding the 10th board exams.