Cambridge International March 2025 Exam Results out for 17,000 students

Over 17,000 students from 420 schools across the country received their results. The March exam series aligns with the Indian academic calendar, helping students progress to higher education in India and abroad.

The International Education group at Cambridge University Press & Assessment has announced the results of its March 2025 exam series in India. Over 17,000 students from 420 schools across the country received their results. The March exam series aligns with the Indian academic calendar, helping students progress to higher education in India and abroad.

This year, the March series recorded nearly 85,000 entries — the largest ever for the March series in India, marking an 11% increase from last year.

• Cambridge IGCSE saw over 62,000 entries, a 12% rise
• Cambridge International AS & A Level had over 20,000 entries, a 10% increase

The growth reflects the increasing preference for flexible exam options that support both national and international academic goals.

STEM Subjects Continue to Lead

STEM subjects remain the most popular among Indian students.

• Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry were the top choices at both IGCSE and AS & A Level.
• Biology at IGCSE saw a 16% rise in entries, indicating growing interest in life sciences.

Focus on Future-Ready Skills

Cambridge IGCSE Global Perspectives witnessed a 24% increase in entries. This subject helps students develop essential 21st-century skills such as critical thinking, research, and collaboration, by exploring real-world global issues.

Strong Interest in Business and Economics

At the AS & A Level, Economics and Business were the 4th and 5th most popular subjects respectively. This shows a strong interest among students in understanding economic systems and global business environments.

Cambridge Expands Its Reach in India

More than 800 schools in India now offer the Cambridge international curriculum. Globally, the curriculum is taught in over 10,000 schools across 160 countries. The March series was introduced specifically for India to align with national admission cycles. Students in India can also take the exams in June and November.

Cambridge Congratulates Students and Schools

Vinay Sharma, Senior Vice President, International Education at Cambridge, said:
“We extend our sincere congratulations to all learners in India receiving their March exam results. These results are a testament to their diligence and the commitment of their educators, parents, and schools. The continued rise in entries exemplifies how Cambridge remains distinctly positioned to offer students a premium, globally recognised curriculum—equipping them with the skills to thrive in a fast-changing world and opening doors to top universities in India and internationally.”

Cambridge has also announced that it will introduce the Checkpoint series in March 2026 to further align its academic offerings with Indian school schedules and international standards.

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