CBSE Result Date & Time 2026: Complete Guide to CBSE 10th & 12th Results
CBSE Class 10 result was declared on 15 April 2026 at around 4:00 PM . The board activated result links on the official portals and students began downloading provisional mark sheets.
This page explains exactly how you can check your CBSE 10th and 12th results, alternate access options (SMS, IVRS, DigiLocker, UMANG), passing rules (33%), re-evaluation fees and the full timeline through compartments and second-board exams.
Quick overview: CBSE Result Date & Time 2026 (What happened)
- CBSE declared Class 10 result on 15-Apr-2026 at around 4:00 PM on its official portals.
- Official result portals: results.cbse.nic.in , cbse.gov.in , cbse.nic.in .
- Over 25 lakh students appeared for CBSE Class 10 exams in 2026.
- CBSE Class 12 result is expected in the last week of April or first week of May 2026 .
How to check CBSE results online step-by-step
Keep your admit card ready. You will need the roll number, school number and admit card ID used during registration.
- Visit any official CBSE portal: results.cbse.nic.in , cbse.gov.in or cbse.nic.in .
- On the result page select the exam (Class 10 / Class 12) and the relevant year.
- Enter your Roll Number , School Number and Admit Card ID exactly as on the admit card.
- Click Submit and wait for the provisional mark sheet to load.
- Download the provisional mark sheet and save a PDF copy. Take a clear printed copy if you need one for immediate use.
Tips while checking online
- Paste your admit card details into a plain text file before visiting the site. This avoids typos when sites are busy.
- If the site is slow, don’t repeatedly refresh; wait a few minutes and try a different official portal.
- Use a desktop or laptop for downloads; mobile browsers sometimes truncate PDFs.
- Always save a screenshot of the result page and the downloaded PDF until you collect the original mark sheet from school.
Alternate ways to access results: SMS, IVRS, DigiLocker, UMANG
If the websites are slow, use one of these alternate channels.
SMS (fast and simple)
- Number: 7738299899 .
- Format for Class 10: type CBSE10 (roll number) (date of birth) (school number) (centre number) and send.
- Format for Class 12: type CBSE12 (roll number) (date of birth) (school number) (centre number) and send.
- Use spaces between fields. The date of birth should match your admit card (format as DD-MM-YYYY if asked).
IVRS (phone call)
- Dial: area code + 24300699 (for example, Mumbai residents would dial 022-24300699 ).
- Call charges: Rs 0.30 per minute per roll number .
- Keep your roll number and school number handy before calling.
DigiLocker (official digital copy)
- App/website: DigiLocker.
- Steps: Log in → Profile → sync Aadhaar (if not already) → Services → Pull Partner Documents.
- Choose CBSE exam and enter your roll/school/admit details to pull the provisional mark sheet.
- DigiLocker provides an official digital mark sheet you can download and share.
UMANG app & Parinam Manjusha
- Install UMANG from Play Store/App Store and register using your mobile number.
- Look for the CBSE/Parinam Manjusha service under education services.
- Follow prompts to enter exam details and retrieve the mark sheet.
- UMANG provides an alternative digital access route when websites are overloaded.
IVRS, SMS, DigiLocker and UMANG are useful when the main portals slow down. Keep your admit card details to hand for all these options.
Important dates & timelines (Results, re-evaluation, compartment, second board)
Below is the full timeline you need to note for CBSE results and follow-ups in 2026.
| Event | Date / Window |
|---|---|
| CBSE Class 10 exams 2026 | 17-Feb-2026 to 11-Mar-2026 |
| CBSE Class 12 exams 2026 | 17-Feb-2026 to 10-Apr-2026 |
| CBSE Class 10 result (declared) | 15-Apr-2026 (around 4:00 PM) |
| CBSE Class 12 result (expected) | Last week of Apr or First week of May 2026 |
| CBSE 10th second board exam window | 15-May-2026 to 01-Jun-2026 |
| Rechecking / revaluation result (likely) | Last week of Jun 2026 |
| Supplementary / compartment exams (approx.) | July 2026 |
| Compartment / supplementary result (expected) | First week of Aug 2026 |
Mark these dates on your calendar. If you plan to apply for verification or revaluation, watch the official portal for the application window immediately after results.
Understanding result details and CBSE grading system
A CBSE provisional mark sheet shows student details and subject-wise marks. Know what each field means so you can check for mistakes.
What you will see on the provisional mark sheet
- Student name, roll number, mother & father’s name, and date of birth.
- Subject names and codes.
- Theory marks and practical marks (where applicable).
- Total marks and final result (Pass/Fail/Withheld etc.).
- Abbreviations like QUAL, SJD, EIOP, UFM and others (see list below).
CBSE grading table (marks to grade)
| Marks Range | Grade | Grade Point |
|---|---|---|
| 91–100 | A1 | 10 |
| 81–90 | A2 | 9 |
| 71–80 | B1 | 8 |
| 61–70 | B2 | 7 |
| 51–60 | C1 | 6 |
| 41–50 | C2 | 5 |
| 31–40 | D | 4 |
| 21–30 | E1 | - |
| 0–20 | E2 | - |
Common result abbreviations and what they mean
- QUAL — Eligible for Qualifying Certificate.
- SJD — Subjudice (case pending in court).
- EIOP — Eligible for Improvement of Performance.
- UFM — Unfair Means (result withheld due to malpractice).
- RT — Repeat Theory.
- R.W. — Result Withheld.
If you see any abbreviation you don’t understand, contact your school immediately.
Passing criteria, practical subjects & best-of-five calculation
Minimum passing rules
- You must score at least 33% in each subject and 33% overall to pass.
- For subjects with practicals, you must secure 33% in theory and 33% in practical independently .
- The board issues a pass certificate only when internal assessment grades are higher than ‘E’.
Best-of-five calculation (how your percentage is computed)
- CBSE calculates the aggregate using your best five subjects.
- Typically, one language (often English) is included plus the next four highest scoring subjects.
- Additional subjects may be considered only if they increase the overall percentage.
If you need exact best-of-five rules for a specific stream or subject combination, check with your school as small administration details can vary.
If the result isn’t as expected: verification, revaluation and fees
If you think marks are incorrect, CBSE provides a structured process: verification → photocopy → revaluation.
Steps you should follow
- Apply for verification of marks (this is a re-check to ensure all answers were evaluated and total added correctly).
- If verification shows a discrepancy or you still feel marks are low, request a photocopy of the answer book.
- After analysing the photocopy, you can apply for revaluation (re-evaluation of specific questions) where applicable.
Fees (official structure)
| Service | Fee |
|---|---|
| Verification of marks | INR 500 per subject |
| Photocopy of answer book | INR 500 per answer book |
| Revaluation | INR 100 per question |
Timeline and practical notes
- The verification/revaluation application window opens soon after results; watch the official CBSE portals for exact dates.
- Expect the rechecking/re-evaluation result to be declared around the last week of June 2026 based on the board’s usual timelines.
- Keep your transaction receipts and application reference numbers until the process completes.
Compartment/supplementary exams: who, when and how to apply
Who can appear for compartment exams
- Students who fail in one or more subjects and meet CBSE eligibility for compartment exams.
- Students who chose to improve marks in a subject via re-appear or compartment (check school for eligibility rules).
When are these exams held
- CBSE typically schedules supplementary/compartment exams in July 2026 .
- Results for these exams are expected in the first week of August 2026 .
How to apply
- Application for compartment exams is done through your school. The school will register students on the CBSE portal and share dates and fees.
- Collect the compartment admit card and instructions from your school.
- After compartment results are out, original mark sheets will be available from the school.
Troubleshooting: lost admit card, incorrect details, and helplines
Lost admit card
- If your admit card is lost, ask your school for the roll number, school number and admit card ID.
- These exact details are sufficient to check your result via portals, SMS or IVRS.
Incorrect details on result
- Contact your school immediately. They will prepare an application and forward it to the Board for correction.
- Do not delay; some corrections may require supporting documents from the school and the process can take time.
When the results site is down
- Use SMS to 7738299899, IVRS (area code + 24300699), DigiLocker or UMANG as alternatives.
- You can also try the other official CBSE portals if one server is overloaded.
Emergency helplines and regional language support
- For official clarifications, always refer to CBSE regional office contacts through your school.
- Schools typically receive circulars and local helpline numbers from CBSE; ask your school for the best number to call.
Action checklist after results and next steps for Class 10 and 12 students
Immediate actions for all students
- Download and save the provisional mark sheet (PDF + screenshot).
- Collect the original mark sheet and pass certificate from your school when informed.
- If you plan to apply for verification/revaluation, note the application window and fee structure immediately.
Class 10 specific steps
- If you passed: start discussing subject and stream choices with parents and school counsellor.
- If you failed or want to improve: check second board exam window ( 15-May-2026 to 01-Jun-2026 ) and start registration with your school.
Class 12 specific steps
- If you passed: begin college applications, entrance exam registrations (JEE/NEET/CUET) and document submission.
- If you are unhappy with marks: apply for verification and consider compartments in July 2026.
Keep scanned copies of your mark sheet and pass certificate in DigiLocker and your email for future use.
Resources & quick links
Official portals you should use
- Results portal: results.cbse.nic.in
- Board website: cbse.gov.in / cbse.nic.in
- DigiLocker: for official digital mark sheets
- UMANG: Parinam Manjusha service via UMANG app
Key phone/SMS numbers
- SMS number: 7738299899 (format: CBSE10/CBSE12 roll DOB school centre)
- IVRS: area code + 24300699 (call charges apply at Rs 0.30 per min per roll number)
Re-evaluation & verification reference (fees)
| Service | Fee |
|---|---|
| Verification of marks | INR 500 per subject |
| Answer sheet photocopy | INR 500 per answer book |
| Revaluation | INR 100 per question |
FAQs (common student questions)
Q: When were the CBSE Class 10 results declared in 2026? A: CBSE Class 10 results were declared on 15-Apr-2026 at around 4:00 PM on the official portals.
Q: Where can I check CBSE 10th and 12th results online? A: Official portals are results.cbse.nic.in , cbse.gov.in and cbse.nic.in .
Q: How do I get my result through SMS or IVRS? A: SMS to 7738299899 in the format: CBSE10/CBSE12 (roll number) (DOB) (school number) (centre number). For IVRS call area code + 24300699 (charged at Rs 0.30/min per roll number).
Q: What is the minimum passing criteria for CBSE exams? A: You must secure at least 33% in each subject and 33% aggregate . For practical subjects, 33% in theory and 33% in practical separately.
Q: What are the fees for verification, photocopy and re-evaluation? A: Verification: INR 500 per subject ; Photocopy: INR 500 per answer book ; Revaluation: INR 100 per question .
Q: When will compartment/supplementary exams and results be held in 2026? A: Supplementary/compartment exams are expected in July 2026 and their results in the first week of August 2026 .
Q: My details on the result are incorrect. What should I do? A: Inform your school immediately. The school files the correction request with CBSE and will guide you on supporting documents.
Q: The CBSE result website is not loading. What are my alternatives? A: Use SMS (7738299899) , IVRS (area code + 24300699) , DigiLocker or UMANG to access your mark sheet.
Final notes
You should treat the online provisional mark sheet as a valid immediate record but collect the original mark sheet and pass certificate from your school as soon as they are available. Keep digital backups (DigiLocker, scanned PDF) for college applications and entrance exam registrations.
If you plan to apply for verification or re-evaluation, act quickly when the application window opens and keep payment receipts until the process completes. For any confusion, your school remains the primary contact point with CBSE for corrections and official requests.
Wishing you clarity and quick next steps—whether you’re celebrating a strong result or planning a re-check or compartment. Keep your admit card details safe; they are the key to every result channel.