CISCE announced the CISCE ISC Class 12 result 2026 on the official websites cisce.org and results.cisce.org, reporting an overall pass percentage of 99.13% . A total of 1,02,414 students passed out of 1,03,316 candidates whose results were reported.

CISCE ISC Class 12 result 2026: key numbers and dates

The board said theory exams were held from February 12 to April 6, 2026 , with practical exams conducted in January 2026 at schools. The council also noted that approximately 1.5 lakh students appeared for ISC exams this year.

Girls outperformed boys, recording a pass rate of 99.48% compared with 98.81% for boys. Regionally, the Southern region led with 99.87% , followed by the Western region at 99.55% .

Category-wise pass rates included 98.76% for Scheduled Caste candidates and 98.07% for Scheduled Tribe candidates. Among students with special needs, 305 students with learning difficulties appeared and 36 of them scored above 90% . Of 22 visually challenged candidates, 9 scored above 90% .

For context, the ISC overall pass percentage in 2025 was 99.02% , when 98,578 students passed out of 99,551 who appeared.

How to check CISCE ISC Class 12 result 2026

Students can view their ISC mark sheet on cisce.org or results.cisce.org. You will need your Unique ID (UID) and index number , and must enter the captcha shown on screen. The result page displays name, date of birth, UID, index number, school name, subject-wise theory and internal assessment marks, corresponding grades and overall qualifying status.

After the result appears, download and print the scorecard for future use. Keep your UID and index number handy; schools typically also provide provisional statements or guidance on collecting original mark sheets.

What this means for students right now

The high pass percentage confirms strong overall performance across regions and categories. If you are awaiting your mark sheet, use the UID and index number to access the result online and save a copy immediately.

For students requiring re-evaluation or verification of marks, follow instructions issued by the council or your school — the CISCE website will list official procedures when available.

No topper names or state-wise breakdown beyond regional data were released with the results.