CBSE second board exam result date 2026: Check expected Class 10 scorecard release date

Students who appeared for the second phase of the Central Board of Secondary Education Class 10 board exams may not have to wait much longer. The board is expected to announce the CBSE Class 10 second board exam result 2026 soon on its official websites, including CBSE and CBSE Results. Once released, students will be able to access their provisional marksheets online using their roll number, school number, admit card ID, and date of birth.

The second board examination for Class 10 was conducted between May 15 and May 21, 2026. Apart from the official websites, students will also be able to check their scores through SMS, DigiLocker, UMANG app, IVRS, and Parinam Manjusha.

CBSE second board exam result date 2026 and result link

CBSE has not officially confirmed the exact time for the result declaration, but the result portal is expected to be activated shortly.

Important dates

Event	Date
CBSE Class 10 second board exams	May 15 to May 21, 2026
CBSE Class 10 second board result	Expected in June

How students can check CBSE Class 10 second board result 2026

Students can follow these steps once the result link becomes active:

1. Visit CBSE official website
2. Open the “Results” section
3. Click on the Class 10 second board exam result link
4. Enter roll number, school number, admit card ID, and date of birth
5. Click on submit
6. The result will appear on the screen
7. Download and save the provisional marksheet

Students have been advised to keep a printed copy for immediate use until schools distribute original marksheets.

Alternate ways to check CBSE result if website slows down

Heavy traffic often causes delays on result day. To avoid waiting, CBSE has provided several alternate platforms.

Result through SMS

Students can send an SMS in the following format:

“CBSE10, Roll No., DOB, school number, centre number”

The message has to be sent to 7738299899 from the registered mobile number.

Result on DigiLocker

Students can also download digital marksheets through DigiLocker.

Steps include:

• Login using Aadhaar number or registered credentials
• Search for CBSE digital marksheet
• Verify details if required
• Download the marksheet after verification

Result on UMANG app

Students using the UMANG App can also access results by entering their roll number and login details after signing in.

Details students should verify on marksheet

The provisional result will carry several important details, including:

• Candidate’s name
• Roll number
• Date of birth
• Subject names and codes
• Theory marks
• Practical or internal assessment marks
• Result status

Students should immediately contact school authorities if there is any mistake in personal details or marks.

CBSE Class 10 passing marks explained

Students need to secure minimum passing marks separately in theory and internal assessment or practical components.

Subject	Total marks	Passing marks
Maths	80 theory + 20 internal	26 theory + 7 internal
Science	80 theory + 20 practical	26 theory + 7 practical
Social Science	80 theory + 20 internal	26 theory + 7 internal
English	80 theory + 20 internal	26 theory + 7 internal
Hindi	80 theory + 20 internal	26 theory + 7 internal

CBSE grading system for Class 10

CBSE awards grades based on marks scored by students.

Marks range	Grade
91–100	A1
81–90	A2
71–80	B1
61–70	B2
51–60	C1
41–50	C2
33–40	D
Below 33	E

What students can do after results are declared

Students unhappy with their marks can apply for:

• Verification of marks
• Photocopy of evaluated answer sheets
• Re-evaluation

According to the available details, the verification and photocopy fee is INR 500 per subject, while re-evaluation costs INR 100 per subject.

Applications for these processes will have to be submitted online after the result announcement.