UK Board 10th Results 2026 OUT at ubse.uk.gov.in: Check time, steps to download, passing marks, documents needed and more

The Uttarakhand Board of School Education (UBSE) has announced the Class 10 today, April 25, 2026 at 10 AM. Students can access their results through the official portals uaresults.nic.in and ubse.uk.gov.in using their roll numbers.

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UK Board 10th Results 2026 Date and Time

The Uttarakhand Board of School Education declared Class 10th results on April 25 (Saturday) at 10 AM. Results will be available on the official websites ubse.uk.gov.in and uaresults.nic.in and DigiLocker.


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UK Board Results: Documents needed

To log in, students will need their roll number, date of birth, application number, and registration number.

How to check 10th Results 2026 UK Board?

Visit the official website uaresults.nic.in or ubse.uk.gov.in

To check Class 10 results, students must click on the High School Result link

Once the result page opens, enter your roll number and submit the details

The marks statement will appear on your screens

Download the marksheet for your future reference

Along with the results, the UK Board will also release second improvement examination results, the result booklet and the list of state toppers.

DigiLocker method

Students will be able to download digital marksheets through DigiLocker soon after declaration of UK Board results. The digital document will provide immediate access to marks details.

New school portal access

In a first, students can access their UK Board results within their schools through a portal-based system introduced by the board. Schools have been provided with unique logins and passwords to allow students to access scores at their institutions. Board Secretary Vinod Prasad Simulti told TOI the arrangement has been introduced to make result access easier for students.

UK Board Results 2026 passing marks

To pass the examination, students are required to score a minimum of 33% in each subject. For subjects that include both theory and practical components, candidates must pass both sections separately. Grace marks may be given in accordance with the board’s rules.