CBSE 10th Result Live Updates: Class 10 results declared, available on DigiLocker, UMANG app, cbseresults.nic.in and results.cbse.nic.in; check details here

CBSE 10th result 2026: How to check CBSE class 10 result 2026 and access digital documentsThe Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released the Class 10 results for the 2025–26 academic session, making them available through multiple digital platforms. Students can access their marks online as well as through mobile applications supported by government services.The Board has enabled result access through official websites, mobile apps, and its digital academic repository to ensure smooth availability for lakhs of students across India and abroad.Websites to access the resultStudents can check their results through several official portals. These include the CBSE website, the National Informatics Centre results portal, DigiLocker results portal, and the UMANG platform. These portals host the results with technical support from government agencies.To view the result, students are required to enter their roll number, school number, and admit card details as specified on their hall ticket.Access through mobile applicationsCBSE has also facilitated result access through mobile applications. Students can download the DigiLocker app or the UMANG app on Android and iOS devices.Through DigiLocker, students can not only check their results but also download digital copies of their mark sheets, migration certificates, and skill certificates where applicable.Digital documents and repository systemThe Board has uploaded digital academic documents on its repository system known as Parinam Manjusha. Students can log in using their credentials or security PIN provided by schools to access these documents.Schools have also been given access to download students’ records directly from the repository. For students studying abroad, access has been extended through the DigiLocker portal and support systems.Important instructions for studentsStudents are advised to ensure that their DigiLocker accounts are activated using the PIN issued by their schools. They may also use Aadhaar-based login for access.Printed mark sheets and passing certificates will be issued later through schools after the second phase of board examinations.Students seeking re-evaluation or verification of marks will be able to apply online after the second examination phase. Facilities include obtaining scanned copies of answer sheets and requesting rechecking.The second phase of examinations is scheduled to begin in May, and candidates wishing to improve their scores must register through their schools within the specified window.