compartment exams

The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has released the provisional answer key for the Intermediate Special and Compartmental Examination 2026 today, May 18. Students can download it from the official website and raise objections until 4 pm today through a dedicated portal. This allows students to estimate scores and report any discrepancies.

Tamil Nadu and Chennai region witnessed a dip in this year's CBSE results, with the state recording a 95.25% pass rate, falling to fourth place nationally. The Chennai region also saw a decline to 93.84%. Girls outperformed boys across both state and regional performances. Kendriya Vidyalaya schools led the Chennai region with a near-perfect pass rate.

Students can apply for CBSE Class 12 post-result facilities from April 18, 2026. Re-evaluation is an option for those unsatisfied with marks. Supplementary exams are scheduled for July 15, 2026. This offers a chance for improvement or passing for eligible students. The process for supplementary exams begins June 2, 2026. All applications are online and time-bound

The Central Board of Secondary Education has announced the CBSE Class 12th Result 2026, with a pass percentage of 85.20%. Students can now access their digital marksheets online via the official CBSE websites, DigiLocker, and UMANG. Original certificates will be distributed by schools later. Students can check the direct link to download the scorecards from here.

Manipur Board released HSLC 2026 results on May 8, offering re-scrutiny for dissatisfied students from May 11-25, costing Rs 2100 per subject. This process verifies evaluated scripts, not re-evaluation. Unsuccessful candidates can seek re-admission to Class 10 within 45 days to reappear in 2027.

CBSE declared Class 12 results, with over 15 lakh students passing. Girls again outperformed boys, achieving an 88.86% pass rate compared to boys' 82.13%. While no overall toppers were named, top performers in each subject will receive merit certificates. The results are vital for university admissions nationwide. Check the complete details here.

West Bengal Madhyamik Pariksha 2026 results are out, with many students facing setbacks. Options include re-evaluation for mark discrepancies, compartmental exams for those failing one or two subjects, or reappearing in the next cycle for multiple failures. Support systems are available to guide students

Odisha's tribal students in EMRS schools achieved a significant 15% jump in Class XII pass rates, reaching 81.7%. Three schools, including Rampilo with a remarkable 98.93% pass rate, showed exceptional progress. This success is attributed to focused academic monitoring and remedial classes, with one school even achieving a perfect 100% pass rate.

The Punjab School Education Board declared the PSEB Class XII results for the March 2026 examinations with an overall pass percentage of 91.46. Girls outperformed boys by recording a pass percentage of 94.73, while boys secured 88.52 per cent. Commerce and Science streams posted the strongest results among regular candidates. Several students secured near-perfect and perfect scores in the state merit list, including candidates from Ludhiana, Kapurthala, Barnala and Gurdaspur districts.

KVs, JNVs, Govt Schools Put Up Good Show

CBSE has released Class 10 admit cards for the second board exams, scheduled from May 15, 2026. Over 6 lakh students are expected to appear for these exams, which offer an opportunity for score improvement. Schools can download hall tickets from cbse.gov.in, with strict guidelines for students regarding reporting time, dress code, and prohibited items.

CBSE Class 10 Phase 2 admit cards are coming soon for students taking the second board exams from May 15-21, 2026. Over 6.6 lakh students are registered for compartment, improvement, or both. Regular students get hall tickets from schools, while private candidates can download them online. The higher score from both exams will count.

A “CBSE Class 12 Results 2026 Coming Soon” banner on DigiLocker has fuelled expectations that the Central Board of Secondary Education may announce Class 12 board results shortly. Students will be able to access provisional marksheets through official CBSE portals, DigiLocker and other digital platforms once the results are declared.

The Punjab School Education Board has announced the PSEB Class 10 Result 2026. Students can check their scores on the official website, pseb.ac.in. The pass percentage is 94.52 percent. Those who appeared for the exams can download their marksheets. Details for compartment exams and re-evaluation will be released soon. Original marksheets will be distributed through schools.

The Punjab School Education Board will announce the PSEB Class 10 Result 2026 today on its official website, bringing an end to weeks of anticipation among students. Candidates can check scores through the board portal and DigiLocker. Those dissatisfied with their marks will also get an opportunity to apply for re-evaluation or re-checking after the declaration of results.

The Punjab School Education Board has opened registrations for a one-time “mercy chance” exam for Class 10 and 12 students who could not pass earlier. Eligible candidates from 2010–2025 batches, with at least one subject cleared, can apply online. The board has urged timely submission, noting incomplete or unpaid forms will be rejected.

The Assam State School Education Board has announced the Higher Secondary (HS) Class 12 results for 2026 on its official websites. The Science stream achieved the highest pass percentage at 89.79%. Students can download digital marksheets online, with hard copies to be distributed later. Provisions for rechecking, improvement, and compartment exams are also detailed.

Uttarakhand Board 2026 results are out, presenting diverse outcomes for students. Those not meeting expectations shouldn't despair; re-evaluation and compartment exams offer immediate recourse. For more significant challenges, reappearing next year provides a valuable opportunity to strengthen understanding and achieve better scores. Every student has a path forward, emphasizing resilience and strategic planning

As CBSE Class 12 results loom, students and parents face rising anxiety. Experts advise a calm approach, emphasizing effort over scores. Families should prepare for all outcomes, remembering re-evaluation and alternative paths exist. Avoiding comparisons and focusing on individual progress is key. Planning the next steps post-results is crucial for future decisions.