CBSE Board Result 2026 - Official Links
Direct links to the official CBSE result portals for Class 10 and Class 12, plus SMS, DigiLocker, and IVRS methods to check your result without the website.
सीबीएसई दसवीं और बारहवीं कक्षा के परिणाम देखने के लिए आधिकारिक वेबसाइट की सीधी लिंक।
Official Result Portals
If one link is slow or down on result day (very common due to heavy traffic), try one of the alternates below.
How to Check Your CBSE Result
- Open one of the official links above (try an alternate if the first one is slow to load).
- Click the "CBSE Result 2026" link for Class 10 or Class 12 on the homepage.
- Enter your Roll Number, School Number, Centre Number, and Admit Card ID exactly as printed on your admit card.
- Submit the form to view your result on screen.
- Download and print the result for your records - remember, the board's original marksheet is issued separately through your school.
Check Your Result via SMS
CBSE has offered SMS-based result checking in past years. The typical format (confirm on the official site that it's active for the current year before sending):
- Class 10: Type
CBSE10 (roll number) (date of birth) (school number) (centre number)and send to 7738299899 - Class 12: Type
CBSE12 (roll number) (date of birth) (school number) (centre number)and send to 7738299899
Check Your Result via IVRS (Phone Call)
CBSE has also offered a phone-based Interactive Voice Response System (IVRS) in past years, typically reached by dialing your area's STD code followed by 24300699, charged at a small per-minute rate. Confirm this is active for the current year on the official CBSE website before calling.
Other Ways to Get Your Result
- DigiLocker: Your digitally signed marksheet is typically made available on DigiLocker after declaration and is accepted as a legally valid document.
- Umang App: The government's Umang app has also offered a direct link to check CBSE results in past years.
- Your school: Schools usually receive the original physical marksheet a few days after the online result is declared.
Two-Phase Class 10 Exams (Recent NEP Change)
Following the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 reforms, CBSE has introduced two board exams per year for Class 10 in recent cycles - a Phase 1 and an optional Phase 2 for students who want to reappear or improve their score. If you appeared in both phases, check the official website carefully for which result window applies to you, since Phase 1 and Phase 2 results are typically declared on different dates.
Typical Exam & Result Timeline
Exact dates change every year and are announced by CBSE directly - use this table only as a general pattern, and always confirm the current year's dates on the official website.
| Event | Typical Window |
|---|---|
| Class 10 & 12 Exams | February - March |
| Class 10 Phase 2 Exams (if applicable) | May - July |
| Class 10 & 12 Results | April - May |
| Class 10 Phase 2 Results (if applicable) | July - August |
| Verification / Revaluation Window | Typically opens shortly after results |
If the Official Site Won't Load
On result day, official servers receive an extremely high volume of traffic in a short window, so slow loading or timeouts are common and expected. A few things that help:
- Try an alternate link from the list above instead of refreshing the same one repeatedly.
- Try the SMS or IVRS method instead of the website.
- Check DigiLocker or the Umang app if your result has been published there.
- Try again a little later in the day, once the initial traffic spike has passed.