CBSE Board Result 2026 Date: When will Class 10 and 12 Results be declared?
CBSE Board Result 2026 Date: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is the governing body responsible for conducting the CBSE Board examination for classes 10 and 12. It is expected that around 43 lakh students will appear for the exam. Class 10 exam will conclude on March 10, 2026 and class 12 exam on April 10, 2026. CBSE Board Result 2026 Date, considering the past exam trends expected to be in May 2026.
CBSE Board Exam Dates For Class 10 and 12
CBSE Board Exam Dates for Class 10 and 12 have been provided in the table for the students' reference.
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Class |
Exam Date |
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Class 10 |
February 17 to March 11 |
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Class 12 |
February 17 to April 10 |
CBSE Board Result Dates (Last Three Years)
CBSE Board Result Date 2026 for class 10 and 12, as per the last three-year trends help them to know the expected result date.
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Academic Year |
Result Date |
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2025 |
May 13 |
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2024 |
May 13 |
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2023 |
May 12 |
Student Participation Statistics
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Over 43 lakh students are appearing for the board exams.
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Class 10: Approximately 25 lakh students (about 14 lakh boys and 10.9 lakh girls).
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Class 12: Around 18.5 lakh students (approximately 10.2 lakh boys and 8.3 lakh girls).
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Examinations are being conducted at 8,074 centres for Class 10 and 7,574 centres for Class 12.
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Candidates are writing papers for 83 subjects in Class 10 and 120 subjects in Class 12.
Past Performance Trends
CBSE board results in recent years have shown a consistent trend of high pass percentages.
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In 2024, Class 10 recorded a 93.60% pass rate.
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In 2024, Class 12 achieved an 87.98% pass rate.
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Results from 2023 and 2022 also demonstrated strong performance levels across both grades.
Changes in Class 10 Examination Structure
CBSE has announced modifications to the Class 10 board exam pattern. It will be implemented from 2026.
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All students must appear for the main examination.
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Those who pass will have the option to improve their scores in up to three subjects.
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Students failing three or more subjects will be categorised as 'Essential Repeat' and must reappear the following year.
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Compartment candidates are allowed to take the second examination within the same academic cycle.