
CBSE Class 10 Second Board Result 2026 is still awaited. Once the Central Board of Secondary Education activates the link, over 6 lakh students will be able to download their Phase 2 scorecards from these eight official portals — from cbseresults.nic.in to DigiLocker and the UMANG app. Here's every website and app to bookmark now, and exactly what you need to log in.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is yet to declare the Class 10 Second Board (Phase 2) Examination Result 2026. As of today, the board has not issued an official result notification or confirmed a date, even though the examinations wrapped up nearly two months ago.
Until the board flips the switch, the smartest move is to keep the right links and your login details ready. Below is the complete list of official portals where the result will appear the instant it goes live.
Students will be able to check and download their Phase 2 scorecards from the following official CBSE websites and government platforms. Bookmark these now so you're not hunting for the correct link on result day.
1. cbseresults.nic.in — This is CBSE's primary results portal. In previous cycles the board has hosted the "Secondary School Examination Result" link here first, so this is usually the fastest place to check.
2. cbse.gov.in — The official CBSE website. The result link is mirrored here, and it's the safest place to confirm you're on a genuine board platform rather than a look-alike site.
3. results.cbse.nic.in — CBSE's dedicated results domain. Expect a direct "CBSE Class 10 Second Board Exam Result 2026" link on the homepage once the result is announced.
4. cbse.nic.in — The board's main NIC domain, which carries links through to the active result page. A reliable backup if the primary portal is overloaded with traffic.
5. DigiLocker — results.digilocker.gov.in or the DigiLocker app — CBSE pushes digital marksheets straight to DigiLocker, and <cite index="1-1">the Phase 2 marksheets for over 6 lakh students are set to be made available on DigiLocker</cite>. To activate your account, students are typically sent a six-digit access code (security PIN) via SMS on the mobile number registered with the school. Once logged in, the provisional marksheet can be viewed and downloaded as a verified digital document.
6. UMANG app — The government's unified services app hosts CBSE results in its Education section. To check: install and open UMANG, sign in with your registered mobile number, search for and select CBSE Services, tap the Class 10th (Phase II) Result option, enter your Roll Number and Date of Birth, and submit to view and download your scorecard.
7. Parinam Manjusha — CBSE's permanent digital academic repository, linked to DigiLocker. This is where your verified marksheets and certificates are stored for the long term, so you can retrieve authenticated copies anytime in the future — useful well beyond result day, for admissions and verification.
8. SMS and IVRS — For students who can't get online immediately, CBSE has historically offered result delivery through SMS and an Interactive Voice Response System (IVRS/phone). These offline channels act as a fallback when the websites are jammed on result day.
Keep your CBSE Class 10 admit card within reach before the result goes live. To log in on the official websites, you will need:
Roll Number
School Number
Admit Card ID
Date of Birth
All four details are printed on your admit card, so having it handy will save you scrambling when the servers are busiest. (On DigiLocker and UMANG, the login is lighter — usually your registered mobile number, roll number and date of birth.)
Once the link is active on the official portal, follow these steps:
Visit any official CBSE result website — cbseresults.nic.in, results.cbse.nic.in or cbse.gov.in.
On the homepage, click the link for "CBSE Class 10 Second Board Exam Result 2026" (or "Secondary School Examination Result 2026").
Enter your Roll Number, School Number, Admit Card ID and Date of Birth.
Cross-check every detail, then click Submit.
Your subject-wise result will appear on the screen.
Download and save the provisional marksheet, and take a printout for future reference.
Once released, the CBSE result will display your name, roll number, school name and number, admit card ID, subject names and codes, theory marks, practical/internal assessment marks where applicable, total marks, grades, and your pass/fail status. Students should carefully check all the details on the marksheet after downloading it, and contact their school immediately in case of any discrepancy.</cite>
To qualify, <cite index="13-1">a candidate needs a minimum of 33% marks in each subject.</cite> The scorecard you download online is provisional — the original marksheet is issued through your school a few days after the result is declared.
The Phase 2 exam is part of CBSE's shift to conducting Class 10 board examinations twice a year, in line with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. <cite index="6-1">The first phase was held from February 17, while the second phase followed in May; the first exam is mandatory, and the second is optional for students who wish to improve their scores.</cite> <cite index="12-1">The second board examination was conducted to give students an additional opportunity to improve their performance</cite>, and students appearing for compartment exams were also allowed to sit for it. Students can then carry their better score forward.
| Detail | Information |
| Board | Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) |
| Examination | Class 10 Second Board (Phase 2) Exam 2026 |
| Exam dates | May 15 to May 21, 2026 |
| Candidates | Over 6 lakh |
| Result status | Awaited (no official date confirmed) |
| Expected | July 2026 |
| Passing marks | 33% in each subject |
| Official websites | cbseresults.nic.in, cbse.gov.in, results.cbse.nic.in, cbse.nic.in |
| Other modes | DigiLocker, UMANG app, Parinam Manjusha, SMS/IVRS |