CBSE Board Result 2025: Over 42 lakh students await Class 10, 12 results online | Check Details
PTC Web Desk: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is expected to declare the CBSE Board Result 2025 for both Class 10 and Class 12 within this week. With over 42 lakh students awaiting their results, the board is preparing to release the scorecards through its official platforms in online mode.
Once declared, students can access their digital marksheets through the official websites: cbse.gov.in and results.cbse.nic.in. Additionally, the results will be available on the DigiLocker app/website (digilocker.gov.in) and UMANG portal (umang.gov.in) for seamless access to marksheets and certificates.
Credentials required to check CBSE result 2025:
To download their scorecards, students must log in using the following credentials:
Roll Number
School Number
Admit Card ID
Date of Birth
Security Pin (as shown on the result page)
Last year, the CBSE declared both Class 10 and Class 12 results on May 13, and students can expect a similar timeline this year, with the announcement anticipated before the end of this week.
Students and parents are advised to avoid relying on unverified news or fake result circulars circulating on social media. For authentic updates, only refer to official CBSE communication channels or trusted education portals.
Preparation tips for result day
Install and set up DigiLocker or UMANG app beforehand to avoid server delays
Ensure all login credentials are available and accurate
Follow updates only from cbse.gov.in and digilocker.gov.in.
Scholarships & re-evaluation options
Top-performing students may become eligible for various CBSE merit scholarships, NTSE (for Class 10), and state/central government schemes. For more details, students can visit: cbse.gov.in and scholarships.gov.in.
If dissatisfied with their scores, students will be able to: apply for re-evaluation or re-checking of answer sheets; request photocopies of evaluated scripts through the official CBSE portal. Each process comes with a deadline and nominal fee, details of which will be announced post-result declaration.
CBSE exam reform 2026: Two-session board exams
Looking ahead, the CBSE plans to implement a two-board-exam system for Class 10 from the academic session 2026. The move aims to reduce exam pressure and give students another chance to improve their performance. The best score out of the two sessions will be considered final, and students will also have the option to opt out of the second session for any subject.
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