CBSE Class 10th result 2025 : The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has officially released the results for the Class 10th Board Examinations 2025, with the national pass percentage recorded at 93.66%. This indicates a relatively high success rate across the country. However, the link has yet not been activated on the official website.
In the CBSE Class 10th exam regional performance varies significantly, with some areas showing strong results, while others, like Prayagraj, have experienced a decline. Prayagraj region has witnessed a dip in its performance, registering a pass percentage of 91.01%. This marks a drop in ranking, as the region moves from 11th place last year to 15th position in 2025.
Official link to be active in one hour
According to media sources, CBSE officials have confirmed that the official links for checking the results will be activated within the next hour between 2:30 to 3 PM. Students can access their detailed results on the official CBSE websites: cbse.gov.in, cbseresults.nic.in, and results.cbse.nic.in. These platforms will provide the necessary tools for students to view their marksheets and other exam-related documents.
How to access CBSE Class 10 results
Students can check their results through the official CBSE websites by entering their Roll Number, School Number, and Admit Card ID. The results will be available for immediate viewing, and students are encouraged to download or print their marksheets for future reference. CBSE also provides multiple platforms for easy access to results.
Accessing results via DigiLocker and UMANG App
Apart from the official websites, students can retrieve their digital marksheets through DigiLocker, the government’s official online document storage system. To access marksheets through DigiLocker, students will need to follow specific steps, such as logging in with their credentials and entering necessary details provided by their schools.
Additionally, the UMANG app, which serves as a digital gateway for government services, also allows students to check their results. After logging in with a registered mobile number and entering the required details, students can download their marksheets directly through the app.
In the CBSE Class 10th exam regional performance varies significantly, with some areas showing strong results, while others, like Prayagraj, have experienced a decline. Prayagraj region has witnessed a dip in its performance, registering a pass percentage of 91.01%. This marks a drop in ranking, as the region moves from 11th place last year to 15th position in 2025.
Official link to be active in one hour
According to media sources, CBSE officials have confirmed that the official links for checking the results will be activated within the next hour between 2:30 to 3 PM. Students can access their detailed results on the official CBSE websites: cbse.gov.in, cbseresults.nic.in, and results.cbse.nic.in. These platforms will provide the necessary tools for students to view their marksheets and other exam-related documents.
How to access CBSE Class 10 results
Students can check their results through the official CBSE websites by entering their Roll Number, School Number, and Admit Card ID. The results will be available for immediate viewing, and students are encouraged to download or print their marksheets for future reference. CBSE also provides multiple platforms for easy access to results.
Accessing results via DigiLocker and UMANG App
Apart from the official websites, students can retrieve their digital marksheets through DigiLocker, the government’s official online document storage system. To access marksheets through DigiLocker, students will need to follow specific steps, such as logging in with their credentials and entering necessary details provided by their schools.
Additionally, the UMANG app, which serves as a digital gateway for government services, also allows students to check their results. After logging in with a registered mobile number and entering the required details, students can download their marksheets directly through the app.
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