CISCE Declares ICSE and ISC Results 2026
The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) has officially released the results for both the ICSE (Class 10) and ISC (Class 12) examinations for the year 2026. The announcement was made this morning at 11:00 AM, bringing an end to the anxious wait for thousands of students across the country who appeared for these board exams conducted between February and April. Candidates can now access their scores and digital mark sheets through the official council website.
Kanpur Student Achieves Perfect Score in ISC
In a remarkable achievement, a student from Kanpur, Ojaswita Pasricha, has secured a perfect 100 percent score in the ISC Class 12 examinations, earning the distinction of being a national topper. The accomplishment has brought widespread recognition to the student and the institution. Several other students from the region have also delivered outstanding performances, demonstrating exceptional academic dedication.
Yashi Sachan, a Class 12 student, has achieved an impressive 99.5 percent, while Adi Arora, a Class 10 candidate, has secured 99.4 percent. These results highlight the consistent academic excellence emerging from the city’s educational institutions.
Girls Continue to Outperform in ISC Examinations
The ISC Class 12 results reflect a continued trend of strong performances by female students. Out of 1,702 girls who appeared for the examination, 1,697 successfully passed. Among the 1,845 boys who took the exam, 1,838 cleared it successfully. The overall pass percentage for the ISC examination stands at an impressive 99.66 percent, marking an improvement over the previous year’s figures.
Examination Schedule and Result Access
The ICSE Class 10 examinations were conducted from February 17 to March 30, while the ISC Class 12 examinations took place from February 12 to April 3. Students are advised to visit the official CISCE result portal to view their individual scores and download their mark sheets.
Important Details to Verify on Your Mark Sheet
After accessing their results, students should carefully review all the information displayed on their mark sheets. This includes verifying their full name, unique identification number, date of birth, school name, subject-wise scores, grades, pass/fail status, and overall percentage. Any remarks or comments provided by the board should also be reviewed thoroughly. In case of any discrepancies, students are encouraged to contact the appropriate authorities promptly to have errors corrected in a timely manner.
Minimum Marks Required to Pass
For the ICSE Class 10 examination, students must secure a minimum of 33 percent marks in each subject to pass. In contrast, ISC Class 12 students are required to achieve at least 40 percent marks in every subject. Candidates who fall short in one or two subjects will have the opportunity to appear for improvement examinations to enhance their scores.
Comparison with Previous Year Results
In the previous year, 2025, CISCE also announced the results for both classes on April 30. At that time, the ISC Class 12 pass percentage was recorded at 99.02 percent, while the ICSE Class 10 pass rate stood at 99.09 percent. The current year’s results show a positive trend with an improved overall pass percentage in the ISC examinations.
Step-by-Step Guide to View Results
Students can follow these simple steps to access their results online:
- Visit the official CISCE results website.
- Select the appropriate link for either ICSE (Class 10) or ISC (Class 12) results.
- Enter your Unique ID (UID) and Index Number in the designated fields.
- Click on the submit button to proceed.
- Your result and mark sheet will be displayed on the screen.
- Carefully review all the information and download or print a copy of the scorecard for future reference.
The results are now accessible to all students, and the council has ensured that the process is straightforward and user-friendly. Students are advised to keep their login credentials handy and check their results as soon as possible to begin planning their next academic steps. Parents and guardians can also assist their children in verifying the accuracy of the information presented on the mark sheets.
