Here's how you can check your ICSE and ISC Class 10 results for 2026, with multiple access methods including the official CISCE website, DigiLocker and SMS. If you are not happy with the result, here's how can apply for rechecking, re-evaluation and improvement exams.
Key points
- ICSE Class 10 results for 2026 will be declared on April 30, 2026, and can be accessed via the CISCE website.
- Students can check their ICSE results through DigiLocker, SMS and the UMANG app.
- The minimum passing mark for ICSE Class 10 is 33% in each subject and in aggregate.
- Students unsatisfied with their ICSE scores can apply for rechecking from May 1 to May 4, 2026, for a fee of Rs 1,000 per subject.
- Re-evaluation will be available for three days after the recheck for a fee of Rs 1,500 per subject.
- Improvement exams for ICSE Class 10 students will be held from June 15, 2026, onwards for those seeking to improve their scores.
The ICSE Class 10 board results for 2026 have been declared today, April 30, 2026, at 11.00 am IST.
Official channel to check your ISCE result
You can access your result through these official channels:
Results will be available on the primary CISCE results portal and the main CISCE website.
Credentials needed: Have your 7-digit Unique ID, index number and the CAPTCHA code ready.
Alternative methods to check your ICSE score
If the official websites are slow due to high traffic, use these methods:
DigiLocker: Log in to the DigiLocker portal or app and navigate to the CISCE section to download your digital marksheet.
SMS: To receive your result via text, send a message in the format ICSE Seven-digit Unique ID to 09248082883.
UMANG app: Register on the app to view and download your scorecard digitally.
Key highlights and passing criteria for ICSE 2026
Minimum pass marks: You must score at least 33 per cent in each subject and in aggregate to pass.
Post-result processes: Rechecking and re-evaluation
Rechecking: Students can apply for a recheck of their marks from May 1 to May 4, 2026, for a fee of Rs 1,000 per subject.
Improvement exams: For those wishing to improve their scores, exams are expected to be held in June 2026.
Original documents: The online marksheet is provisional. Hard copies of pass certificates and statement of marks will be sent to schools a few days after the announcement.
How to apply for rechecking and re-evaluation
If you aren't satisfied with your marks, CISCE provides a two-stage digital process for reviewing your scores.
Please note that you must apply for rechecking before you can request re-evaluation.
Stage 1: Recheck (Scrutiny)
This stage verifies clerical accuracy, ensuring all answers were marked and marks were totalled correctly.
Timeline: May 1 to May 4, 2026.
Fee: Rs 1,000 per subject.
Process: Go to the CISCE Public Service Portal.
Click on the ‘Recheck’ link.
Enter your UID and index number.
Select subjects and pay the non-refundable fee online.
Stage 2: Re-evaluation
This is a more intensive review where a fresh examiner re-grades your entire answer script.
Eligibility: Only available for subjects already put through the stage 1 recheck.
Timeline: Opens for 3 days immediately after recheck results are declared (typically early June).
Fee: Rs 1,500 per subject (in addition to the recheck fee).
Risk: Marks can increase, decrease or remain the same. The final re-evaluated score is binding.
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