CBSE Class 10 Result 2026: How to Download Your Scorecards from DigiLocker; step by step guide | Today’s news

Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will release Phase 2 results on cbse.gov.in and DigiLocker. Students can download their result cards digitally without visiting their schools.

How to check on DigiLocker

The downloaded mark sheet is valid for admission to class 11 and other formalities of education. Here is how to access your result through DigiLocker.

Step 1: Access the platform

Open your browser and go to the DigiLocker website. Or launch the DigiLocker app on your mobile device.

Step 2: Sign in to your account

Enter your registered mobile number or Aadhaar-linked credentials to access your account. Students who have not previously registered must complete the registration process before they can obtain any documents.

Step 3: Locate the Documents section

After logging in, go to the platform area that displays the documents issued to you. Find CBSE in the list of organizations that issue documents through this service.

Step 4: Find the document with the correct result

Search for the Mark Sheet corresponding to the Class 10 Second Board Exam 2026 and select it from the available options.

Step 5: Provide exam details

Enter your ID number, school number and any other information required by the platform to verify your identity and obtain the correct document.

Step 6: Access the result

Once your details have been submitted and verified, your grade will appear on the screen in a digitally verified format.

Step 7: Save the copy

Download the document and save it safely on your device. Keep it readily available for any upcoming admissions or academic verification requirements.

Students should check the CBSE official website regularly as the board has not yet announced the confirmed date and time for the result declaration. All updates will first appear on cbse.gov.in.

CBSE phase 2 exams were conducted between 15 May 15 and 21 May. According to the board, the higher of the two scores from Phase 1 and Phase 2 will be considered final.