New Delhi, April 30, 2025 — The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) has announced the Class 10 (ICSE) and Class 12 (ISC) board exam results for 2025. Students can access their scorecards and certificates online beginning today via the official website.
“Candidates and stakeholders can access the results via the CISCE website, DigiLocker,” said CISCE chief executive Joseph Emmanuel. Improvement exams for Class 10 ICSE and Class 12 ISC will take place in July. Last year, 99,901 students sat for the Class 12 board exam, achieving an overall pass percentage of 98.19%. Among them, 98.92% of girls and 97.53% of boys passed the exam.
Visit cisce.org and click the link for “ICSE Results 2025” or “ISC Results 2025.”
On the login page, enter your unique ID, index number, and the Captcha code displayed.
Click Submit to view your marks and overall grade.
Carefully verify all details—name, roll number, subject-wise marks—and download the PDF.
Print a copy for your records.
Results will also be available through DigiLocker, offering convenient access to provisional mark sheets. CISCE chief executive Joseph Emmanuel reminded students that improvement exams for both ICSE and ISC levels are scheduled for July.
CISCE Result 2025 OUT: How to Download Marksheet at DigiLocker?
In 2024, 99,901 candidates appeared for the Class 12 exam, achieving an overall pass percentage of 98.19%. Female students led the cohort with a 98.92% pass rate, while male students recorded a 97.53% pass rate.
The CISCE is expected to release the toppers list alongside the results. High achievers will be celebrated for their academic excellence at both national and regional levels. Students eyeing improvement or those who narrowly missed passing marks can register for the July supplementary exams once detailed schedules are published on the CISCE portal.
As thousands of students log in to check their outcomes, CISCE emphasizes the importance of downloading and preserving digital mark sheets—and collecting original certificates from schools once dispatched. Congratulations to all passing students, and best of luck to those preparing for the improvement exams!
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