ICSE 10th Result 2026 Date:The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations is set to announce the ICSE Class 10 Result 2026 soon. The official portal results.cisce.org along with DigiLocker and the UMANG App will provide students access to their marks after the official declaration.
ICSE 10th Result 2026 Date
CISCE has not released any announcement regarding the date of result distribution until April 22 2026. The result will be announced during the last week of April 2026 according to multiple reliable sources which base their information on past result announcement patterns. CISCE published its results for the previous year during the same time period.
The result release for today has been denied by officials who claim that it would happen today. Students receive advice to avoid believing any unofficial announcements which circulate through social media platforms.
How to Check ICSE 10th Result 2026 Online at results.cisce.org?
1. Visit the official website
2. Click on “ICSE Result 2026”
3. Enter Unique ID, Index Number, Captcha
4. Click submit
5. View and download your result
How to Download ICSE Marksheet via DigiLocker?
1. Open DigiLocker app or website.
2. Login using registered mobile number.
3. Go to Issued Documents / Education section.
4. Search for CISCE.
5. Select ICSE Class 10 Marksheet 2026.
6. Enter UID and Index Number.
7. Download your digital marksheet.
Is DigiLocker Marksheet Valid?
Yes. DigiLocker documents are digitally signed and widely accepted for admissions and verification.
How to Check ICSE Result via UMANG App?
1. Download and open UMANG App.
2. Register/Login with mobile number.
3. Search CISCE.
4. Select ICSE Result 2026.
5. Enter credentials.
6. View and download your scorecard.
Details Mentioned on ICSE Result 2026 Marksheet
- Student Name
- UID / Roll Number
- School Name
- Subject-wise Marks
- Grades
- Total Score
- Pass/Fail Status
Any discrepancy should be reported to the school immediately.
ICSE Passing Marks 2026
To qualify, students generally need to secure the minimum passing criteria set by CISCE. Reports indicate an overall benchmark of around 33% aggregate, subject to official rules.
