The Central Board of Secondary Education is set to announce the CBSE 12th Result today. Students who participated in the Class 12 board examination will be able to access their marks online using their roll numbers, school numbers, admit card IDs, and dates of birth.
Following the announcement of the results, the board will provide a result link through the mobile applications – Digilocker and UMANG. Additionally, the CBSE 12th result link will also be accessible www.results.shiksha page.
The CBSE Class 12 board examination took place nationwide and internationally from February 17 to April 10, 2026. The examination was conducted in a single shift, running from 10:30 AM to 1:30 PM.
In accordance with previous trends, CBSE will not disclose the specific date and time for the results announcement.
Furthermore, the Board will refrain from holding any press conference to announce the CBSE Class 12 results. Immediately after the results are released, details regarding the results and notices for post-result activities will be published and made available on the Board’s official website.
Stay updated by following the blog for the latest information on results, direct links, checking procedures, and more.
To access the CBSE board results on results.shiksha page once they are released, students can follow the steps outlined below:
- Visit the official results.shiksha
- Click on the login link and input your registration details.
- Click on submit to open your account.
- Select the Class 12 result link available on the page.
- Enter your details and click on submit.
- Your result will be displayed; ensure to download the page.
- Retain a hard copy for future reference.
A total of over 18.5 lakh students participated in the CBSE Class 12 board examinations in 2026, marking the largest cohort in the board’s history. For comparison, 16,92,794 students appeared in 2025 and 17,04,367 in 2024. This year-on-year increase highlights CBSE’s ongoing expansion of its affiliated network. The size of the 2026 cohort, with each student generating an answer booklet that requires scanning and digital evaluation, rendered the implementation of OSM both more logistically essential and structurally intricate than in any prior examination cycle.
