Result day, calmly and safely

Only the official result websites, checked against each board’s own home page. Paste any result link you got on WhatsApp or SMS and see if it is official. Then see what to do next: rechecking, supplementary exams and counselling.

Last updated: 2 November 2026Reviewed by IndiaDigital editors Sources

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Checked on your phone against our reviewed list. The link is not opened or sent anywhere.

School boards

CBSE Class 10May (main exam); July (second board exam)CBSE Class 12May (2026: 13 May)CISCE: ICSE (Class 10) and ISC (Class 12)April to May (2026: 30 April)NIOS Secondary and Senior SecondaryJune to July (April session); December to January (October session)UP Board (UPMSP) High School and IntermediateApril Bihar Board (BSEB) Matric and InterMarch (Inter) and March to April (Matric)Home page only this year MP Board (MPBSE) Class 10 and 12April to May Rajasthan Board (RBSE, Ajmer) Class 10 and 12March to May (2026 was early: late March)Maharashtra Board SSC and HSCMayHome page only this year Gujarat Board (GSEB) SSC and HSCMay West Bengal Board (WBBSE) MadhyamikMay West Bengal Council (WBCHSE) Higher SecondaryMay Tamil Nadu (DGE) SSLC, Plus One and Plus TwoMay Karnataka (KSEAB) SSLC and II PUCApril (Exam 1)Kerala SSLC (Pareeksha Bhavan) and Plus Two (DHSE)May Andhra Pradesh SSC (BSEAP) and Intermediate (BIEAP)April Telangana SSC (BSE) and Intermediate (TGBIE)April Haryana Board (BSEH) Class 10 and 12May Punjab Board (PSEB) Class 10 and 12April to May Jharkhand Board (JAC) Class 10 and 12April to May Chhattisgarh Board (CGBSE) Class 10 and 12May Odisha HSC (BSE) and Plus Two (CHSE)May Assam (ASSEB) HSLC and HSApril to May Himachal Pradesh Board (HPBOSE) Class 10 and 12April to May Uttarakhand Board (UBSE) Class 10 and 12April

Entrance exams

JEE MainFebruary (session 1) and April (session 2)JEE AdvancedJune NEET UGJune (2026: re-exam on 21 June, result on 16 July)CUET UGJune to July CUET PGApril UGC NETJuly to August (June cycle); January to February (December cycle)CLATDecember (the exam is in early December)

Government jobs

UPSC Civil ServicesPrelims in June, mains around November to December, final around April SSC: CGL, CHSL, MTS, GDVaries by exam Railway Recruitment Boards (RRB)Varies by examHome page only this year IBPS: PO, Clerk, SO, RRBPrelims around November, mains December to January, allotment around April SBI: PO and ClerkVaries

How to stay safe on result day

Open the result from the board’s own home page or from this list, not from search ads or forwarded messages.
Many official result subdomains switch on only in result season. If a link does not open, go to the board’s home page and wait for its notice.
Seeing a result is free. Nobody needs your bank details, OTP or a payment to show your marks.
Some boards send you to a private result vendor from their own page. That is fine when you reach it by clicking from the board’s site, never from a forwarded link.
Keep your roll number, date of birth and admit card ready. Save the marksheet in DigiLocker where the board issues it there.

Questions people ask

A result link came on WhatsApp. Is it real?

Paste it in the link checker on this page. If it is not on the official list, do not enter your roll number or pay anything. Open the board’s own home page instead.

The official result website is not opening.

On result day everyone tries at once. Wait and retry, try DigiLocker where your board uses it, or check the board’s home page for a second link. Do not switch to unknown sites.

I am not happy with my marks. What now?

Each board page here lists its process: usually a copy of the answer book, verification of marks, then re-evaluation, within a few days of the result. Supplementary or second exams follow for those who need them.

How do I know a scorecard is genuine?

NTA scorecards have a QR code and barcode that open on NTA’s own servers. NTA warned in July 2026 that fake or AI-made scorecards are an offence.

Sources

Last checked: 2 November 2026

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