CBSE 10th Result 2027: How to Check on Website, DigiLocker and UMANG

The CBSE Class 10 board exams 2027 begin on 16 February 2027. Once evaluation is over, the board publishes the result online and does not send it to students individually. This guide shows every official way to see your marks and the exact details you should keep ready.

Keep these four details ready

CBSE asks for more than a roll number. Open your admit card and note down the roll number, the school number, the admit card ID and your date of birth. Most failed attempts on result day are caused by typing the school number in the wrong box or entering the date of birth in the wrong order.

Method 1: CBSE result website

1. Open results.cbse.nic.in or cbseresults.nic.in. Both are official and show the same data.
2. Select the link for “Secondary School Examination (Class X) Results 2027”.
3. Enter the roll number, school number, admit card ID and date of birth.
4. Type the security pin shown on the screen and press Submit.
5. Save the page as a PDF or take a screenshot.

Method 2: DigiLocker

DigiLocker gives you a digitally signed marksheet-cum-certificate, which is more useful than a screenshot. Your school shares a six-digit access code before the result. Use it to activate the account, and the marksheet appears under “Issued Documents” once the result is out. The full process is explained in our DigiLocker access code guide.

Method 3: UMANG app

Install UMANG, sign in with your mobile number, search “CBSE” and open the Class X result service. You enter the same details as on the website. UMANG is handy when the main website is slow.

Method 4: Your school

Schools receive the complete result of all their students on their registered email and the CBSE school login. If nothing opens on your phone, call the school office.

Method 5: SMS and IVRS

In some years CBSE also activates SMS and telephone (IVRS) services and prints the numbers in the result press note. Use them only if the board’s own notice for 2027 mentions them.

What you will see on the online result

CBSE does not calculate an overall percentage. If a school or college needs one, it is calculated from your subject marks; see how to calculate percentage from board marks.

Common errors and quick fixes

• “Invalid details”: check the school number and admit card ID again; they are different numbers.
• Page not loading: switch to DigiLocker or UMANG instead of refreshing again and again.
• Name spelt wrong: tell your school immediately. Corrections go through the school to the CBSE regional office.