CGBSE Result 2026: Out on 29 April at cgbse.nic.in, Supplementary, Pass Percentage and Toppers List

The CGBSE Result 2026 was declared on April 29, 2026 by the Chhattisgarh Board of Secondary Education at cgbse.nic.in. Class 10 recorded an overall pass percentage of 77.15% and Class 12 stood at 83.04%, with more than 5.66 lakh students appearing across both classes combined.

You can download your official scorecard at results.cg.nic.in or cg.results.nic.in using your roll number. Your marksheet is also available on DigiLocker at digilocker.gov.in — a legally valid digital version accepted for admissions across India.

• CGBSE Result 2026 declared on April 29, 2026 at 2:30 PM — available at cgbse.nic.in, results.cg.nic.in, and cg.results.nic.in
• Class 10 overall pass percentage: 77.15%; Class 12 overall pass percentage: 83.04%
• Over 5.66 lakh students appeared for Class 10 and Class 12 combined in 2026
• Official marksheet also available on DigiLocker (digilocker.gov.in) — keep a copy for admissions and records
• Class 10 toppers: Sandhya Nayak, Pari Rani Pradhan, and Anshul Sharma — all scoring 99% (Rs 1.5 lakh cash award each)
• Class 12 topper: Jigyasu Verma from Balodha Bazar district — 98.60%
• Minimum passing mark: 33% in each subject and in the overall aggregate
• Students who fail in 1–2 subjects can appear for the CGBSE 2nd Main (Supplementary) Exam, expected in July 2026

The Chhattisgarh Board of Secondary Education (CGBSE), Raipur is the sole authority for declaring results, issuing official marksheets, and processing scrutiny or revaluation requests.

CGBSE Result Previous Year Statistics

The CGBSE pass percentage has improved steadily every year since 2022, excluding the COVID-affected 2021 results. Class 10 has grown from 74.23% in 2022 to 77.15% in 2026 — a gain of nearly 3 percentage points in four years. Class 12 has also trended upward, from 79.30% in 2022 to 83.04% in 2026, signalling consistent improvement in student performance and school quality across Chhattisgarh.

*2021 pass percentages were exceptionally high because CGBSE cancelled written exams due to COVID-19 and assessed students on internal assignments and practical marks. Exclude this year when reading trend lines for a realistic picture.

The table below shows the gender-wise pass percentage trend for 2025 — the most recent year with confirmed gender-split data:

Girls have consistently outperformed boys in both Class 10 and Class 12 by around 6–9 percentage points every year. This pattern reflects higher attendance and lower dropout rates among female students in Chhattisgarh’s school system. The 2026 gender-wise breakdown will be updated here once officially published by CGBSE.

How to Check CGBSE Result 2026

Your CGBSE 2026 result is available on multiple official portals. The quickest method is the NIC result portal at results.cg.nic.in. Have your roll number ready — it is printed on your CGBSE admit card 2026.

Method 1: Via the Official NIC Result Portal

1. Open results.cg.nic.in or cg.results.nic.in in your browser
2. Click on CGBSE Class 10 Result 2026 or CGBSE Class 12 Result 2026 as applicable
3. Enter your roll number in the field provided
4. Click Submit or Get Result
5. Your result appears on screen with subject-wise marks and pass/fail status
6. Save the page as a PDF or click Print to keep a copy for your records

Method 2: Via the Official CGBSE Website

1. Go to cgbse.nic.in
2. Find the Results section on the homepage and click on it
3. Select Class 10 Result 2026 or Class 12 Result 2026
4. Enter your roll number and submit
5. Download or print your scorecard

Method 3: Via DigiLocker (Official Digital Marksheet)

1. Open digilocker.gov.in or download the DigiLocker app on your phone
2. Register or log in with your mobile number linked to Aadhaar
3. Search for CGBSE under Education documents
4. Your official 2026 marksheet will appear — tap to view or download
5. This version is legally valid for admissions and government applications

Method 4: Via School

Your school will receive a printed copy of the result from the CGBSE regional office. You can check your result with your class teacher or school office after it is dispatched, and collect your original physical marksheet once the board dispatches it to schools.

CGBSE Class 10 Result 2026

The CGBSE Class 10 Result 2026 was announced on April 29, 2026, along with the Class 12 result. The overall pass percentage this year is 77.15% — up from 76.53% in 2025, continuing the board’s steady improvement trend for the fourth consecutive year. Three students jointly topped the exam by scoring an impressive 99%.

CGBSE awards a cash prize of Rs 1.5 lakh to Class 10 toppers. Two of the three joint toppers this year — Sandhya Nayak and Pari Rani Pradhan — are girls from Mahasamund district, continuing the trend of girls dominating the top ranks in Chhattisgarh’s board results.

CGBSE Class 10 Result 2026 — Key Statistics:

• Overall pass percentage: 77.15% (up from 76.53% in 2025)
• Top scorers: Three joint toppers at 99%
• Result declared: April 29, 2026
• Gender-wise pass data (2025 reference): Girls 80.70%, Boys 71.39%
• Eklavya model schools produced two of the three toppers

Subject-wise performance breakdowns and district-wise pass percentage data are published separately by CGBSE on its official website following the result declaration. Students can visit cgbse.nic.in for the detailed district-wise analysis once it is made available.

CGBSE Result 2026: Passing Marks and Grading System

To pass the CGBSE board exam, you must score at least 33% in every subject individually — both in theory and practical components separately — and at least 33% in the overall aggregate. Falling short in even one subject results in a Fail declaration for that subject, making you eligible for the 2nd Main (Supplementary) exam.

Minimum Passing Criteria for CGBSE 2026:

CGBSE Division / Grading System:

CGBSE awards a Division on the marksheet based on your overall percentage. There is no GPA or letter-grade scale — the marksheet reflects your percentage and division:

Scoring Distinction (75% or above) qualifies you for several state government scholarships and merit-based incentives. First Division is the typical benchmark required by most Chhattisgarh colleges for admission to popular courses in the general category. Getting Third Division still means you have passed and can progress to the next class or apply for college, though your options for competitive courses may be limited.

CGBSE Marksheet 2026: Details and Verification

Your CGBSE 2026 marksheet is the official proof of your board exam performance. You can access a provisional digital copy immediately from results.cg.nic.in or DigiLocker. The board dispatches original physical marksheets to your school, which then distributes them to students.

Information printed on the CGBSE 2026 Marksheet:

• Student’s full name
• Father’s name and mother’s name
• Roll number and registration number
• Date of birth
• School name, school code, and district
• Subject-wise marks — theory and practical shown separately
• Total marks obtained out of maximum marks
• Overall percentage
• Pass / Fail status per subject
• Division awarded (Distinction / First / Second / Third)
• Overall result: Pass or Fail
• CGBSE official seal and authorized signature

Duplicate Marksheet: If your original CGBSE marksheet is lost or damaged, apply for a duplicate at cgbse.nic.in. Submit an affidavit or FIR copy (in case of theft or loss), along with the prescribed fee. The board takes 4–6 weeks to process duplicate requests.

Marksheet Verification for Colleges and Jobs: Most universities across India accept both the physical marksheet and the DigiLocker digital version. For government job applications, employer background checks, or migration to another state’s board, you may need to request an official verification letter or migration certificate from CGBSE through its online portal.

CGBSE Result 2026: Scrutiny and Revaluation

If you are not satisfied with your marks, CGBSE allows you to apply for scrutiny (re-totalling of marks) or revaluation (fresh assessment of your answer sheet). Both options must be applied for within 15 days of the result declaration on April 29, 2026. The board does not accept applications after this window closes.

How to Apply for Scrutiny / Revaluation in CGBSE 2026:

1. Visit cgbse.nic.in after the result declaration — look for the Scrutiny / Revaluation application link
2. Log in with your roll number
3. Pay the prescribed fee online (fee varies by subject and type of review)
4. Select the subject(s) you want reviewed
5. Submit and save the acknowledgement receipt

The scrutiny and revaluation result is typically published in June–July 2026. If your marks increase after revaluation, CGBSE issues an updated marksheet with the revised marks. Check the current board guidelines on cgbse.nic.in at the time of application to confirm the exact fee and whether a mark reduction is possible.

There is no scrutiny or revaluation provision after the 2nd Main (Supplementary) Exam — the review window applies only to the main examination result.

CGBSE 2nd Main (Supplementary) Exam 2026

If you failed in 1 or 2 subjects in the CGBSE 2026 main exam, you do not have to wait a full year to clear them. CGBSE holds the 2nd Main Examination (previously called the Compartment or Supplementary Exam) every year to give eligible students a second chance within the same academic year.

Based on the pattern from previous years, the 2nd Main Exam 2026 is expected in July 2026, with results likely by August 2026. The official schedule and application form will be announced on cgbse.nic.in after the main result.

Students who fail in 3 or more subjects in the main exam are not eligible for the 2nd Main. They need to re-appear in the complete CGBSE exam in the next academic year (CGBSE 2027 main exam).

Some schools allow students awaiting the 2nd Main result to attend Class 11 classes provisionally. Confirm this policy with your school before the new academic year begins.

What to Do After CGBSE Result 2026

Once your CGBSE 2026 result is out, your next steps depend on whether you passed, failed in a few subjects, or want to apply for a marks review. Here is a quick guide for each scenario.

If you passed Class 10:

• Apply for Class 11 admission — most Chhattisgarh schools open admissions in May–June 2026
• Choose your stream (Science, Commerce, or Arts) carefully based on your marks, interests, and career goals
• If you plan to pursue ITI or vocational training, check the Chhattisgarh vocational admission portal for available courses and schedules
• Download your digital marksheet from DigiLocker now — you will need it at the time of Class 11 admission
• Collect your original physical marksheet from school once the board dispatches it

If you passed Class 12:

• Start applying to undergraduate colleges — use your Class 12 percentage for merit-based admissions and entrance exam scores (JEE Main, NEET, CUET, etc.) for professional courses
• For admission to Chhattisgarh state government colleges, track the state’s merit-based direct college admission portal for seat allotment updates
• Apply for a migration certificate from CGBSE if you are joining a university or college outside Chhattisgarh
• Get your Class 12 marksheet attested by a gazetted officer if any college requires it for their admission process
• Collect your original CGBSE Class 12 marksheet from school — you’ll need it at the time of document verification for college admission

If you failed in 1–2 subjects:

• Register for the CGBSE 2nd Main (Supplementary) Exam 2026 on cgbse.nic.in when applications open
• Many schools allow provisional Class 11 admission pending the 2nd Main result — check with your school
• Prepare for the 2nd Main exam with focused revision on the failing subject(s)

If you want to challenge your marks:

• Apply for scrutiny or revaluation on cgbse.nic.in within 15 days of April 29, 2026
• Track the revaluation result expected in June–July 2026
• If your marks improve after revaluation, your updated marksheet will be issued by the board