Overview
- CBSE, which declared the Class 12 results on Wednesday, reported 15,07,109 passes out of 17,68,968 who appeared from a cohort of 17,80,365 registered candidates.
- The overall pass percentage dropped to 85.20%, down 3.19 points from 2025, with Trivandrum topping regions at 95.62% and Prayagraj lowest at 72.43%.
- Girls recorded an 88.86% pass rate against 82.13% for boys, a 6.73‑point gap that continues a years‑long trend.
- Scorecards are available on results.cbse.nic.in, cbse.gov.in, DigiLocker and the UMANG app, and the digital marksheets are provisional until schools issue originals.
- CBSE evaluated about 9.87 million answer books using On‑Screen Marking to reduce clerical errors and speed processing, and supplementary exams are scheduled for July 15 with LOC submissions opening June 2.