Board Exam

CBSE has released Class 10 admit cards for the second board exams, scheduled from May 15, 2026. Over 6 lakh students are expected to appear for these exams, which offer an opportunity for score improvement. Schools can download hall tickets from cbse.gov.in, with strict guidelines for students regarding reporting time, dress code, and prohibited items.

The Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education has issued admit cards for Class 10 and 12 second exams 2026 on the MPONLINE portal. With Class 12 exams starting May 7, students must download and print their hall tickets promptly, as entry without a valid admit card will not be permitted under any circumstances.

CBSE Class 10 Phase 2 admit cards are coming soon for students taking the second board exams from May 15-21, 2026. Over 6.6 lakh students are registered for compartment, improvement, or both. Regular students get hall tickets from schools, while private candidates can download them online. The higher score from both exams will count.

Two Rourkela students, sons of an auto driver and a carpenter, achieved A1 grade and 90% marks in the Odisha Class X board exams. Both Abhirup Das and Subhankar Sutar scored 540 out of 600 marks. Both aspire to pursue the science stream and become doctors.

Young actor Jewel Narigara, celebrated for his roles in popular TV shows, has achieved a remarkable 90% in his Class 10 board exams. This academic success, balancing acting with studies, brings him immense relief and pride, motivating his future academic and career choices.

In Ramgarh, the salaries of 12 headmasters have been withheld due to poor Class 10 board exam results. Additionally, 64 government schools received show-cause notices after their performance lagged behind private and public institutions. The district education officer confirmed these actions were taken following a review of student outcomes.

Kashish Verma, Anshika Verma, and Shikha Verma, daughters of farmers, achieved top ranks in the UP Board Class X and XII examinations. They overcame challenges like power outages and limited resources through sheer dedication. Kashish studied by torchlight, while Shikha utilized solar power. Anshika aspires to develop technology for farmers. Their success highlights resilience and hard work.

Twin sisters Srishti and Drishti Kumari, both 16, have jointly topped Carmel School's ICSE X exams with an outstanding 97.6%. The daughters of doctors attributed their success to consistent study, mutual encouragement, and parental guidance. They plan to follow in their parents' footsteps and pursue medicine, preparing for NEET.

Akshara Goel, a Thane student, achieved 98.8% in her ICSE exams. She will celebrate this academic success at Mount Everest Base Camp on May 17. Goel will also attempt a world record by conducting a live online class from a high altitude. This initiative aims to expand learning beyond classrooms. Her family will accompany her on this trek.

The Punjab School Education Board has opened registrations for a one-time “mercy chance” exam for Class 10 and 12 students who could not pass earlier. Eligible candidates from 2010–2025 batches, with at least one subject cleared, can apply online. The board has urged timely submission, noting incomplete or unpaid forms will be rejected.

Gumla district achieved top positions in Class XII examinations, securing first in arts, second in science, and third in commerce, a significant improvement from previous years. This academic leap is attributed to the 'board exam Vijay Abhiyan' initiative, which focused on comprehensive student support and teacher engagement.

In an impressive display of academic achievement, Jharkhand's Class 10 board exams recorded a pass rate of 95.27%, marking a significant increase of nearly 4% compared to the previous year. With over 400,000 students taking part, female candidates edged ahead of their male peers. The districts of Gumla, Dumka, and Pakur proudly exhibited the highest pass rates.

Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) has released the Class 12 board exam results for 2026 today, May 6. Students can check their scorecards online and on DigiLocker. A minimum of 33% is required to pass. Those unsatisfied can opt for improvement exams in theory papers. The grading system ranges from A+ to D.

Shikha Verma and Kashish Verma from Sitapur have topped the Class XII and X UP board exams respectively, with girls once again outperforming boys. The results highlight the growing academic strength of smaller districts, with students from these areas dominating the top ranks. Reforms aimed at ensuring transparent and copy-free examinations are credited for the smooth conduct and improved results.

The Tamil Nadu Directorate of Government Examinations is expected to announce the Class 12 results on May 8, 2026, following the completion of answer sheet evaluations. Over 8 lakh students await their scores, which will be accessible on tnresults.nic.in and dge.tn.gov.in after election results are declared. Students can check their marks using their hall ticket number and date of birth.

SRM Institute of Science and Technology is releasing SRMJEEE 2026 Phase 1 results today at 3 PM. Successful candidates can proceed to counselling for B.Tech admissions. The exam offers multiple phases for improved scores and flexibility. Phase 2 registration closes June 4, with exams from June 10-15. Phase 3 is scheduled for July 4-5.