CISCE ISC, ICSE Results 2025 Live Updates: Class 10, 12 marksheet released at cisce.org and results.cisce.org, Check latest updates here

Students can access the CISCE Class 10 (ICSE) and Class 12 (ISC) results 2025 on the following official websites:
cisce.org
results.cisce.org
Keep your UID and Index Number ready for quick access.

Students aiming to improve their scores can appear for the CISCE Improvement Exams 2025 in July. Candidates are allowed to take the improvement exam in up to two subjects for both ICSE (Class 10) and ISC (Class 12).

Detailed schedule and guidelines will soon be available on the official website — cisce.org.

In 2024, CISCE announced the ICSE Class 10 results on May 6, with an impressive pass percentage of 99.47%. Out of 2,695 schools, 82.48% (2,223 schools) recorded a 100% pass rate, highlighting the consistent academic performance across the board.

South: 99.76%
West: 99.72%
North: 98.97%
East: 98.76%
Foreign candidates: 100%
South leads among Indian regions, foreign schools hit perfect score. Keep following for more updates!

Students unsatisfied with their scores can apply for rechecking of answer scripts via the official CISCE portal. The re-evaluation window will remain open for a limited time, and each subject recheck requires a payment of ₹1,000.

To check their ICSE and ISC results, students should:

1. Visit the official results portal
2. Enter course code, UID, index number, and captcha
3. Click “Show Result”
4. Use “Print Result” for a hard copy of the mark sheet

Students looking to improve their marks in the same academic year can appear for the improvement exams in a maximum of two subjects. The CISCE will conduct the improvement exams for both ICSE and ISC students in July 2025. Detailed guidelines will soon be available at cisce.org.

The ICSE 2025 examination was held across 67 written subjects, including 20 Indian languages, 14 foreign languages, and one Classical language. Meanwhile, the ISC 2025 exam covered 47 written subjects, comprising 12 Indian languages, four foreign languages, and two Classical languages, reflecting the Council's continued emphasis on linguistic diversity and academic breadth.

In the ISC Class 12 Result 2025, girls have once again outperformed boys, recording an impressive pass percentage of 99.45%. Male students secured a pass rate of 98.64%, highlighting a continued trend of higher academic achievement among female candidates this year.

In the ICSE Class 10 Result 2025, female students have secured a higher success rate with a pass percentage of 99.37%, surpassing their male counterparts who achieved a pass percentage of 98.84%. The data reflects a consistent edge for girls in academic performance this year.

The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) has declared the ICSE Class 10 Results 2025, allowing more than 2.4 lakh students to view their digital marksheets through the official result portals. Students can log in using their Unique ID and Index Number. Additionally, CISCE offers a rechecking facility and provides access to digitally signed documents via DigiLocker, secured with QR code verification.

In addition to the official websites, students can also access their CISCE Board Result 2025 through SMS. To do this, they must type ISCUnique ID and send it to 09248082883, the number designated by CISCE. Shortly after, they will receive an SMS containing their subject-wise marks displayed in a message format.

The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) has released the ICSE (Class 10) and ISC (Class 12) results on the official website. Candidates who took the exam can visit the official website to check the results.

To pass the ICSE Class 10 exams, students must score a minimum of 33% in each subject, whereas ISC Class 12 students require at least 40%. Those falling short in up to two subjects may opt for the compartmental exams in July 2025. This provides a critical second opportunity, especially for students planning to apply to competitive academic programmes.

More than 2.5 lakh candidates across India are anticipating their ICSE and ISC 2025 results today. The ICSE exams took place from February 21 to March 28, while the ISC exams were conducted between February 12 and April 3. Students are advised to stay alert on official CISCE portals for real-time access and avoid unofficial sources that may lead to incorrect information.

With the release of ISC Class 12 results, several colleges and universities are expected to reopen or extend their admission windows. Students are advised to regularly check the admission portals of their target institutions to meet updated deadlines, especially in light of competitive entrance test schedules.

Following today’s result announcement, CISCE is likely to release a circular detailing the July 2025 improvement exams. Students aiming to improve scores for entrance tests like CUET, NEET, or JEE must stay updated on registration deadlines. The improvement exams will be conducted in offline mode, with results expected within a month.

To ensure a glitch-free experience, the CISCE has upgraded its result servers and optimized the user interface for mobile access. This infrastructure overhaul is aimed at preventing server crashes and delays, ensuring millions of students can retrieve their results in real time without waiting in long digital queues.

The CISCE has issued an advisory cautioning students not to rely on third-party apps or unofficial websites for result access. The official websites and DigiLocker remain the only authentic platforms. Students must avoid engaging with social media rumors or clicking on unverified links that could compromise their data security.

With many universities—domestic and international—already accepting applications, today’s ISC Class 12 results carry significant weight for students eyeing higher education. Students are urged to immediately download and securely save their digital certificates to facilitate smooth documentation for college applications and competitive exams.

Contrary to speculation on social media, the Council confirmed that the ICSE and ISC results will be released on schedule today. Officials dismissed any reports of delay as unfounded and clarified that all systems are in place for a smooth announcement as planned.

The rechecking process for ICSE and ISC results will be open from April 30 to May 4. Students who feel their marks do not reflect their performance may request a re-evaluation through the official portal. The board has clarified that only totalling errors and unmarked answers will be reviewed—no full re-evaluation of answer scripts will be conducted.

In line with trends seen in previous years, preliminary data suggests girls have outshined boys in both the ICSE and ISC results for 2025. The board is expected to release a full gender-wise performance report later today, offering insights into academic trends across the country.

Students checking their ISC and ICSE results online must keep their Unique ID, Index Number, and Captcha code ready. These credentials are mandatory to access the digital marksheet on both cisce.org and results.cisce.org. Any discrepancy in login should be reported immediately to the respective school authorities.

Following today’s result announcement, CISCE is likely to release a circular detailing the July 2025 improvement exams. Students aiming to improve scores for entrance tests like CUET, NEET, or JEE must stay updated on registration deadlines. The improvement exams will be conducted in offline mode, with results expected within a month.

To ensure a glitch-free experience, the CISCE has upgraded its result servers and optimized the user interface for mobile access. This infrastructure overhaul is aimed at preventing server crashes and delays, ensuring millions of students can retrieve their results in real time without waiting in long digital queues.

The CISCE has issued an advisory cautioning students not to rely on third-party apps or unofficial websites for result access. The official websites and DigiLocker remain the only authentic platforms. Students must avoid engaging with social media rumors or clicking on unverified links that could compromise their data security.

With many universities—domestic and international—already accepting applications, today’s ISC Class 12 results carry significant weight for students eyeing higher education. Students are urged to immediately download and securely save their digital certificates to facilitate smooth documentation for college applications and competitive exams.

Principals and school authorities can access the detailed school-wise results through the CISCE Careers Portal. This includes statistical summaries, pass percentages, and subject-specific performance data. Printed marksheets for students will be distributed by schools after verification of the digital versions.

The rechecking process for ICSE and ISC results will be open from April 30 to May 4. Students who feel their marks do not reflect their performance may request a re-evaluation through the official portal. The board has clarified that only totalling errors and unmarked answers will be reviewed—no full re-evaluation of answer scripts will be conducted.

Students will receive their marksheets and certificates through DigiLocker soon after the results are announced. These digital documents—legally valid for admissions and employment—will include the statement of marks, pass certificate, and migration certificate. This shift toward digital documentation ensures ease of access and long-term record security.

To pass the ICSE Class 10 exams, students must score a minimum of 33% in each subject, whereas ISC Class 12 students require at least 40%. Those falling short in up to two subjects may opt for the compartmental exams in July 2025. This provides a critical second opportunity, especially for students planning to apply to competitive academic programmes.

More than 2.5 lakh candidates across India are anticipating their ICSE and ISC 2025 results today. The ICSE exams took place from February 21 to March 28, while the ISC exams were conducted between February 12 and April 3. Students are advised to stay alert on official CISCE portals for real-time access and avoid unofficial sources that may lead to incorrect information.

The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) will declare the Class 10 (ICSE) and Class 12 (ISC) results today, April 30. Students can check their marks by logging into the official websites—cisce.org and results.cisce.org—using their Unique ID and Index Number. The early release is expected to help students streamline their admission process for college and entrance exams.