CISCE Results 2026: ICSE and ISC Pass Percentages Announced
The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) has declared the results for the ICSE Class 10 and ISC Class 12 examinations for the year 2026. The pass percentage for ICSE Class 10 stands at an impressive 99.18%, while ISC Class 12 has achieved a pass percentage of 99.14%. These results reflect the consistent academic excellence of students across the country.
Overall Performance and Statistics
More than 3.6 lakh students appeared for the examinations at both levels this year. The overall performance has been strong, with girls once again outperforming boys in both classes. The CISCE results highlight the dedication of students and the effectiveness of the educational framework provided by the council.
Gender-wise Performance
Girls have continued their trend of outshining boys in the CISCE examinations. In ICSE Class 10, the pass percentage for girls is higher than that of boys, and the same trend is observed in ISC Class 12. This consistent performance underscores the academic rigor and commitment among female students.
Subject-wise Highlights
While the overall pass percentages are high, certain subjects have seen remarkable performance. Students have excelled in subjects like Mathematics, Science, and Commerce streams. The council has also noted an improvement in the performance of students in languages and humanities.
Previous Year Comparison
Compared to the previous year, the pass percentages have slightly improved. In 2025, ICSE Class 10 had a pass percentage of 99.10%, and ISC Class 12 had 99.05%. The 2026 results show a marginal increase, indicating a positive trend in academic performance.
Steps to Check Results
Students can check their results on the official CISCE website. The results are also available through SMS and mobile apps. Students are advised to keep their roll numbers and other credentials handy for a smooth checking process.
The CISCE has congratulated all successful students and encouraged those who could not perform as expected to work harder in the future. The council remains committed to providing quality education and fair evaluation.
