Goa Board SSC 10th Results 2026: How to download scorecards at results.gbshsegoa.net (Screengrab from official website)
Goa Board SSC 10th Result 2026: The Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (GBSHSE) has released the Goa Board Class 10th results today, on April 26. Candidates can check their marksheet by logging in to the official portal of the Goa Board at gbshse.in, results.gbshsegoa.net. The annual SSC examination was conducted from March 13 to April 9, 2026, across 32 examination centres statewide. A total of 20,618 regular fresh candidates appeared, out of which 19,486 passed, yielding an overall pass percentage of 94.51%.
Goa Board SSC Result 2026: Official websites to check Class 10 results
Girls outperformed boys significantly. Of the 9,805 girls who appeared, 9,414 passed at a pass rate of 96.01%, while 10,072 of 10,813 boys cleared the exam at 93.15%. A total of 594 candidates were placed in the Needs Improvement (NI) category and 191 were placed under Reserved.
Among different social categories, OBC students fared best with a pass rate of 98.11%, followed by ST candidates at 97.16%, General category at 94.23%, and SC students at 93.33%.
Private candidates fared considerably lower — private fresh candidates recorded just 31.29% and private repeaters 29.24%, compared to regular fresh candidates at 94.51%.
Pernem taluka led all talukas with a pass rate of 98.16%, followed closely by Ponda at 96.41% and Canacona at 96.65%. Mormugao recorded the lowest pass rate at 90.99%, while Sattari came in at 92.77%.
Among the 32 examination centres, Paingin and Mapusa-B stood out with near-perfect pass rates of 99.4% and 99%, respectively. Cuncolim recorded 97.3%, while centres like Navelim (91.7%) and Vasco (91.7%) lagged behind.
Several schools achieved a 100% pass rate, including St. Britto’s High School, Mapusa, Holy Cross High School Bastora, St. Mary’s Convent Mapusa, Lourdes Convent Saligao, St. Francis Xavier High School Mapusa, and many others across talukas. At the other end, some schools recorded significant NI counts, with AIM English Medium High School in Navelim showing 30 NI cases out of 105 students.
In the notice, the Board has asked schools to download consolidated result sheets from the Goa Board’s School Portal starting April 28, 2026. The Board’s online portal (gbshse.gov.in) will open for applications related to verified photocopies, re-evaluation, and verification of marks in absentia from April 28, 2026. The fee structure is as follows:
| Service | Fee | Last date |
| Verified Photocopy of Answer Book | Rs 350/subject | May 2, 2026 |
| Re-evaluation of Answer Books | Rs 700/subject | May 11, 2026 |
| Verification of Marks in Absentia | Rs 100/subject | May 2, 2026 |
Importantly, candidates who apply for a verified photocopy or re-evaluation cannot simultaneously apply for verification of marks in absentia. All fees must be paid through the payment gateway on the Goa Board website. No applications will be accepted beyond the deadlines mentioned. The Board has tentatively scheduled the Second SSC Examination to begin on June 6, 2026.
To download the result of the class 10 exam, candidates are requested to follow the steps below to avoid unnecessary details:
Step 1: Go to any official website, such as gbshse.in and results.gbshsegoa.net.
Step 2: Search for the Class 10 result on the homepage and click on the link provided.
Step 3: This will refer the students to a login page where candidates will need to put their login credentials, such as seat number or roll number, to see their marksheet.
Step 4: After the details are given, the marksheet will appear on the screen.
Step 5: Students can download and keep a hard copy of their results for their future reference.
After obtaining the online marksheets, students can verify the following details on the portal — candidate’s name and roll number, marks obtained in each subject, total marks secured in all subjects, and qualification status. In case of any discrepancy, they can reach out to their respective school authorities or the Goa Board.
Candidates who are giving their class 10 exam will need to obtain a minimum of 33 per cent in each subject. Those who are not satisfied with their results can ask for a re-evaluation of their copies.
Students will need their login credentials to download their results. After entering the login details, they can access their marksheet. Please note that this is a provisional grade sheet. The official results can be obtained by visiting their school.