GSEB SSC result 2026 out, over 35,000 students get A1 grade

To check the GSEB Class 10 SSC result, students have to visit the official website of GSEB and then click on the Class 10 result on the homepage. After that, enter the seat number, and the marksheet will appear. Once the GSEB SSC 2026 result is announced, candidates are requested to either take a screenshot of it or download it for future reference.

A total of 7,69,993 candidates were registered, out of which 7,56,392 appeared for the examination. Among them, 6,34,327 candidates passed, resulting in an overall pass percentage of 83.86% for regular candidates. For repeater candidates, 70,934 registered, and 67,404 appeared in the examination. Out of these, 22,598 passed, with a pass percentage of 33.53%.

Girls have outperformed boys once again, with a pass percentage of 88.28%, compared to 80.12% among boys. A total of 35,508 students have secured the top A1 grade. Among districts, Narmada emerged as the top performer with a pass percentage of 90.85%, while Panchmahal recorded the lowest at 76.4%.

Additionally, under the GSOS category, a total of 25,313 candidates registered, and 23,353 appeared. Among them, 6,590 candidates passed, leading to a pass percentage of 28.22%.

The number of schools with 100 per cent results increased from 1574 to 1697 while schools with less than 30 per cent declined from 201 to 164 along with schools with 0 results from 45 to 39, within a year.

With better results this time, students with the highest of A1 grade (91-100 marks) increased from 28,055 to 35,508, in the A2 grade (81-90 marks) from 86,459 students in 2025 it increased to 90863.

Among districts while Narmada was among the top with a pass per cent of 90.85 per cent and Panchmahal at the bottom with 76.42 per cent.

The pass percentage of English medium students being the highest-92.5 per cent-Gujarati medium students secured a pass percentage of 82.67 per cent.

While the copying cases reported physically declined from 12 to only five the year, the ones with the help of technology increased within a year. The number of copying cases detected under cctv cameras increased from 138 to 233. The results of these 233 candidates have been reserved as it will be declared after physical hearing by the GSHSEB.

The class 10 exam for GSHSEB was conducted from February 26 to March 16. This year, around 9 lakh students appeared for the exam. The exam was conducted in 1,701 centres across Gujarat.

The pass percentage of repeat candidates is only 33.53 per cent as out of 67404 repeat candidates who appeared for the Class 10 exams, 22598 are declared pass. Also, the result of open school candidates stands at 28.03 per cent. The repeaters of open school students secured a pass percentage of 28.9 per cent. Thus the overall pass percentage of private candidates is 28.22 per cent.

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The GSEB Class 10 SSC results are awarded through a clearly defined grading system. Students scoring between 91 and 100 marks receive the top grade, A1, while those with 81 to 90 marks are placed in A2. Scores ranging from 71 to 80 are graded B1, and 61 to 70 fall under B2. Those securing 51 to 60 marks are awarded C1, while 41 to 50 are given C2. Students who score between 35 and 40 are assigned grade D, the minimum required to pass. Scores below this fall into non-qualifying categories: 21 to 34 marks are graded E1, and 0 to 20 marks receive E2. For more information on GSEB Class 10 SSC result, grade-wise marks, supplementary exams and revaluation dates, students can check the IE Education portal – education.indianexpress.com.

Students who are not satisfied with the result can either apply for re-evaluation or ask for a photocopy of the answer book. The process for the same starts shortly after the result is published. For this, they will need to pay a certain amount of fees. Students can also sit for the improvement exam, also known as supplementary exams.

The improvement exam applies to students who have failed in one or two subjects, so that they can save the academic year. This also applies to students who have missed some of the exams or have passed in all the subjects but want to increase their marks.