GSEB Gujarat Board Results 2026 Latest updates (Screengrab from official website)The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB) on May 6 declared the Class 10 or Secondary School Certificate (SSC) results 2026. GSEB students will be able to check their scores by logging in with their credentials, including seat number at the official website — gseb.org and result.gseb.org. For more details on GSEB results, supplementary exams, and syllabus, click here.
GSEB SSC 10th Result 2026 [Link]: How to Check Marks
To access the Gujarat board SSC result, candidates need to visit the official website and click on the Class 10 result link on the homepage. After entering the seat number, the marksheet will be displayed on the screen. Students are advised to download or take a screenshot of the result for future reference. Alternatively, students can get their results by sending their exam seat number to WhatsApp number 6357300971. The DigiLocker portal will also be making the GSEB SSC result download link active.
This year, 83.86 per cent of students passed their SSC exam.
Gujarat GSEB Board SSC 10th Result 2026: How to check results, download marksheets?
The GSHSEB Class 10 examinations were conducted from February 26 and concluded on March 16. This year, approximately 9 lakh students appeared for the SSC exams across 1,701 centres in Gujarat.
Total regular candidates appeared: 7,56,392
Total regular candidates qualified: 6,34,327
Repeater candidates appeared: 67,404
Repeater candidates qualified: 22,598
GSOS (Open School) candidates appeared: 23,353
GSOS (Open School) candidates qualified: 6,590
Narmada district has recorded the highest pass percentage in Gujarat SSC 2026 at 90.85 per cent. Last year the top-performing district was Banaskantha, which had achieved 89.29 per cent pass rate.
Panchmahal district has reported the lowest pass percentage at 76.42 per cent. However, this is higher than last year’s lowest-performing district Kheda, which had recorded a pass percentage of 72.55 per cent.
The GSHSEB Class 10 examinations were conducted from February 26 and concluded on March 16. This year, approximately 9 lakh students appeared for the SSC exams across 1,701 centres in Gujarat.
Alternatively, students can get their results by sending their exam seat number to WhatsApp number 6357300971. The DigiLocker portal will also be making the GSEB SSC result download link active.
To access the Gujarat board SSC result, candidates need to visit the official website and click on the Class 10 result link on the homepage. After entering the seat number, the marksheet will be displayed on the screen. Students are advised to download or take a screenshot of the result for future reference.
For more details on GSEB results, supplementary exams, and syllabus, GSEB students can visit IE Education Portal.
GSEB students will be able to check their scores by logging in with their credentials, including seat number at the official website — gseb.org and result.gseb.org.
Narmada district has recorded the highest pass percentage in Gujarat SSC 2026 at 90.85 per cent. Last year the top-performing district was Banaskantha, which had achieved 89.29 per cent pass rate.
Panchmahal district has reported the lowest pass percentage at 76.42 per cent. However, this is higher than last year’s lowest-performing district Kheda, which had recorded a pass percentage of 72.55 per cent.
Total regular candidates appeared: 7,56,392
Total regular candidates qualified: 6,34,327
Repeater candidates appeared: 67,404
Repeater candidates qualified: 22,598
GSOS (Open School) candidates appeared: 23,353
GSOS (Open School) candidates qualified: 6,590
A total of 7,56,392 regular students appeared for the GSEB SSC 2026 examination, compared to 7,46,892 candidates in the previous year. The increase in participation highlights a growing number of students taking the Class 10 board exams across the state.
Ajol centre has recorded a perfect 100 per cent result this year. Last year’s highest-performing centre was Kumbhariya, which recorded a pass percentage of 99.11 per cent.
Muvala centre has recorded the lowest pass percentage in Gujarat SSC 2026 at 33.74 per cent. However, this is an improvement from last year's score by Andhar centre at 29.56 per cent.
Students who have scored between 21 and 32 marks in one or two subjects in the GSEB SSC Result 2026 and have received a Grade E1 for those subjects are classified as eligible for the supplementary Purak Pariksha examination.
The Purak Pariksha is typically conducted in June. Last year it was held from June 23 to July 1, 2025. Students in E1 grade retain their marks in other subjects and only reappear for the failing subject(s). Grade E2, indicating marks below 21 in a subject, requires the student to reappear for the full examination in the following year.
The exams were conducted across 87 zones at 1,006 centers, involving 3,243 schools and 31,001 examination rooms. A total of 756,392 regular students appeared, with 634,327 qualifying, resulting in a pass percentage of 83.86 per cent.
Despite strict measures, 233 cases of malpractice were caught via CCTV footage.
Students are advised to check the details on the scorecard very carefully. Any name, subject, or date of birth corrections should be submitted to the Board's Gandhinagar office by May 21, 2026.
For regular students, the passing marks were 26 out of 80 in the board theory exam and 7 out of 20 in internal school assessments (totaling 33 out of 100).
Year: Pass percentage
2026: 83.86 per cent
2025: 83.08 per cent
2024: 82.56 per cent
2023: 64.62 per cent
2022: 65.18 per cent
In comparison to the 2022 result, Class 10 GSEB pass percentage has significantly improved over the years.
This year total 2,323 students with disabilities appeared for the GSEB SSC exams including 1,112 students with Locomotor Disability and 435 with Visual Impairement. Out of the total number, as many as 1,846 students passed their Class 10 exams.
Total 70,934 repeater students had registered for the Class 10 exams. Out of these, 67,404 appeared and 22,598 passed the exams. The pass rate for repeaters was recorded at 33. 53 per cent.
Students who have failed or want to improve their result can appear for the supplementary exams in June 2026. The "Best of Two" exam policy ensures that the best result out of the main and supplementary exams will be considered.
Applications for marks verification (re-checking) must be submitted online through the board's website within 21 days of the result declaration. Fee for marks verification is Rs 155 for one subject, Rs 285 for two subjects and Rs 415 for three or more subjects. Female students and candidates with disability are exempted from paying the fee.
Girls achieved a high score of 88.28 pass per cent in the GSEB Class 10 exams. The pass percentage for boys was recorded at 80.12 per cent.
The number of schools with 0 per cent result has gone down from 45 in 2025 to 39 in 2026. On the other hand, the number of schools with 100 per cent result has increased from 1,574 to 1,697 this year.
GSEB has also announced the results for Gujarat State Open School exams.
A total of 19,918 regular students had registered, and 18,336 appeared. Out of these 5140 students passed the exam. The pass rate for regular students was recorded at 28.03 per cent.
For repeater students, the pass percentage was 28.90 per cent.
Gender-wise, girls scored a pass percentage of 36.25 per cent and boys 23.23 per cent in the GSOS exams.
There were 1286 students who registered for the exams in Urdu medium. Total 1264 candidates appeared and 1025 of them qualified. Thus, the pass percentage was recorded at 81.09 per cent.
101572 students had registered for the exams in English medium. 101278 of them appeared for the exams and 93683 passed, recording a pass rate of 92.50 per cent.
Among Marathi medium students, 3,401 registered, 3,367 appeared, and 2,737 qualified, with a pass percentage of 81.29 per cent.
In Gujarati medium, 6,47,136 students registered, 6,34,199 appeared, and 5,24,271 qualified, resulting in a pass percentage of 82.67 per cent.
In the Gujarat Board Class 10 results, a total of 7,69,993 regular students registered, of whom 7,56,392 appeared and 6,34,327 qualified, resulting in a pass percentage of 83.86%. Among repeater candidates, 70,934 registered and 67,404 appeared, with 22,598 qualifying, taking the pass percentage to 33.53%.
For GSOS (Regular), 19,918 students registered, 18,336 appeared, and 5,140 qualified, recording a pass percentage of 28.03%, while in GSOS (Repeater), 5,395 registered and 5,017 appeared, with 1,450 qualifying, leading to a pass percentage of 28.90%.
In the isolated category, 41,349 students registered and 38,901 appeared.
Overall, 9,07,589 students registered, 8,86,050 appeared, and 6,63,515 qualified across all categories.
For Oriya medium, 356 students registered, 355 appeared, and 314 qualified. The pass percentage stands at 88.45 per cent.
The number of schools achieving 100% results has increased to 1,697 in Gujarat SSC 2026, up from 1,574 last year. Additionally, the number of schools with less than 30% results has reduced, indicating improved institutional performance overall.
In the Gujarat Board Class 10 results, among English medium students, 1,01,572 registered, 1,01,278 appeared, and 93,683 qualified, recording a pass percentage of 92.50%.
Total centers: 1,006
Schools with 100% result: 1,697
Schools with 0% result: 39
Schools with less than 30% result: 164
Panchmahal district has reported the lowest pass percentage in Gujarat SSC 2026 at 76.42%. However, this is higher than last year’s lowest-performing district Kheda, which recorded a pass percentage of 72.55%.
Narmada district has recorded the highest pass percentage in Gujarat SSC 2026 at 90.85%, surpassing last year’s top-performing district Banaskantha, which had achieved 89.29% pass rate among regular students.
Muvala centre has recorded the lowest pass percentage in Gujarat SSC 2026 at 33.74%. This marks an improvement compared to last year’s lowest-performing centre, Andhar, which had a pass percentage of 29.56%.
Ajol has emerged as the top-performing examination centre in Gujarat SSC 2026 with a perfect 100% result. In comparison, last year’s highest-performing centre was Kumbhariya, which recorded a pass percentage of 99.11%.
Students appearing under the GSOS category recorded a pass percentage of 28.22% in 2026, improving from 27.18% last year. A total of 23,353 GSOS students appeared, out of which 6,590 candidates successfully cleared the examination.
Grade: Number of students
A1: 35,508
A2: 90,863
B1: 122,184
B2: 148,215
C1: 146,647
C2: 83,621
D: 7,278
E1: 11
The fee structure for the GSEB SSC Purak Pariksha (supplementary exam) 2026 is tiered by number of subjects. Based on the fee structure from 2025: Rs 150 for one subject, with higher fees for two or three subjects, and Rs 395 for more than three subjects. Registration for the Purak Pariksha opens within a few days of the main result declaration on May 6. The board announces the exact registration window and fee payment procedure on gseb.org alongside or shortly after the main SSC result is released.
Total regular candidates appeared: 7,56,392
Total regular candidates qualified: 6,34,327
Repeater candidates appeared: 67,404
Repeater candidates qualified: 22,598
GSOS (Open School) candidates appeared: 23,353
GSOS (Open School) candidates qualified: 6,590
The pass percentage among repeater students in Gujarat SSC 2026 stands at 33.53%, slightly higher than last year’s 32.26%. A total of 22,598 repeater candidates qualified out of 67,404 who appeared for the exam this year.
Out of the total regular candidates, 6,34,327 students have qualified in the Gujarat SSC 2026 exams. This is an increase from last year’s 6,20,532 successful candidates, indicating a higher number of students clearing the examination this session.
A total of 7,56,392 regular students appeared for the Gujarat SSC 2026 examination, compared to 7,46,892 candidates in the previous year. The increase in participation highlights a growing number of students taking the Class 10 board exams across the state.
Students who score between 21 and 32 marks in one or two subjects in the GSEB SSC Result 2026 receive a Grade E1 for those subjects and are classified as eligible for the supplementary Purak Pariksha examination. The Purak Pariksha is typically conducted in June, in 2025 it was held from June 23 to July 1. Students in E1 grade retain their marks in other subjects and only reappear for the failing subject(s). Grade E2, indicating marks below 21 in a subject, requires the student to reappear for the full examination in the following year.
Students must secure at least Grade ‘D’ in all subjects. For differently abled candidates, the minimum qualifying requirement is 20 per cent.
The Gujarat SSC 2026 results show a marginal improvement in performance, with the pass percentage rising to 83.86% from 83.08% recorded last year. This increase reflects a steady trend in overall student outcomes across regular candidates appearing in the board examination.
Marks Range: Grade
91-100: A1
81-90: A2
71-80: B1
61-70: B2
51-60: C1
41-50: C2
33-40: D
21-32: E1 (Needs Improvement)
20 & below: E2 (Needs Improvement)
In the GSEB SSC Result 2025, grade-wise distribution data from GSEB showed: 28,055 students secured A1 (the top grade), 86,459 secured A2, 1,24,274 secured B1, 1,52,084 secured B2, 1,45,444 secured C1, 78,137 secured C2, and 6,066 secured D grade, out of a total of 6,99,598 students who appeared. The largest single grade band was B2, accounting for the greatest share of the overall cohort. GSEB will release the equivalent 2026 grade-wise distribution as part of the May 6 official result data package on gseb.org.
Among six different medium - English, Gujarati, Hindi, Marathi, Urdu and Oriya - Hindi medium pass percentage is the lowest at 77.2 per cent while English medium students recorded the highest of 92.5 per cent. Urdu and Oriya medium students stood at 81.09 per cent and 88.45 per cent, respectively. Marathi students pass percentage stands at 81.29 per cent.
Among subjects in which students secured perfect score of 100, science emerged as the topper with 8520, a jump from 5,531 students with 100 marks last year. This was followed by basic maths in which 3,529 students secured the maximum score of 100 and social science in which 2,943 students secured 100 marks.
A total of 35,508 students have scored the top A1 grade.
GSHSEB Class 10 result makes a record with the highest ever result in the last 33 years. The results declared Wednesday with a pass percentage of 83.86 per cent, a slight increase from 83.08 per cent in 2025, is the highest since 1993. The lowest Class 10 result was recorded in the year 1997 when only 40.17 per cent students cleared the secondary examinations-less than half of this year’s result.
The pass percentage of repeat candidates stands at 33.53 per cent as out of 67404 repeat candidates who appeared for the Class 10 SSC exams, 22598 are declared pass. Also, the result of open school candidates is 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.
While Standard Maths subject secured the highest pass percentage of 99.63 per cent students in Basic Maths recorded the lowest pass percentage of 84.86 per cent. Since 2022, students are offered two versions mathematics-Basic and Standard.
GSEB follows a specific practice in which the exact date and time of the SSC result is announced by the Gujarat Education Minister through a press conference, typically 24 to 48 hours before the actual declaration. The board does not publish a formal advance notice on gseb.org with the result date weeks in advance, the confirmed date comes from the ministerial announcement. This is a consistent pattern across all recent GSEB SSC and HSC result cycles, and the May 6, 2026 date follows from this ministerial press conference.
Five cases were caught during the exam, and 233 cases were identified via CCTV footage.
To pass the GSEB SSC Class 10 examination 2026, students must score a minimum of 33% marks in each individual subject and achieve at least 33% in aggregate overall. The evaluation is conducted under an 80:20 split, 80 marks from the external board examination and 20 marks from internal assessment or practicals. Both components are included in the subject-wise marks shown on the marksheet. Students who meet the aggregate threshold but fall below 33% in an individual subject are still classified as failing that subject.
Students who are dissatisfied with their results need not feel discouraged. They have the option to appear for the Supplementary Examination in June 2026. Under the “Best of Two” policy, the higher score from the two attempts will be taken into account.
Medium-wise, English medium students achieved the highest pass rate of 92.50 per cent, followed by Gujarati medium at 82.67 per cent.
Panchmahal district recorded the lowest at 76.42 per cent.
Narmada recorded the highest passing percentage at 90.85 per cent.
Female students outperformed male students, with a pass rate of 88.28 per cent girl students passing the exam compared to 80.12 per cent in boys.
Practical marks form part of the GSEB SSC Class 10 overall score and are included in the result displayed on the digital marksheet. The marksheet shows theory and practical marks separately for applicable subjects, alongside the combined grade for each. Students can verify their practical component scores against their school-submitted records on the day the result is declared. Any discrepancy between the practical marks recorded at school and those appearing on the GSEB portal must be reported through the school, which is the primary liaison with GSEB for such corrections.
The passing percentage for regular students this year stands at 83.86 per cent, a slight increase from 83.08 per cent last year.
The GSEB SSC 2025 examination saw a total of 6,99,598 students appear, of whom 5,77,556 passed, yielding the 83.08% overall pass percentage. Among these, 3,42,173 were girls and 4,04,719 were boys across the regular and private categories. The 2026 registered cohort of 9,07,175 is significantly larger, with actual appearances expected to be in the range of 8.5 to 9 lakh. GSEB will confirm the exact number of appearing students as part of its official May 6 result declaration.
The Gujarat board releases Class 10th SSC result. Download link active at gseb.org.
GSEB does not print the student's overall percentage on the SSC marksheet. Instead, the result document carries a Percentile Rank, a figure that indicates what percentage of appearing students the individual outperformed. A percentile rank of 99 means the student scored higher than 99% of all students who appeared for that particular examination. Subject-wise marks and grades are shown individually. Students must calculate their own aggregate percentage manually when filling in Class 11 admission forms that require a percentage figure rather than a grade.
GSEB does not provide a name-based result search on either gseb.org or gsebeservice.com. The only accepted credential on both official portals is the 6-digit seat number, printed on the student's hall ticket. GSEB has maintained this access policy consistently. Some third-party education portals may offer unofficial name-based searches by pulling data from GSEB's public result database, but these are not authorised by the board and may contain inaccuracies or delays relative to the official portal data.
The GSEB SSC pass percentage trend across the last three years: 64.62% in 2023, 82.56% in 2024, and 83.08% in 2025. The 2023 figure was an anomaly resulting from stricter post-COVID evaluation after years of relaxed examination conduct. The 18-point recovery from 2023 to 2024 was sharp, and the 2024 to 2025 improvement was marginal at 0.52 percentage points, suggesting a stabilisation around the 82–84% band. Whether the 2026 result breaks above 84% or holds at the same range will be confirmed on May 6 at 8 am.
Unlike most state boards, GSEB does not release individual topper names or a merit list for the SSC Class 10 result. This is an official GSEB policy that has been consistent since 2025. The board only publishes aggregate pass percentages, gender-wise breakdowns, district-wise data, grade-wise distribution, and the number of schools recording 100% pass rates. Individual school results and any school-level toppers are communicated internally. On May 6, the board will publish statistical data without individual merit rankings.
GSEB has progressively moved the SSC result declaration date earlier over the past three years: May 11 in 2024, May 8 in 2025, and May 6 in 2026. This two-day advancement per year reflects the board's accelerating evaluation timelines, likely aided by improvements in the scanning and digital processing of answer sheets. The consistently earlier result dates give students in Gujarat more time before the Class 11 and polytechnic admission processes begin across the state.
The marksheet available for download from gseb.org or gsebeservice.com on May 6, 2026 is a provisional digital copy. The original printed marksheet, bearing GSEB's physical seal and authorised signatures, is distributed to schools by the board at a later date, typically two to four weeks after the result declaration. Students collect the original from their school. The provisional digital copy is valid for immediate use in Class 11 stream selection, polytechnic admissions, and scholarship applications in the period before the original becomes available.
The GSEB SSC Purak Pariksha (supplementary examination) result for 2025 was declared on July 18, 2025, at 9 am. The supplementary exams for 2025 were held from June 23 to July 1. For 2026, based on this timeline, the Purak Pariksha is expected to be conducted in June 2026 with results in mid-to-late July. The supplementary result is also available on gseb.org and gsebeservice.com using the same 6-digit seat number. The WhatsApp number 6357300971 and SMS number 56263 also carry the Purak Pariksha result data.
In the GSEB SSC Result 2025, a total of 989 schools across Gujarat recorded a 100% pass percentage, meaning every student from those schools who appeared for the board examination passed. GSEB announces the number of 100% pass-rate schools as part of its official result data alongside the declaration. This figure was not released for 2024 individually but was among the key metrics highlighted in the May 8, 2025 result announcement. The 2026 equivalent figure is expected on May 6.
The GSEB SSC result declaration time shifted from 10 am to 8 am starting from the 2024 cycle. In 2024, the result was declared at 8 am. In 2025, the same 8 am time was maintained. For 2026, the confirmed declaration time is again 8 am on May 6. This earlier timing gives students and schools more time on the result day to complete result downloads, school-level record updates, and stream selection discussions before the end of the working day.
The Gujarat board Class 10th SSC result 2026 date and time is May 6 at 8 am.
The GSEB SSC 2026 marksheet is also available through DigiLocker. Students can access it by logging in to digilocker.gov.in or the DigiLocker app with their Aadhaar-linked mobile number and navigating to the Education or Issued Documents section, where GSEB is listed as the issuing authority. The DigiLocker marksheet carries GSEB's official digital seal and is a legally valid document. It is accepted for Class 11 admissions, college applications, and scholarship applications without requiring the physical school-distributed original.
The secondary official result portal for GSEB SSC 2026 is gsebeservice.com, which is operated by GSEB alongside the primary gseb.org. Both portals carry identical result data and require only the 6-digit seat number for access. The gsebeservice.com portal is typically more accessible during peak result hours due to different server infrastructure. The WhatsApp and SMS result access channels operated by GSEB also draw from the same database, ensuring that results are consistent across all access methods from the moment they go live at 8 am on May 6.
In the GSEB SSC Result 2025, Banaskantha district recorded the highest pass percentage among all districts in Gujarat at 89.29%. Narmada came second at 88.40%, followed by Botad at 87.71% and Gandhinagar at 87.44%. At the other end of the spectrum, Kheda district recorded the lowest pass percentage at 72.55%. GSEB publishes district-wise performance data as part of every annual SSC result release. The 2026 district-wise breakdown will be released on May 6 alongside the overall result statistics.
Students dissatisfied with their GSEB SSC Result 2026 can apply for two post-result processes: verification of marks at Rs 100 per subject, and rechecking of answer sheets at Rs 300 per subject. Both processes are applied for online through gseb.org. GSEB opens the marks verification portal approximately 15 days after the SSC result declaration. Students submit the online form, pay the applicable fee, and receive the revised or confirmed result online within the period announced by the board. No more than three subjects can be sent for rechecking under a single application.
In the GSEB SSC Result 2025, female students recorded a pass percentage of 87.24% while male students recorded 79.56%, a difference of 7.68 percentage points. Of 3,42,173 girls who appeared, 2,98,519 passed. Of 4,04,719 boys who appeared, 3,22,013 passed. Female students have outperformed their male counterparts in GSEB SSC results consistently across multiple years. GSEB releases gender-wise disaggregated data as part of its official result statistics on declaration day, and the same breakdown is expected alongside the May 6 announcement.
GSEB SSC pass percentages tell a sharp recovery story: 64.62% in 2023, 82.56% in 2024, and 83.08% in 2025. The 2023 figure was the lowest in several years, coinciding with the post-COVID return to full-length board examinations without grace marks or relaxed evaluation. The recovery of over 18 percentage points between 2023 and 2024 is among the largest single-year improvements recorded by GSEB. The 2026 result, due May 6, will establish whether the 83% band is being consolidated or improved upon further.
The GSEB SSC Class 10 overall pass percentage in 2025 was 83.08%, a marginal increase of 0.52 percentage points over 2024's 82.56%. In 2025, out of 7,46,892 students who appeared, 6,20,532 passed. In 2024, 7,14,054 appeared and 5,88,894 passed. The consistent upward trend from 2024 to 2025 continues a recovery from the 2023 dip. With 9,07,175 students registered for 2026, significantly more than previous years, the pass percentage figure on May 6 will carry particular weight given the expanded candidate pool.
GSEB evaluates SSC Class 10 results using a 10-point grading system. The grades and their approximate marks bands are: A1 (highest), A2, B1, B2, C1, C2, D1, D2, E1, and E2 (lowest). Grade E1 indicates marks between 21 and 32 in a subject, making the student eligible for the Purak Pariksha supplementary examination. Grade E2 indicates marks below 21. In 2025, out of all appearing students: 28,055 secured A1, 86,459 secured A2, 1,24,274 secured B1, 1,52,084 secured B2, 1,45,444 secured C1, 78,137 secured C2, and 6,066 secured D grade.
The GSEB SSC 2026 digital marksheet available at gseb.org carries: student name, seat number, subject-wise theory and practical marks, subject-wise grades, total marks obtained, overall grade, percentile rank, and pass or fail status. If the student is placed in Grade E1 or E2, the marksheet also notes their eligibility for the supplementary (Purak Pariksha) examination. GSEB does not print overall percentage on the marksheet, instead, it uses a Percentile Rank system to indicate how a student performed relative to the full cohort of appearing candidates.
Students can check their GSEB SSC Result 2026 via SMS by typing "SSC" followed by a space and their 6-digit seat number, then sending it to 56263. This SMS facility is operated by GSEB and delivers result status directly to the student's mobile. No internet access is required. The same number, 56263, has been used for GSEB SSC result SMS access in previous years. The SMS response contains the student's marks and pass or fail status.
GSEB has provided a WhatsApp-based result access facility for SSC 2026. Students can save the official GSEB WhatsApp number, 6357300971, and send their 6-digit seat number to this contact on May 6 at 8 am. The automated system responds with subject-wise marks, total score, overall grade, percentile rank, and pass or fail status. This facility was also available in 2025 and is one of GSEB's most widely used alternate result access channels, particularly in rural areas with intermittent internet connectivity.
The GSEB SSC Class 10 Result 2026 will be accessible on two official portals: gseb.org and gsebeservice.com. Both portals are activated simultaneously at 8 am on May 6, 2026. In previous years, the primary portal gseb.org has experienced heavy server load immediately after the result goes live at 8 am. The gsebeservice.com portal functions as an alternate and typically handles overflow traffic, making it a reliable second option when the main portal is congested.
To check the GSEB SSC Result 2026 on gseb.org, students need only their 6-digit seat number. Unlike most other state boards, GSEB does not require the date of birth, registration number, or password for result access. The seat number is printed on the student's admit card. After visiting gseb.org and clicking the SSC Result 2026 link, students select their seat number prefix from a dropdown (A, B, C, S, G, etc.), enter the remaining digits, and click Submit or Go to view the result.
The GSEB SSC Class 10 board examinations 2026 were conducted from February 26 to March 18, 2026. The 2025 exams had run from February 27 to March 10, a shorter window. The 2026 window is slightly longer, reflecting a broader spread of subjects in the timetable. With the last exam held on March 18 and the result declared on May 6, the gap between the final paper and the result declaration stands at approximately seven weeks, consistent with GSEB's evaluation and result processing timeline from previous years.
A total of 9,07,175 students registered for the GSEB SSC Class 10 examinations 2026. Among these, 7,69,994 were regular candidates, 19,825 were private candidates, 70,702 were repeaters, 5,386 were private repeaters, and 41,286 were separate candidates. The 2026 registered figure represents a significant increase compared to the approximately 7.47 lakh students who appeared in 2025. GSEB will confirm the number of students who actually appeared for the exam as part of the official result announcement on May 6.
GSEB follows a fixed declaration sequence for its annual results: HSC Science and General streams are declared first, followed by the SSC Class 10 result. In 2025, HSC results came on May 2 and SSC results followed on May 8. In 2024, SSC results were declared on May 11. In 2026, HSC results were declared on May 4, and SSC results are confirmed for May 6, a gap of just two days, which is the shortest interval between the two declarations in recent years.
The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB) has confirmed that the SSC Class 10 Result 2026 will be declared on May 6, 2026, at 8 am on its official website gseb.org. The result follows the HSC Class 12 result for Science and General streams, which was declared on May 4, 2026.
Last year, the supplementary exams were conducted from June 23 to July 3, with results declared on July 18, 2025. Students are advised to regularly check the official website for the latest updates on result declaration, re-evaluation process, and supplementary exam schedule.
