The PSEB 10th Result 2026 was declared by the Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) on 11 May 2026, with an overall pass percentage of 94.52%. Students can check the PSEB Class 10 result on pseb.ac.in with their roll number.
PSEB 10th Result 2026
When the result came, how to check it, what the marksheet shows and what to do next.
Is PSEB Class 10 Result 2026 out?
Yes. PSEB Class 10 Result 2026 was declared on 11 May 2026. The pass percentage is 94.52%.
- Result 2026
- 11 May 2026
- Exams 2026
- 6 March – 1 April 2026
PSEB 10th Result 2026 – Key Facts
| Detail | 2026 |
|---|---|
| Result date | 11 May 2026 |
| Pass percentage | 94.52% |
| Result website | pseb.ac.in |
| Pass marks | 33% in each subject (25% for Punjabi and Punjab History & Culture, as reported by Allen) |
How to Check the PSEB 10th Result
Results are on pseb.ac.in (Results section, search by roll number or name). SMS: type PB10 <roll number> and send to 5676750 for Class 10. The online marksheet is provisional; originals come from the school.
- Go to pseb.ac.in.
- Click the PSEB 10th result 2026 link.
- Enter your roll number (and roll code / date of birth if asked).
- Your marks appear on the screen; download the online marksheet.
Details on the Marksheet
After the Result
- Scrutiny / re-evaluation – apply through PSEB within the dates notified after the result if you think your marks are wrong.
- Supplementary / compartment exam – students who fail in one or two subjects can appear in the supplementary exam.
- Original marksheet – issued through your school after the result.
PSEB 10th Result – Overview
| Board | Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) |
| Exam | Matric (Matriculation / Secondary) |
| Result 2026 | Declared 11 May 2026 |
| Pass percentage | 94.52% |
| Result website | pseb.ac.in |
PSEB 10th Result – FAQs
When was the PSEB 10th result 2026 declared?
On 11 May 2026, with an overall pass percentage of 94.52%.
Where can I check the PSEB 10th result?
On pseb.ac.in with your roll number.
What are the pass marks in PSEB 10th?
33% in each subject (25% for Punjabi and Punjab History & Culture, as reported by Allen)