Odisha 10th Result 2026 Out: Check Class 10 Scores via DigiLocker, UMANG App, SMS, and Official Websites

The Board of Secondary Education (BSE), Odisha, has officially declared the Odisha Class 10 (HSC) Result 2026 on May 1, 2026. The results were formally announced at 4 PM, providing much-awaited clarity to thousands of students. Following the announcement, online access to provisional marksheets was enabled later in the evening. To facilitate easy access and avoid technical delays, the board has made the results available through multiple platforms including the official website, DigiLocker, UMANG App, and SMS.

Odisha Class 10 Result 2026 Overview

Key Highlights of Odisha 10th Result

• The result was officially declared in a press conference at 4 PM.
• Provisional marksheets became available for download on the evening of May 1.
• The board has introduced multiple digital platforms (DigiLocker, UMANG) to reduce traffic on the main website.
• Schools can download the Tabulation Register after 7 PM on the result day to assist students with admissions.
• Digital documents on DigiLocker are considered valid until the original certificates are provided.

Important Dates

Detailed Information & Passing Criteria

To successfully clear the Odisha Class 10 Board exams, students must adhere to the following passing requirements:

• Subject-wise Minimum: Students must score at least 30% in each individual subject.
• Aggregate Minimum: An overall score of at least 33% is mandatory to be declared “Pass.”

The Provisional Marksheet will contain:

• Student’s Name
• Roll Number
• Subject-wise Marks
• Total Marks
• Pass/Fail Status

How to Check Odisha 10th Result 2026

1. Via Official Website

1. Visit the official BSE Odisha result portal.
2. Locate and click on the link titled “Odisha 10th Result 2026.”
3. Enter your Roll Number and the Captcha Code as displayed.
4. Click Submit.
5. Your marksheet will appear; download or print it for future reference.

2. Via DigiLocker

1. Go to the DigiLocker website or open the mobile app.
2. Log in using your registered mobile number or Aadhaar details. (New users must complete the registration first.
3. Navigate to the ‘Education’ or ‘Issued Documents’ section.
4. Select the Board of Secondary Education, Odisha from the list of issuers.
5. Enter your Roll Number and Exam Year.
6. Submit to view and download your digital marksheet.

3. Via UMANG App

1. Open the UMANG App and log in.
2. Search for “Odisha Board Services.”
3. Select the Result section.
4. Enter your credentials (Roll Number/Details).
5. View and download the result.

4. Via SMS (Offline Mode)

For students without internet access, follow these steps:

1. Open the messaging app on your phone.
2. Type: OR10 Roll Number
3. Send the message to 5676750.
4. The result will be delivered to your mobile via SMS.

Important Links

Important Instructions & What After Result?

• For Failed Students: Students who do not meet the minimum passing criteria (33% aggregate/30% per subject) are eligible for Supplementary Exams. Details regarding registration and dates for these exams will be released shortly.
• Original Documents: The online marksheet is provisional. Original marksheets and certificates will be distributed by the respective schools at a later date.
• Admission Process: Schools will have access to the tabulation register after 7 PM to facilitate the transition to higher secondary admissions.

Conclusion

The declaration of the Odisha Class 10 Result 2026 marks a significant milestone for students. By providing various digital avenues like DigiLocker and SMS, the BSE Odisha has ensured that every student can access their scores promptly, regardless of internet connectivity. Students are advised to keep their provisional downloads safe until original certificates are issued by their schools.

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