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For Motivation & Guidance Only: This predictor gives a rough estimate based on your practice performance. It is not related to the official CBSE result. Actual board results may differ significantly. Please do not take any academic decisions based on this estimate.
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About You
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First Estimate
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Practise
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Your Result
Enter your CBSE Class 10 details
Phase 1 marks were declared on April 15, 2026 and are final. If you also appeared (or are appearing) for Phase 2 (Improvement / Compartment), we will predict the Phase 2 score and apply the best-of-two rule. Nothing is stored — your data stays in your browser.
Maths Standard
Maths Basic
Phase 1 result was declared on April 15, 2026. Enter the actual marks from your marksheet.
No — only Phase 1
Yes — also Phase 2
Phase 2 (Second Board Exam) is the May 2026 window for improvement and compartment candidates. Learn more.
Phase 2 details
We use your Phase 1 marks (above) as the anchor and predict your Phase 2 score from study hours, confidence and prep feel. The best-of-two rule then takes the higher mark per subject — your Phase 1 marks can never decrease.
Maximum 3 main academic subjects allowed in Phase 2 (per CBSE rules). Skill subjects (IT 402 / AI 417) cannot be improved.
Honest answer — how much have you actually studied for Phase 2 since the Phase 1 result was declared?
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Nervous 😟
Tick at least one subject above first.
Your first estimate
Based only on your self-assessment — treat this as a very rough starting point. Practise on SkillYog to refine it.
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This is just a guess — your actual CBSE result depends on board answer sheet checking, grace marks, and many factors we cannot predict. This number is only for motivation. Your real result is likely to be even better!
Estimated overall range
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Board examiners often award more marks than students expect 🌟
Subject-wise first estimate
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📚 Want a sharper Phase 2 estimate?
Solve the subject MCQs and read the answer keys on SkillYog. Then come back and tell us your MCQ score and how confident you felt after reading the answers.
The Phase 2 estimate will become noticeably more accurate — especially if you complete Maths, Science and SST.
Practise on SkillYog — then come back
For Maths, Science, SST and Skill Subject: click the links below to practise MCQs and read answer keys. Then fill in your score and confidence level. For L1 Language Subject and L2 Language Subject, only your self-assessment is used — no MCQ practice links are available for L1 subject and L2 subject.
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You don't need to complete all subjects — even 2–3 subjects will significantly improve the estimate. Links open in a new tab so you can come back easily.
Your refined estimate
Based on your actual MCQ scores and confidence after reading answer keys — much closer to reality.
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Still just an estimate — CBSE board examiners check your original answer sheets. Step-by-step working, neat diagrams and well-structured long answers earn more marks than MCQ scores suggest. Your actual result may be higher than this estimate.
Refined estimated range
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Subject-wise probability
Insights from your practice
To move to the next grade — aim for these marks
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about CBSE Class 10 Result 2026 and this predictor tool.
The predictor gives a rough personalised estimate based on your pre-board marks, study hours, exam-day feeling, and MCQ practice scores on SkillYog. It is not connected to CBSE's official evaluation system. Actual board results depend on answer-sheet checking, grace marks, and moderation — so your real result may be higher than the estimate. Use it for motivation and guidance only.
The CBSE Class 10 Phase 1 result was declared on April 15, 2026. The Phase 2 (Improvement / Compartment) result is expected within roughly 30 days of the Phase 2 exam ending — the indicative window is mid to late June 2026. Students can check both at cbseresults.nic.in, DigiLocker, and UMANG. See the full guide on the Phase 2 Result page.
Yes. In Step 1, choose "Yes — also Phase 2" and tick the subjects you re-attempted in Phase 2 (May 15–21, 2026). Enter study hours since April 15, exam-day feel, and confidence per subject. The tool computes both your Phase 1 and Phase 2 predictions, then applies the best-of-two rule per subject: whichever phase scored higher is what counts on the final marksheet. Phase 1 marks are never reduced by a lower Phase 2 attempt. Read more on how best-of-two works.
CBSE calculates the Class 10 percentage using the Best of Five rule: the marks of the best five subjects (including one language) are added and divided by 500, then multiplied by 100. If a student has a sixth subject (like IT 402), the grade with the best marks replaces the weakest subject to improve the percentage. You can use the SkillYog CBSE Percentage Calculator to compute this instantly.
Maths Standard (Code 041) is the harder paper for students who plan to take Mathematics in Class 11. Maths Basic (Code 241) is an easier paper for students who do not plan to continue with Maths. Students who pass Maths Basic cannot take Maths in Class 11 directly, but can apply for improvement by taking the Standard exam. The predictor adjusts the estimate slightly for Basic students as the paper is relatively more scoring.
Students must score a minimum of 33% marks in each subject (theory + internal assessment combined) to pass the CBSE Class 10 board exam 2026. For subjects with practical or project components, students must also pass the practical/project separately. The overall aggregate for passing is also 33% across all subjects.
CBSE uses a 9-point grading scale for Class 10:
A1 — 91–100 (Outstanding)
A2 — 81–90 (Excellent)
B1 — 71–80 (Very Good)
B2 — 61–70 (Good)
C1 — 51–60 (Satisfactory)
C2 — 41–50 (Average)
D — 33–40 (Pass)
E1/E2 — Below 33 (Fail / Essential Repeat)
No. The SkillYog CBSE Class 10 Result Predictor runs entirely in your browser. No personal information, marks, or answers are sent to any server. Your data stays only on your device during the session and is erased when you close the tab. No login is required.
After getting your first estimate, proceed to Step 3 and practise the subject MCQs on SkillYog for Maths, Science, SST and IT 402. Then read the official answer keys and rate your confidence for each subject. When you return to Step 3 and enter your MCQ score and confidence level, the predictor uses real practice data to generate a refined, more accurate estimate in Step 4.
The CBSE Best of Five rule means that for calculating the overall percentage, only the five subjects with the highest marks are considered (with the condition that at least one of the five must be a language). This rule benefits students with a weak sixth subject — that subject is automatically excluded from the percentage calculation if it lowers the average. Read the full guide on the SkillYog Best of Five Rule page.