JAC 10th Result 2026 and Marksheet Download Process The Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) has announced the release of the 10th class result for 2026, allowing students to access their provisional marksheet online. The results are expected to be available on the official websites jacresults.nic.in and jac.jharkhand.gov.in. Students can retrieve their marksheet using their roll number and roll code, which are essential for verification. To download the provisional marksheet, students must visit the JAC’s official website. They should navigate to the "Class 10 Result 2026" section, enter their roll number and roll code, and submit the request. The system will display the provisional marksheet, which includes details such as the student’s name, parents’ names, subject-wise marks, total marks, result status, and percentage. Students can download and print this document for reference. For those seeking to access their marksheet through Digilocker, the process involves logging into the official Digilocker website. After authentication, students must select the "Partner Documents" section and locate the JAC entry. By entering their roll number and code, they can view and download the marksheet or print it. This digital method provides an alternative for students who prefer online access. It is important to note that the provisional marksheet is not the original document. The official, original marksheet will be issued by the student’s respective school after the results are officially declared. Schools receive the original marksheet from JAC and distribute it to students. This document is necessary for future academic processes such as admissions and other official requirements.#digilocker #jharkhand_academic_council #jacresults_nic_in #jac_jharkhand_gov_in #class_10_result_2026
JAC 10th Result 2026 Declared: Over 4 Lakh Students Pass, Regional and Category-Wise Performance Highlighted The Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) officially announced the Class 10 results for 2026 on April 23, 2026, with students able to access their scores online via the official website jacresults.nic.in and the DigiLocker platform using their roll number and roll code. The results marked a significant improvement in pass rates compared to previous years, with a total of 4,02,178 students passing out of 4,22,109 who appeared for the exams. This represents a pass percentage of 95.27%, up from 91.71% in 2025 and following a dip to 90.40% in 2024. Regional performance data revealed varying success rates across Jharkhand’s five divisions. Kolhan division recorded the highest pass percentage at 96.32%, followed by Santhal Pargana at 96.25%, South Chotanagpur at 95.24%, Palamu at 94.76%, and North Chotanagpur at 94.67%. Notably, female students outperformed their male counterparts in several regions, including South Chotanagpur, where girls achieved a pass rate of 96.25% compared to 94.03% for boys. Overall, girls secured a pass percentage of 95.51%, with 2,15,066 students passing out of 2,25,173 who appeared, while boys had a 95.01% pass rate with 1,87,112 qualifiers. Category-wise analysis highlighted the General category as the largest group of successful candidates, with 2,34,979 students passing. The Backward Class (BC) category recorded the highest pass percentage at 96.42%, followed by ST and MBC students at 95.93% each. The SC category saw a 93.40% pass rate. The total number of students who passed in the First Division reached 2,26,957, with 1,60,673 in the Second Division and 14,548 in the Third Division.#jharkhand_academic_council #indira_gandhi_balika_high_school #hazaribagh #jac_results_2026 #priyanshu_kumari
Jharkhand Board Class 10 Results 2026 Announced The Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) in Ranchi has officially declared the results for the Annual Secondary Examination held in 2026, marking a significant milestone in the state’s education system. The results reflect a strong academic performance, with an overall pass percentage of 95.278%, one of the highest recorded in recent years. Out of 4,24,001 registered candidates, 4,22,109 students appeared for the examination, and 4,02,178 successfully passed. The results highlight a notable increase in the number of students securing top marks. Over 2.26 lakh students, or 2,26,957, achieved first division, making it the largest category among successful candidates. This is followed by 1,60,673 students in second division and 14,548 in third division. Education officials attributed the strong performance to improved teaching standards, regular academic reforms, and enhanced student preparedness across both government and private schools. The JAC expressed satisfaction with the smooth conduct of the examination and the timely release of results. The board congratulated the successful students and encouraged those who did not clear the exam to refine their strategies for future attempts. The high number of first division scorers underscores a positive shift toward academic excellence and competitive performance among students in Jharkhand. Key statistics from the results include: Total registered candidates: 4,24,001 Candidates who appeared: 4,22,109 Candidates who passed: 4,02,178 Overall pass percentage: 95.#ranchi #jharkhand #jharkhand_academic_council #jacresults_com #annual_secondary_examination
99.12% Pass Percentage In Class 11, Sets New Record The Jharkhand Academic Council has released the results for the 2026 Class 11 examinations, marking a historic achievement with 99.12% of students passing. This record-breaking performance has been celebrated as a significant milestone for the state’s education system. Students can now access their results online using their roll number and roll code, with successful candidates eligible to proceed to Class 12. Those who did not pass will have the option to take a supplementary examination. Statewide, a total of 3,61,683 students registered for the exams, with 3,58,533 appearing for the test. Out of these, 3,55,399 students passed, resulting in a pass percentage of 99.12%. Board chairman Dr. Ntava Hansda praised the students, parents, and teachers, attributing the success to the hard work of students and the guidance of educators. The results highlight a consistent improvement in academic performance across the state. Ranchi district performed exceptionally well, with 34,907 students registering for the exams. Of these, 34,642 appeared for the test, and 34,286 passed, achieving a pass percentage of 98.97. This is a slight increase from the previous year’s 98.68%, indicating a steady rise in educational standards. Within Ranchi, female students outperformed their male counterparts. A total of 19,098 girls registered, with 18,982 appearing for the exam and 18,812 passing, resulting in a 99.10% pass rate. In contrast, 15,809 boys registered, with 15,660 appearing and 15,474 passing, achieving a 98.81% pass rate. Among the districts, Gumla and Giridih emerged as top performers, both recording a 99.60% pass rate.#jharkhand_academic_council #dr_ntava_hansda #ranchi_district #yogada_sat_sang_intermediate_college #arvind_katiyar
Jharkhand JAC Matric Result 2026 Leak Controversy | Ranchi News The Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) faced a major controversy as the results for the 2026 Matriculation Examination appeared online before the official announcement. On Friday night, the jacresults.com website unexpectedly displayed the results, allowing students to view and download their marksheets. However, the results vanished within hours, with the website's link being disabled by morning. JAC officials clarified that the results had not been officially released and that the process of compiling and verifying the scores was still ongoing. Students and parents quickly shared the marksheets on social media platforms, with thousands of posts circulating by Saturday morning. These posts included detailed information such as student names, roll numbers, subject-wise scores, and percentage marks. Despite the widespread sharing, JAC officials emphasized that the results were fake and urged students and parents to avoid relying on unverified information. The incident raised questions about the security of the JAC's online portal. Officials attributed the leak to potential human error, such as an employee accidentally activating the results before the official release. Other possibilities included load testing conducted by the IT department to ensure the server could handle high traffic, or temporary lapses in security protocols during data migration. Experts also noted that cybercriminals might have exploited predictable URL patterns used by the council in previous years to access the database. The controversy highlighted the challenges of maintaining data security in educational institutions. With over 4.#jharkhand_academic_council #jacresults_com #matriculation_examination #jac_officials #load_testing
