The Class 12 supplementary examination conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) took place on July 28 across various exam centers in a single shift, from 10:30 AM to 1:30 PM. Students who appeared for the Class 12 supplementary exam are eagerly awaiting the results. It is worth noting that the results will be released on the official CBSE website, as well as on the UMANG App and DigiLocker.
**When will the results be released?**
CBSE typically announces supplementary exam results within 15 days of the examination. Therefore, the results for this exam are also likely to be released within 15 to 20 days. The announcement will be made on the official CBSE website.
**6 steps to check the results**
The supplementary exam results will be released soon. To assist students, the steps to check the results are outlined below. Candidates can check their results by following these steps:
First, visit the official CBSE website.
Click on the 'Results' section on the website's homepage.
Next, click on the link labeled 'CBSE 12th Supplementary Result 2026'.
After clicking the link, enter your login details.
Once the login details are entered, the result will appear on the screen.
Finally, make sure to take a printout of the result.
**Marks required to pass**
To pass the CBSE supplementary examination, students must secure 33 percent marks. Students who score less than 33 percent will be declared unsuccessful in the examination.
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