Jharkhand JAC Class 10 Result 2026 Out: How to Check via DigiLocker, jacresults.com and jac.jharkhand.gov.in

Matric Results Live: JAC Records 95.28% Pass Rate in 2026

The wait for over 4.2 lakh students is over. The Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC), Ranchi, officially released the Class 10 (Matric) examination results today, April 23, 2026. This year’s performance has been exceptional, with the overall pass percentage reaching 95.278%, a significant milestone for the state's education system.

The exams were conducted from February 3 to February 17, 2026, across various centers in Jharkhand. Of the 4,22,109 students who appeared, a massive 4,02,178 have successfully cleared the hurdle. Remarkably, over 2.26 lakh students secured a First Division, reflecting a clear shift toward academic excellence.

Quick Stats: JAC 10th Results at a Glance

How to Check Your JAC 10th Result Online

Students can access their scorecards by visiting the official JAC portals. You will need your Roll Code and Roll Number as mentioned on your admit card.

• Go to jacresults.com or jac.jharkhand.gov.in.
• Click on the link titled 'Results of Annual Secondary Examination - 2026'.
• Enter your Roll Code and Roll Number in the login window.
• Click 'Submit' to view and download your digital marksheet.

Alternative Methods: DigiLocker & SMS

If the official websites are slow due to high traffic, you can use these reliable alternatives:

DigiLocker: Log in to the DigiLocker portal, select 'Jharkhand Academic Council', and enter your credentials to fetch your verified marksheet directly to your digital vault.

SMS Service: Open your messaging app and type JHA10 <space> Roll Number. Send this message to 5676750. Your result details will be sent back to your phone instantly.

Meet the Toppers of 2026

This year’s merit list shows a historic tie at the top. Four students shared the first rank with a near-perfect score of 498 out of 500:

• Priyanshu Kumari (Indira Gandhi Balika High School, Hazaribagh)
• Shivangi Kumari (S S High School, Bano, Simdega)
• Prem Kumar Sahu (Premchand High School, Ranchi)
• Sunny Kumar Verma (St Aloysius High School, Ranchi)

Girls have notably dominated the top ranks, particularly students from Indira Gandhi Balika High School, Hazaribagh, who secured multiple spots in the top three.

Conclusion

Congratulations to all successful students! If you didn't get the marks you expected, remember that the 33% passing rule applies to both theory and practicals combined. For those who failed to clear a subject, the JAC will soon announce dates for scrutiny and compartment exams—stay tuned to the official portal for updates.