School result summary
Registered, appeared, pass %, compartment, essential repeat, absent, mean %, school PI and your gap to the CBSE all-India pass rate.
Free tool · CBSE Class X & XII · 2026 ready
CBSE board result analysis, in seconds.
Drop the result .TXT file CBSE gives your school and get subject-wise Performance Index, grade analysis, toppers, gender, section and teacher-wise reports, a print-ready PDF and an Excel workbook — free, no login.
- Private by design — the file is read inside your browser and never uploaded to any server.
- Reads Class X (first & second board exam) and Class XII gazettes, old and new layouts, and cross-checks CBSE's own totals.
- CBSE-pattern metrics: 9-point grades, N×W, PI, mean, pass %, score bands, re-evaluation watchlist.
- Compare with last year, or track first-vs-second exam improvement student by student.
CBSE all-India pass rate 2026: Class X 93.70%Class XII 85.20%
Analyse your result
Class, exam year and school are read from the file automatically.
No file handy?
Download sample files & see the format
Student names and marks stay on this computer. CBSE does not award an aggregate, so percentages here are school-computed (best 5 subjects by default — you can change it).
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Every report a school needs after board results
Built around the formats principals, exam in-charges and inspection teams actually ask for — and the 2026 CBSE pattern.
Subject-wise PI & grades
A1–E counts, N×W, PI, mean, median, highest, pass %, 90+ and centums, score bands and a grade heat-map.
Student result sheet
Every candidate with subject marks and grades, best-5 %, rank and result — searchable, with a one-click analysis card per student.
Toppers & felicitation lists
School top 10, subject toppers, centum holders, all-A1 achievers and the 90%+ list for the assembly or the newspaper.
Gender, stream & section
Boys vs girls against the CBSE national figures, Science / Commerce / Humanities for XII, and any section, category or house you tag.
Teacher-wise PI
Assign teachers per subject and section and get each teacher's pass %, grade spread, mean and PI — the KVS-style teacher analysis.
Attention & re-evaluation
Supplementary planning by subject, essential repeat and absentees, and a watchlist of scores 1–3 marks short of 33, 75, 90 or 100.
Year-on-year & two exams
Trend against previous years, plus Class X first vs second board exam improvement for every student and subject.
Excel, PDF & poster
A multi-sheet Excel workbook, a print-ready PDF with sign-off lines, and a shareable result poster for WhatsApp and social media.
How it works
Three steps, about a minute. Nothing to install.
- Get the result fileDownload your school's result data (.TXT, the “school / roll no wise gazette”) from your CBSE school login or the result e-mail CBSE sends on declaration day. Don't edit it.
- Drop it hereWe read roll numbers, gender, subjects, marks, grades and results in your browser, then cross-check them with CBSE's totals at the end of the file.
- Review and sharePick the percentage method, tag sections and teachers if you like, then download Excel, a PDF report or a result poster.
Sample files — see the format before you upload
Never seen a CBSE result file? Download one of these samples for each exam type (fictional school and students, exact CBSE layout), open it in Notepad to compare with yours, or open it straight in the tool.
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How to read the file — Class X
Two lines per student: codes and result on the first, marks and grades on the second. Hover a highlight for its meaning.
- 1Exam header: class (SECONDARY = X, SENIOR SCHOOL = XII), exam (MAIN / SECOND), year, region
- 2School number and name
- 3Roll number (8 digits)
- 4Gender: M boys, F girls, T transgender
- 5Candidate name
- 6Subject codes, e.g. 184 English, 002 Hindi A, 041 Maths Standard, 086 Science, 087 Social Science, 417 AI
- 7Result: PASS, COMP (compartment), ESSENTIAL REPEAT, ABST (absent)
- 8Compartment subject code(s)
- 9Marks out of 100 and CBSE grade for each subject, same order as the codes (E = not cleared)
- 10CBSE totals line — the tool checks its counts against it
Class XII difference
Same idea, plus three internal-assessment grades (Work Experience, Health & Physical Education, General Studies) before the result.
- GRInternal-assessment grades GR1 GR2 GR3 (not counted in percentage)
How we calculate
Transparent, CBSE-pattern formulas — the method is printed on every report.
Subject PI = (A1×8 + A2×7 + B1×6 + B2×5 + C1×4 + C2×3 + D1×2 + D2×1 + E×0) × 100
÷ (students appeared × 8)
- School PI uses the same formula across every subject entry of every candidate.
- Pass % = passed ÷ appeared (registered minus absent).
- Grades are CBSE's positional grades exactly as printed in the file — never re-derived from marks.
- Student %: CBSE has not awarded an aggregate, division or distinction since 2024; the admitting institution chooses the best five. We default to the best 5 subjects and let you switch to best 5 including a language, all subjects, or the first 5 as printed.
- Re-evaluation watchlist lists subject scores 1–3 marks below 33 and 1–2 marks below 75, 90 and 100.
| Grade | A1 | A2 | B1 | B2 | C1 | C2 | D1 | D2 | E |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Points | 8 | 7 | 6 | 5 | 4 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 |
CBSE grades are relative: each grade from A1 to D2 covers one-eighth of the candidates who passed a subject nationally; E means the subject was not cleared. Rules last reviewed Oct 2026.
Frequently asked questions
Is this CBSE result analysis tool really free?
Yes. Every report can be viewed without a login. Before the first download we ask once for your name and mobile number so our team can help if you need it.
Is our students' data safe?
The result file is read and analysed entirely inside your browser and is not uploaded to Schoolyam's servers. If you tick “Remember on this device”, a copy is kept only in this browser so next year's comparison is one click — you can remove it any time.
How is the Performance Index (PI) calculated?
PI = (number of A1 × 8 + A2 × 7 + B1 × 6 + B2 × 5 + C1 × 4 + C2 × 3 + D1 × 2 + D2 × 1 + E × 0) × 100 ÷ (students appeared × 8), using the CBSE grades printed in the result file.
Why can percentages differ from other tools?
CBSE does not declare an aggregate percentage, so every tool chooses a method. Switch between best 5, best 5 including a language, all subjects or the first 5 as printed — the chosen method appears on every report and export.
Can we get teacher-wise and section-wise analysis?
Yes. Click “Sections & tags”, paste roll numbers with their section (and optionally category or house) straight from Excel or as roll-number ranges, then assign teachers per subject and section in the Teachers tab.
Does it support the two board exams for Class X?
Yes. Load the first and second board exam files together and the tool matches roll numbers to show subject-wise improvement for every student and any change in result status.
Our file does not open. What now?
Use the original .TXT file from CBSE (not a PDF or a re-typed Excel). You can also open it in Notepad and paste the text. If it still fails, e-mail a few lines with names removed to sales@jupeak.com and we will add support for that layout.
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