CBSE Result 2025: DigiLocker access code out; schools to download for Class 10, 12 students
Suviral Shukla | May 6, 2025 | 09:03 AM IST | 2 mins read
A student-wise access code file will be made in the Digilocker accounts and schools will be able to distribute access codes to individual students after downloading the file, the board said.
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Download EBookNEW DELHI: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has issued six-digit access code based activation for students’ Digilicker accounts. CBSE Class 10 and 12 students can now activate their Digilocker accounts and access digital academic documents under the ‘Issued Documents’ section.
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Student-wise access code file will be published in the Digilocker account. The board has instructed schools to download the access code from the Digilocker app and share it with the students.
“You are aware that from past several years, CBSE in technical collaboration with NeGD has been opening Digilocker accounts for Class X and XII students every year in advance to provide digital academic documents through CBSE's digital academic repository, "Parinam Manjusha," immediately after the declaration of Result,” the board said in an official notice.
Recently, the board has clarified that it will not be declaring the CBSE board results in the current week and has not decided the release date yet. This came from the central board after several media reports claimed that the board will declare the results on May 2.
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CBSE Access Code: How to download?
Schools should have to follow the steps given below to download the access code file for students.
- Go to the official website at cbse.digitallocker.gov.in.
- Login using credentials and select ‘Login as school’ from dropdown menu.
- Click on the ‘Download access code file’ option.
- A new window will open to download the PIN.
- For Class 10: Click on download access code
- For Class 12: Click on download access code
Furthermore, after downloading the file, schools can disseminate the access code to students and should also download a user manual to guide students for accessing the Digilocker, for which the link is available on the official website.
The students can access their Digilocker academic documents via Digilocker by following the points given below.
- Visit the official portal results.digilocker.gov.in.
- Create a ticket on nad-support.digilocker.gov.in, with the category "CBSE International Student 2025".
- A ticket will be generated.
- Students will receive their digital documents on their email id.
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