Goa Board SSC Result 2026 out at gbshse.in; how to check online, DigiLocker
Aatif Ammad | April 26, 2026 | 05:04 PM IST | 2 mins read
Goa SSC March exam held across 32 centres; 20,659 regular students appeared, schools to access consolidated result sheets from April 28
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Download NowThe Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (GBSHSE) has declared the SSC Public Examination March 2026 results today, April 26. Students can now access their Goa Board Class 10 scorecards through the official websites, gbshse.in and results.gbshsegoa.net.
Apart from the official portals, candidates can also check their results through DigiLocker and SMS facilities. The SSC examinations were conducted from March 13 to April 9 across 32 examination centres in Goa.
This year, a total of 20,659 regular students had registered for the examination, including 10,819 boys and 9,840 girls.
Goa SSC Public Examination: Steps to check via website
Students can check their Goa Board SSC March 2026 results online by following these steps:
- Visit the official Goa Board websites at gbshse.in or results.gbshsegoa.net.
- On the homepage, click on the link marked SSC Public Examination March 2026 Result.
- Enter the required login details, including Seat Number, School Index Number, and Registration ID.
- Verify your date of birth and complete the captcha/security check displayed on the page.
- Submit the information to view your result and download the provisional online marksheet.
Goa SSC Public Examination: How to check on DigiLocker
Students can also access their Goa SSC 2026 digital marksheet through DigiLocker by following these steps:
- Open the DigiLocker app or visit its official website.
- Log in using your Aadhaar-linked mobile number; new users will need to complete the registration process first.
- Go to the Education or Issued Documents section available on the homepage.
- Search for and select Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (GBSHSE) from the list.
- Choose the relevant document option such as SSC Result 2026 or Class 10 Marksheet.
- Enter the required details including Seat Number, School Index Number, and Registration ID.
- Submit the details to view your digital marksheet, then save or download it for future use.
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Schools will be able to download the consolidated result sheet from the school login portal from April 28 onwards. The schedule for distribution of original marksheets will be announced separately, and students will have to collect the official documents from their respective schools.
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