Tripura Board 10th, 12th result 2026 today at tbresults.tripura.gov.in; how to download TBSE marksheet
Sundararajan | May 8, 2026 | 07:26 AM IST | 2 mins read
TBSE will declare the Tripura 10th, 12th results today, May 8. Students will be able to check their scores on the official website and DigiLocker
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Download NowThe Tripura Board of Secondary Education (TBSE) will declare the Tripura Board Class 10 and 12 results 2026 today, May 8, on the official website at tbresults.tripura.gov.in and tbse.in. Students will be able to access the Tripura 10th and 12th marksheets by using their hall ticket number from 12 noon onwards. TBSE 10th, 12th Results 2026 LIVE
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Besides the official website, the TBSE Tripura result 2026 for Class 10 and Class 12 will also be accessible on tripura.nic.in, tsu.trp.nic.in, and via DigiLocker at results.digilocker.gov.in.
Along with the Tripura 10th, 12th result, the board will also release the overall pass percentage, topper names, gender-wise data, and district performance. Students can access their Tripura madhyamik or higher secondary result 2026 through different ways, including online platforms, mobile apps, and SMS services.
The TBSE conducted the Madhyamik exams from February 26 to March 24, and the TBSE higher secondary exams 2026 were conducted from February 25 to March 30. Over 68,000 students appeared for the exams this year.
As per the Tripura Class 10 and 12 passing criteria , students must score at least 33% marks in each subject, including theory and practical exams combined. Overall, students usually need a minimum of 165 marks out of 500 to pass, along with the required marks in both theory and practical components.
TBSE Result 2026: How to check?
To check the Tripura Class 10 and Class 12 scores, students need to follow the steps given below:
- Visit the official website of the TBSE Board at tbresults.tripura.gov.in
- Click on the “Class 10 or Class 12 Result 2026” link
- Enter the details, including the hall ticket number and then submit
- The Tripura 10th or 12th result 2026 will be displayed on the screen
- Download the Tripura result 2026 and take a printout of the marksheet for future use.
Tripura Board 10th, 12th Result: Last year's statistics
Based on last year’s Tripura 10th and 12th results, the overall pass percentage was 86.53% for Class 10 and 79.29% for Class 12, according to the Tripura Board of Secondary Education (TBSE). More than 38,000 students registered for the Class 10 exams, while around 29,900 students appeared for the Class 12 exams in that academic session.
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