JAC Compartment Results 2026: Jharkhand Board to Announce Class 10 and 12 Supplementary Scores Soon

The Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) is preparing to release the results for the 2026 Class 10 and Class 12 compartment examinations. Following the conclusion of the supplementary exams held in August 2026, the board has completed the result drafting process and is expected to publish the final scorecards shortly.

Students who appeared for these examinations will be able to access their results through the official portals at jac.jharkhand.gov.in and jacresults.com. Once the links are activated, candidates will need to provide their specific roll code and roll number to view and download their individual scorecards.

How to Access Your JAC Supplementary Results

To check the results, students should navigate to the official JAC results website. Once there, they must locate the specific link designated for the Class 10 or Class 12 compartment results. After clicking the appropriate link, users will be prompted to enter their credentials—specifically the roll code and roll number as mentioned on their admit cards. Upon submitting these details, the result will be displayed on the screen, allowing students to save or print a copy for their records.

The scorecard will contain essential information, including the student's name, father’s and mother’s names, school or college details, subject-wise theory and practical marks, total marks, and the final division secured. It is important for students to review these details carefully. If any discrepancies or errors are identified on the digital scorecard, students are advised to contact the Jharkhand Academic Council immediately to initiate the correction process.

Understanding the Grading System and Security

The Jharkhand Board follows a structured grading system to determine the division of students based on their performance. A score of 75% and above is categorized as a Distinction, while 60% and above is classified as First Division. Students scoring between 45% and 60% are placed in the Second Division, and those scoring between 33% and 45% fall into the Third Division. Candidates scoring below 33% are considered to have failed the examination.

In light of past concerns, the board has issued a reminder to students and parents to remain vigilant against fraudulent individuals or entities claiming to be able to alter marks in exchange for money. The council emphasizes that there is no shortcut to improving results and warns that engaging with such scams will not influence official outcomes. Students are encouraged to rely solely on the official board websites for accurate information regarding their results and to focus on their academic preparation for future endeavors.