As the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) prepares to release the Class 12 results for 2026, students across India will have multiple ways to access their scorecards. In addition to the official websites, CBSE will offer Interactive Voice Response System (IVRS) and SMS services, ensuring that students can check their results even without internet access. These alternative methods are particularly useful during peak result hours when online platforms may experience heavy traffic.

To check results via IVRS, students can dial a designated number, follow automated instructions, and enter their roll number and school code to hear their subject-wise marks. For SMS, students need to type a specific message format and send it to an announced number to receive their scores quickly.

Besides IVRS and SMS, results will also be available on CBSE's official websites and through digital platforms like DigiLocker and the UMANG app. Students are advised to keep their admit cards ready, as they will need their roll number and other details. It's important to note that results obtained through IVRS and SMS are provisional, and official mark sheets should be downloaded or collected from schools once available.