ICSE 10th Toppers List 2026 SOON: Check Toppers Name & Marks

Indian Certificate of Secondary Education 2026 ( ICSE )

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Updated on Apr 16, 2026 16:45 IST
CISCE will soon announce ICSE 10th result 2026. Along with the result, the list of top performers as per their marks is also made available. . ICSE Class 10 toppers list carries names, ranks and marks of the highest scorers. Read here for more details of ICSE 10th Toppers.

CISCE will soon announce ICSE 10th result 2026. Along with the result, the list of top performers as per their marks is also made available. Scroll down to read more details on ICSE Toppers 2026.

ICSE 10th Toppers List 2026

ICSE 10th Toppers List 2026: Check Toppers Name & Marks

The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examination (CISCE) will soon announce ICSE 10th result 2026. Along with the result, the list of top performers as per their marks are also made available. The council does not release official list of toppers. ICSE Class 10 toppers list carries names, ranks, and marks of highest-scorers. As the official list of toppers is not available, the unofficial list is prepared based on the feedback received from the top-performing students.

Students can check their ICSE result 2026 by logging with the required details. ICSE exams were conducted from February 17 to March 30, 2026. In 2025, the result was announced on April 30. The overall pass percentage was 99.09%. Read here for more details of ICSE 10th Toppers.

Table of contents
  • ICSE 10th Toppers 2026
  • ICSE Passing Marks 2026
  • ICSE Grading System 2026

ICSE 10th Toppers 2026

ICSE 10th toppers list 2026 will be released once the results are made available. Till then, students can check the previous years’ top performers list.

Rank

Name of the Topper

Percentage Scored (%)

State

1

Aditya Tiwari

99.8

West Bengal

Rishik Basu

99.8

West Bengal

Samit Punamia

99.8

Karnataka

Chitransh Garg

99.8

Maharashtra

Aarush Saha

99.8

West Bengal

Anmol Pandurang Pai

99.8

Maharashtra

Sinjini Roy

99.8

West Bengal

Pragati Girish Athreya

99.8

Karnataka

Miss Jade Rowe

99.8

Maharashtra

Armaan Singal

99.8

Karnataka

2

Aviral Kochgaway

99.6

West Bengal

Deepan Kishore K

99.6

Tamil Nadu

Aditya Vinekar

99.6

Karnataka

Hemamrutha M

99.6

Karnataka

Sejal Agarwal

99.6

West Bengal

Tanmay Sanjay Kadu

99.6

Maharashtra

Aviral Kochgaway

99.6

West Bengal

Prajusha Behera

99.6

Karnataka

Abhik Kundu

99.6

West Bengal

Sagnik Dey

99.6

West Bengal

Adaa Sinha

99.6

Karnataka

Deboleena Chakraborty

99.6

West Bengal

Ridhima Piyush Goswami

99.6

Maharashtra

Sampoornaa Sinha

99.6

West Bengal

Puneet Kundu

99.6

West Bengal

3

Nandini Singh

99.4

Uttarakhand

Mihika Agrawal

99.4

Odisha

Arush Gupta

99.4

West Bengal

Parnali Saha

99.4

West Bengal

Srujan Kumar Barma

99.4

Odisha

Nikhil Shrivatsav J

99.4

Telangana

Tamreen Zara

99.4

Uttar Pradesh

Eshan Das

99.4

West Bengal

Niladri Sekhar Majumder

99.4

West Bengal

Kaladhar Konduri

99.4

Karnataka

Ritika Yadav

99.4

Bihar

Aastha Singh

99.4

Uttar Pradesh

Avani Jagtap

99.4

Maharashtra

Arush Gupta

99.4

West Bengal

Avisha Shiju John

99.4

Maharashtra

Sristi Pal

99.4

West Bengal

Vatsal Agrawal

99.4

Uttar Pradesh

Vatsal Newar

99.4

West Bengal

ICSE Passing Marks 2026

Students are required to secure 35% to pass the ICSE Class 10 board exam 2026. The subjects follow an 80:20 evaluation pattern. A total of 80 marks are allotted to the external board exam and 20 to internal assessment.

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ICSE Grading System 2026

ICSE follow a 9-point grading system for external exams. Internal assessments are graded A to E. The grades are allotted to students as per their total marks. The grading system is given below.

Grade Details

1

Very Good

2

Very Good

3

Credit

4

Credit

5

Credit

6

Pass

7

Pass

8

Fail

9

Fail

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ICSE question papers 2026 are available on our website. Students can download these papers for free. Practising ICSE question papers help students to understand the overall exam structure.

 

 

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ICSE Maths preparation strategy is given below.

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Science is a scoring subject and preparation needs a systematic approach. Check the preparation strategy below.

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While beginning with ICSE preparation, students must follow the strategy given below.

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ICSE exam 2027 will be conducted between February and March. Last year, the exam was held from February 17 to March 30, 2026. 

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Yes. A student can attempt the ICSE Improvement Examination for up to two subjects in the same year. The higher of the two marks is counted as final.

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Written papers get a grade from 1 to 9, where 1-2 is Very Good and 8-9 is Fail. School-marked work gets a grade from A to E.

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A student needs at least 33% marks in a subject to pass it. To get the Pass Certificate, a student must pass in at least five subjects, including English.

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Subjects like Computer Applications, Art, and Home Science give 50 marks to the written paper and 50 marks to school assessment.

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Subjects like English, Mathematics, and Science give 80 marks to the written paper and 20 marks to school assessment.

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