ICSE ISC Topper List 2025: The Council for Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) released the ICSE and ISC board exam results 2025. Along with the ICSE 10th, ISC 12th Result the board is also expected to announce the ICSE ISC Toppers name and marks. Here, students can check the ICSE ISC Topper List 2025.
In the 2025 ISC examination, 99,551 students appeared, with 98,578 clearing the exam, reflecting an impressive overall success rate. Gender-wise, girls outshone boys, securing a pass percentage of 99.45%, compared to 98.64% for boys.
ICSE Region Wise Pass Percentage
West: 99.83%
South: 99.73%
North: 98.78%
East: 98.70%
Foreign: 93.39%
ISC Region Wise Pass Percentage
Foreign: 100%
South: 99.76%
West: 99.72%
North: 98.97%
East: 98.76%
The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) held the ICSE Class 10 exams 2025 between February 18 and March 27 and the ISC Class 12 exams between February 13 and April 5. The exams had been held uninterrupted at CISCE-affiliated institutions in India and abroad.
Results of both ICSE and ISC examinations will be made available on various platforms such as the CISCE website, the CAREERS portal (for school authorities), and the DigiLocker portal (for students).
Candidates who are not satisfied with their performance will be able to request a recheck. This can be requested through the CISCE Service Portal, which can be accessed through the 'Public Services' tab on www.cisce.org. Candidates need to log in with their registered email ID and password to apply. New users can register through the 'Register Now' link. School Heads can also request rechecks on behalf of their students through the CAREERS portal.
The window of recheck will be opened after the declaration of results and shall remain open until May 4, 2025. There will be no late applications. As soon as prepared, all recheck requests' results shall be posted together on the CISCE website.
Last year, CISCE announced ICSE Class 10 results on May 6, 2024, with an excellent pass percentage of 99.47%. Of 2,695 schools that took part, 2,223 (82.48%) recorded a 100% pass percentage.
