The Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC), Ranchi, has already released the results for Classes 8, 9, 10, and 11; now, it is time for the Class 12 results to be announced. Students who appeared for the Intermediate Board examinations are informed that the Board may declare the results at any time up to April 30. The results will be released online. A direct link will be available on the website jacresults.com, where students can check their results and download a copy of their marksheet by entering their Roll Number and Roll Code.
**Toppers' List to be Released Along with Results**
Along with the release of the Jharkhand Board results, the names of the toppers will also be announced. Separate toppers' lists will be issued for each stream (Science, Arts, and Commerce).
**Grading Criteria: Which Division for What Score?**
According to information provided on the official Jharkhand Board website, a student securing more than 60% marks will be awarded the 1st Division. Students securing between 45% and 60% marks will receive the 2nd Division, while those securing between 33% and 45% marks will receive the 3rd Division. The highest marks obtained in any five subjects will be considered the "Best of 5," while the sixth subject—in which the lowest marks were obtained—will be treated as an "Additional" subject. To pass the examination, students are required to pass both the theoretical and practical components.
**How to Check the Results**
To check the JAC Board Class 12 Results 2026, visit the official website: jacresults.com.
On the website's homepage, click on the active link for the Class 12 results.
Next, enter your Roll Number and Roll Code, and then click 'Submit'.
The result will then appear on your screen; you can download it or take a printout for your records.
**Results Can Also Be Checked Using a Keypad Phone**
Students—or their parents—who do not own a smartphone will also be able to check their results using a basic keypad phone. To do this, you need to type "Result
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