The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education (HPBOSE) portal for class 10 class 2026 crashed soon after the results were announced at 11:00 am today, 10 May 2026. The official website, hpbose.org, witnessed an unprecedented spike in traffic as thousands of students logged in simultaneously to check their mark sheets, resulting in server overload and frequent access failures.Students across the state reported slow loading pages, login errors, and complete unavailability of the result link. The technical glitch has left many candidates unable to access their scorecards through the primary portal.
DigiLocker appears as a major alternative
In light of the website downtime, HPBOSE has provided an alternative digital route through DigiLocker. Students can access their provisional marksheets by logging in using their Aadhaar linked credentials.
The digitally signed documents are valid for immediate academic use, including admission to Class 11 and other courses until the original certificates are issued by the schools.Steps to download scorecards from DigiLockerStep 1: Visit the official DigiLocker website or open the DigiLocker mobile application.Step 2: Log in using your registered mobile number or Aadhaar linked credentials. New users must complete the registration process first.Step 3: Go to the “Outgoing Documents” or “Education” section in the Control Panel.
Step 4: Select Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education (HPBOSE) from the list of education boards.Step 5: Click on Class 10 Marksheet 2026.Step 6Enter the required data, including the seat number and exam year.Step 7: Submit details to access a digitally signed provisional mark sheet.Step 8: Download and save the scorecard for future reference and admission purposes.
SMS service for immediate access to results
To ensure uninterrupted access, the Council has also activated an SMS-based results service.
Students can check their results by texting HP10 followed by their registration number to 56263. Within minutes, they receive a message containing marks by subject as well as their final qualifying status – pass, fail or section.
School support to check the result
In cases where internet and SMS services are not accessible, students are advised to contact their schools. Institutions are provided with access to standardized results data and can help candidates check their results.
The site is expected to stabilize soon
Officials indicated that the technical glitch is due to extremely high simultaneous traffic and is expected to gradually decline. Students are advised to avoid frequent update attempts and try to access the portal after some time once the server load decreases.