HPBOSE 10th Topper List 2026: Anmol Tops with 699 Marks OUT

The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education has declared the HPBOSE Class 10 Result 2026 along with the HPBOSE 10th Topper List 2026. This year, Anmol from Kangra secured the first position in the Himachal Board matric examination with 699 marks out of 700, scoring 99.86%. The overall pass percentage has been recorded at 83.87%. Students who follow education updates, result announcements, and new job vacancy alerts can use this page to stay informed about the latest HP Board updates.

The HP Board Class 10 result was announced on May 10, 2026, at around 11 AM. Along with the result, the HPBOSE 10th Topper List was also released for students to check the highest scorers. Students can check their provisional marksheets through the official HPBOSE website using their roll number. The online scorecard is provisional, while original marksheets and certificates will be issued later through respective schools.

Particular	Details
Board name	Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education
Exam name	HPBOSE Class 10 / Matric Examination 2026
Result date	May 10, 2026
Result time	Around 11 AM
State topper	Anmol
Topper marks	699 out of 700
Topper percentage	99.86%
Overall pass percentage	83.87%
Official website	hpbose.org
Result mode	Online
Marksheet status	Provisional online marksheet
Original documents	To be issued by schools

The HPBOSE 10th toppers list includes rank, student name, marks, percentage, district, and school details. Anmol from A.V.M Senior Secondary School, Pahra, Kangra, secured Rank 1. The second rank was shared by Abhinav Mehta, Purnima Sharma, and Roohani Dhiman, each scoring 698 marks.

Rank	Name	Marks	Percentage	District	School
1	Anmol	699	99.86%	Kangra	A.V.M Senior Secondary School, Pahra
2	Abhinav Mehta	698	99.71%	Una	Government Senior Secondary School, Rapoh Missran
2	Purnima Sharma	698	99.71%	Bilaspur	Government Girls Senior Secondary School, Bilaspur
2	Roohani Dhiman	698	99.71%	Una	Government Senior Secondary School, Rapoh Missran
3	Ashwika Sharma	697	99.57%	Hamirpur	Neelam Public Senior Secondary School, Bihru
3	Alisha Thakur	697	99.57%	Mandi	Oxford School
4	Shruti	696	99.43%	Solan	Dhruva Model School, Chhaiachhi
4	Asmita Sharma	696	99.43%	Hamirpur	Kid Buds Public Senior Secondary School, Panga
4	Ishita Walia	696	99.43%	Kangra	Bharti Vidyapeeth Public Senior Secondary School, Bajnath
4	Nisha	696	99.43%	Kangra	Bharti Vidyapeeth Public Senior Secondary School, Bajnath
5	Initiation	695	99.29%	Mandi	Saraswati Vidya Mandir, Hatgarh
5	Abhimanyu Patyal	695	99.29%	Bilaspur	R.K. Senior Secondary Public School, Ghandalwin
5	Harshita	695	99.29%	Bilaspur	Him Sarvodaya Senior Secondary School, Ghumarwin
5	Deepika	695	99.29%	Mandi	Government Senior Secondary School, Tatta Pani
5	Sakshi Kumari	695	99.29%	Shimla	Government Girls Senior Secondary School, Rohru
5	Anshika Rana	695	99.29%	Kangra	Bharti Vidyapeeth Public Senior Secondary School, Bajnath
5	Aarushi	695	99.29%	Hamirpur	Kid Buds Public Senior Secondary School, Panga
5	Angel Sharma	695	99.29%	Kangra	Bharti Vidyapeeth Public Senior Secondary School, Bajnath
6	Aaditri Sharma	694	99.14%	Kangra	Tagore Model Senior Secondary School, Rehan
6	Virta Thakur	694	99.14%	Kangra	Gyan Jyoti Public School, Thehar
6	Prakriti Singh	694	99.14%	Hamirpur	S.T. Sai Public Senior Secondary School, Dhanwana
6	Jagrut Thakur	694	99.14%	Mandi	Root Model Public Senior Secondary School, Karsog
6	Aarushi	694	99.14%	Chamba	Himalayan Public Senior Secondary School, Chowari
6	Prisha Sharma	694	99.14%	Hamirpur	HIM Academy Public School, Heeranagar
6	Kshirin Thakur	694	99.14%	Hamirpur	HIM Academy Public School, Heeranagar
6	Ridhima Rathore	694	99.14%	Kangra	Bharti Vidyapeeth Public Senior Secondary School, Baijnath

The HP Board Class 10 result statistics show that 93,661 candidates were recorded in the result data, while 78,150 students passed or became eligible for optional improvement. The pass percentage stood at 83.87%.

Details	Total	Passed / Eligible for Improvement
Total candidates	93,661	78,150
Total absent	485	–
Male candidates	48,097	39,701
Female candidates	45,079	38,449
General category total	43,990	37,661
Scheduled Caste total	28,896	23,036
Scheduled Tribe total	5,923	4,932
OBC total	14,367	12,521
General category female	21,112	18,394
SC female	14,246	11,583
ST female	2,928	2,453
OBC female	6,793	6,019
General category male	22,878	19,267
SC male	14,650	11,453
ST male	2,995	2,479
OBC male	7,574	6,502
Total RLD	31	–
Total RLF	0	–
Total RLE	0	–
Total PRS	3	–
Total PRC	37	–
Total EEC	0	–
Total DIS	0	–
Failed / repeat required	6,559	–
Compartment / eligible for improvement	8,433	–
Pass percentage	83.87%	–

Districts such as Kangra, Una, Bilaspur, Hamirpur, Mandi, Solan, Shimla, and Chamba appeared in the HPBOSE 10th merit list. Kangra had a strong presence in the topper list, with the state topper Anmol and several other high-scoring students from the district.

Una also performed strongly, as Abhinav Mehta and Roohani Dhiman both secured Rank 2 with 698 marks. Bilaspur, Hamirpur, and Mandi also had multiple students in the top ranks, showing balanced performance across several districts of Himachal Pradesh.

Girls delivered a strong performance in the HP Board matric result. Out of 45,079 female candidates, 38,449 passed. Several girls secured leading positions in the merit list, including Anmol, Purnima Sharma, Roohani Dhiman, Ashwika Sharma, Alisha Thakur, Shruti, Asmita Sharma, Ishita Walia, Nisha, Harshita, Deepika, Sakshi Kumari, Anshika Rana, Aarushi, Angel Sharma, Aaditri Sharma, Prakriti Singh, Prisha Sharma, Kshirin Thakur, and Ridhima Rathore.

The topper list clearly shows that female students performed strongly not only in overall results but also in the highest ranks.

Among male candidates, 48,097 appeared and 39,701 passed. Abhinav Mehta secured Rank 2 with 698 marks, while Abhimanyu Patyal and Jagrut Thakur also appeared among the high scorers.

The data shows that both boys and girls performed well in the HPBOSE Class 10 exams. However, girls occupied many leading positions in the topper list.

Students can check the HP Board Class 10 result 2026 online through the official website. Keep your roll number ready before opening the result page.

If the official website is slow or not opening due to heavy traffic, students can use the SMS method.

This method is useful when the website is down, slow, or not loading properly due to high traffic on result day.

The online HPBOSE Class 10 marksheet will include important academic and personal details. Students should check every detail carefully after downloading the scorecard.

If there is any mistake in the marksheet, students should contact their school authorities as soon as possible.

Marks Range	Grade	Grade Points
91–100	A1	100
81–90	A2	90
71–80	B1	80
61–70	B2	70
51–60	C1	60
41–50	C2	50
33–40	D	40
21–32	E1	C
00–20	E2	C

After checking the HPBOSE 10th result, students should not rush. The online marksheet is useful for immediate admission steps, but students must wait for the original certificate from school.

Students should:

Students who are not satisfied with their marks can apply for rechecking or revaluation after the result announcement. The application process is expected to be available through the HPBOSE website.

Students should follow official instructions, deadlines, subject-wise rules, and fee details before applying. Students securing at least 20% marks in the concerned subject are generally eligible to apply for re-evaluation.

Before applying, students should carefully check whether they need rechecking, revaluation, or improvement. They should also discuss the decision with parents, teachers, or school authorities.

The HPBOSE 10th online marksheet is provisional. It can be used for immediate reference, admission discussions, and temporary documentation.

However, the final original marksheet and certificate will be distributed later through schools. Students should collect the original documents from their respective schools once available.

On result day, the official HPBOSE website may experience heavy traffic because thousands of students check their marks at the same time. If the website does not load properly, students can try again after some time or use alternative methods.

Useful options include:

Students should avoid fake result links and rely only on official or trusted result platforms.