MPBSE MP Board 10th 12th Results 2026: MPBSE MP Board 10th 12th Result 2026: The Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (MPBSE) has declared the Class 10 and Class 12 results for 2026 through official online platforms. Students can access their results using their roll numbers and application numbers.

This year, more than 16 lakh students appeared for the board examinations across the state. Approximately 9.07 lakh students took the Class 10 examination, while nearly 7 lakh students appeared for Class 12. The Class 10 pass percentage stands at 73.42 per cent, while in Class 12, 76.01 per cent of regular candidates have passed. The board has described the Class 12 performance as the best in the last 16 years.

For Class 10, girls performed strongly, and government schools recorded a pass percentage of 76.80 per cent, higher than 68.64 per cent in private schools. In Class 12, government schools achieved 80.43 per cent, compared to 69.67 per cent in non-government institutions. Girls again outperformed boys, with 79.41 per cent of regular girl students passing. In the merit list, 158 girls and 63 boys secured positions.

Students can check their results by entering their credentials on the designated result platforms. Once submitted, the marksheet is displayed on the screen for download and printing. The online marksheet serves as a provisional document until the official certificates are issued.

The board has also continued with the revised examination framework. The supplementary system has been discontinued and replaced with a second chance examination. Students who failed, were absent, or wish to improve their marks can appear for this examination. The higher score obtained between attempts will be considered in the final marksheet.

In the Class 12 examination, a total of 6,89,746 candidates appeared, including 613,634 regular and 76,112 self-study students. While 76.01 per cent of regular candidates passed, the pass percentage among self-study candidates stood at 30.60 per cent. A total of 1,99,599 candidates have been declared failed and are eligible for the second chance examination.

District-wise, Jhabua recorded the highest pass percentage at 93.23 per cent, followed by Anuppur at 93.04 per cent. Additionally, 71 cheating cases were reported during the Class 12 examinations, while monitoring measures were implemented across centres.

Students are advised to download and keep a copy of their marksheet for future reference. The board has also provided a helpline facility for academic and psychological support.