MPBSE.nic.in, MP Board 10th 12th Result 2025 Highlights: Results declared; pass percentage improves

Registered: 8,10,019

Appeared: 8,04,932

Pass Percentage: 76.22%

Total Passed: 6,13,414

–First Division: 4,29,042

–Second Division: 1,82,172

–Third Division: 2,200

Supplementary: 0

Failed: 1,91,354

Pragya Jaiswal topped high school or Class 10 exam by scoring 100 percent marks.

Girls continued to outperform boys, securing a pass percentage of 68.42 per cent, compared to 60.54 per cent for boys.

In this year's MPBSE board exam, the performance of government schools was better than private schools across the state, reflecting improved standards and outcomes in public education.

Re-evaluation and application for answer copies photocopy will start from May 6 and will close on May 15.

Gurdeep Kaur Vasu, 34, from Indore who cannot speak, hear, or see, has made history by passing the Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (MPBSE) Class 12 board examination. She scored 207 out of 400 marks and passed in the second division.

The passing percentage for the MP Class 10 Board Exams 2025 is 76.22%, while 74.48% of Class 12 students passed.

In order to pass the MPBSE Class 10 and 12 examinations, candidates must attain a minimum of 33 percent in each subject as well as an aggregate score of 33 percent overall.

To pass the examination, students must achieve a minimum score of 33 per cent. Students who are not satisfied with their scores can apply for result scrutiny by registering on the result website.

District: Percentages of regular students passing

Narsingpur 91.91 per cent

Neemuch 86.34 per cent

Shajapur 86.11 per cent

Mandla 85.5 per cent

Sidhi 84.02 per cent

Shahdol 83.63 per cent

Anooppur 83.51 per cent

Khandwa 83.28 per cent

Mandsour 83.16 Per cent

Hoshangabad 83.06 per cent

Of the 212 students in the merit list of the high school examination, 144 are girls. In the merit list of 159 students of the higher secondary examination, 89 are girls.

Pragya Jaiswal stood first in the state in the high school or Class 10 examination by securing 100 percent marks, while Priyal Dwivedi topped the higher secondary or Class 12 exam with 492 out of 500 marks in science-mathematics group.

Online applications for appearing in the second chance examination can be filled from May 7 to 21 till 12 midnight through MP Online portal.

Students who were absent/failed in one or more subjects in the first examination of the MP Board will be able to appear in the second examination and such candidates who have passed in any subject can also appear in the second chance examination for improvement of marks. Whichever is the best result of the candidates between the first and second chance will be considered final.

CATEGORY: Regular students and Private students

Registered: 604402 and 102157

Absent: 1828 and 7692

Appeared: 602574 and 94465

Cancelled: 559 and 740

Withheld: 64 and 16

Declared: 601951 and 93709

Total pass: 448807 and 25014

I – Division: 318743 and 4136

II – Division: 129472 and 14539

III – Division: 592 and 6339

PASS division: 0

Pass percent: 74.48 and 26.48

Supplementary: 0

Failed: 153144 and 68695

Cancelled:

Boys: 84

Girls: 41

Total: 125

Withheld:

Boys: 20

Girls: 19

Total: 39

Declared:

Boys: 4,05,581

Girls: 3,99,187

Total: 8,04,768

Total Pass:

Boys: 2,96,944

Girls: 3,16,470

Total: 6,13,414

Registered:

Boys: 4,08,884

Girls: 4,01,135

Total: 8,10,019

Absent:

Boys: 3,199

Girls: 1,888

Total: 5,087

Appeared:

Boys: 4,05,685

Girls: 3,99,247

Total: 8,04,932

Registered: 1,43,328

Appeared: 1,31,293

Pass Percentage: 28.70%

Total Passed: 37,653

---First Division: 3,543

---Second Division: 20,874

---Third Division: 13,236

Supplementary: 0

Failed: 93,511

Registered: 8,10,019

Appeared: 8,04,932

Pass Percentage: 76.22% (Highest in 4 years)

Total Passed: 6,13,414

--First Division: 4,29,042

--Second Division: 1,82,172

--Third Division: 2,200

Supplementary: 0

Failed: 1,91,354

For the year 2025 High School Certificate Examination, results for mentally challenged, visually impaired, and hearing & speech-impaired (CWSN) students were also declared by the board. In this category, the pass percentage for male students was 59.60% and for female students 62.99%, making the overall pass percentage in this category 60.98%.

This year, female students outperformed male students among the regular candidates. The pass percentage for male students was 73.21% while for female students, it was 79.27%.

This year, results for 804,768 regular students were declared. Out of these, 429,042 students passed in the first division, 182,172 students in the second division, and 2200 students in the third division. Thus, a total of 613,414 students passed the exam, with a pass percentage of 76.22%. This year, no student’s result was withheld.

To conduct the High School Certificate Examination, a total of 3887 examination centers were set up across the state for regular and private students. This year, 804,932 students appeared as regular candidates and 131,293 students as private candidates. There were 24 cases of cheating reported, the lowest in the past 10 years.

In the High School Examination this year, 76.22% of regular students and 28.70% of private students passed. Among these, 73.21% of regular male students and 79.27% of regular female students were successful.

The Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education conducted the High School Certificate Examination from 27th February to 21st March 2025.

First division: 4,29,042 students

Second division: 1,82,172

Third division: 2,200

Pass division: 0

Science with Maths: Priyal Dwivedi. She is also the overall topper

Humanities: Ankur Yadav

Science with Biology: Gargi Agrawal

Commerce: Rimjhim Karothiya

Agriculture: Hari Om Sahu

This year, the MPBSE conducted the Class 10 board exams from February 27 to March 19, while the Class 12 exams were held between February 25 and March 25, 2025. According to the official figures, over 18 lakh students registered for the exams this year. This includes both Class 10 and Class 12 candidates.

Students should keep their roll numbers and application numbers ready to avoid last-minute hassle. In case of any errors or discrepancies in the marksheet — such as misspelled names or incorrect dates of birth — they must report to their school authorities for rectification.

Step 1: Visit education.indianexpress.com and select MP Board Class 10 or MP Board Class 12, to check results.

Step 2: Register using your mobile number and email ID.

Step 3: Navigate to the ‘Board Results’ section.

Step 4: Select ‘MP Board’ from the list.

Step 5: Enter your roll number and application number as per your admit card.

Step 6: Upon result declaration, your marksheet will be sent to your registered email and mobile number.