MP Board 10th 12th Result 2025: Class 10th, 12th Result Likely to be Out On..., Know the Passing Criteria, Login Details

With April nearing its end, students across Madhya Pradesh are anxiously awaiting the MPBSE Class 10 and 12 results. Although the Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (MPBSE) hasn’t announced an official date yet, results are expected to be declared anytime in the coming days—most likely by late April or early May, based on previous year trends.

Where to Check the Result Online

Once announced, students can check their scores and download their marksheets from the board’s official portals:

mpbse.nic.in

mpresults.nic.in

To log in, students will need:

Their roll number

Date of birth

School code

Minimum Passing Marks Required

To clear the board exams, students must secure at least 33% marks in each subject. Those falling short in one or two subjects may be eligible to appear for compartment exams, offering a second chance without repeating the year.

Topper Talk: Who Led Last Year’s MP Board Exams?

In 2024, Anushka Agrawal from Nainpur, Mandla, emerged as the Class 10 topper with an impressive 495 out of 500 marks—a score that set a benchmark across the state. This year’s top scorers will soon be revealed once the results go live. 

As the result date approaches, students are urged not to fall for rumors or fake result links circulating on social media. Instead, they should keep their login details ready and stay updated through official channels. Meanwhile, schools and parents are encouraged to provide emotional support—reminding students that marks are important, but not the only measure of success.

What’s Next After the Result?

After checking their results, students are advised to:

Download and print their provisional marksheets

Contact their respective schools for official certificates

Begin preparations for college admissions or competitive exams, depending on their next step

Keep checking the official websites and credible news sources for the latest updates. Avoid relying on third-party apps or unverified platforms.