MP Board Result 2026 Highlights: 73.42% pass MPBSE 10th, 76.01% qualify 12th; toppers list, direct link here

Out of 613,318 regular candidates whose results were declared, 466,406 students passed the Class 12 examination while out of 787,595 regular candidates, 578,328 students cleared the Class 10 examination.

The MP government schools again outperformed private institutions in the Class 12. The government schools recorded 80.43% results against 69.67%.

In Class 12, around 6.89 lakh students appeared, with an overall pass percentage of 76.17%, marking the best performance in the past 16 years.

In the Class 10, MP government schools recorded better performance at 76.80% as compared to 68.84% in private schools.

This outcome is a testament to the conducive environment and high-quality educational system prevalent in the 'Sandipani Schools', Chief Minister Mohan Yadav said.

In the Class 10 board examination, over 8.97 lakh students appeared, with a pass percentage of 73.42%.

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Wednesday said that the state board is going to conduct the board examination for a second time in May, providing another opportunity to those High School and Higher Secondary students who failed in their examinations.

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav extended his greetings to students after the Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (MPBSE) announced the Class 10 and Class 12 examination results for 2026 on Wednesday, stressing that girls showed their dominance in the exams.

A total of 1,99, 608 students failed to qualify MB Board Class 12.

Students with 1st division - 3,67,079

Students with 2nd division - 99,073

Students with 3rd division - 254

MP CM Mohan Yadav said, “It is true that the results reflect not just the hard work of the students throughout the year, but also the dedication and support of their families, who stand by them and help them prepare for their exams. The students, in turn, put in their utmost effort to succeed. At such a time, it is encouraging to note that after this examination result, the next exam will be conducted as early as next month, in May,” PTI reported.

He added, "This means that there will now be two opportunities for examinations in a year. In our time, there used to be only one exam annually. If someone missed out for any reason, they had to wait an entire year for another chance. This change is a result of the National Education Policy 2020 implemented under our government, led by PM Modi. The aim is to save a year for students and provide them with flexibility. If students feel that their marks are not satisfactory, they now have the option to reappear for the exam and improve their scores."

Government schools have outperformed private institutions with a pass rate of 76.80%, while the pass rate of the latter stood at 68.64%.

The toppers list was largely dominated by girls as a total of 235 girls featured in the merit list.

A total of 76.01 per cent students have passed the Class 12 examination.

Anuppur district leads the state with 93.85% pass rate, followed by Alirajpur which stood at second place.

The toppers list was largely dominated by girls as a total of 235 girls featured in the merit list.

Government schools have outperformed private institutions with a pass rate of 76.80% while pass rate of latter stood at 68.64%.

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