MP Board Result 2022: The Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (MPBSE) Class 10 and Class 12 results 2022 have been announced today, April 29. A total of 18 lakh students had appeared in the MPBSE Class 10 and Class 12 exams 2022 conducted between February 17 and March 12. The MP Board exam results are now available on the websites- mpresults.nic.in, mpbse.mponline.gov.in and mpbse.nic.in. Candidates can check their MP Board results by using their roll numbers and dates of birth.
Girls outperformed boys in both classes, achieving a higher pass percentage. Suchita Pandey and Nancy Dubey is the topper of Class 10 exam with 99.2 per cent. In Class 12, Pragati Mittal from Maths science stream is the overall topper with 98.8 per cent marks. Divyata Patel secured rank 1 in the Biology science stream with 98.2 per cent, Kushboo Shivhare from Commerce stream and Ishita Dubey from Humanities jointly topped in their streams securing 96 per cent marks.
MP Board Result 2022: MPBSE 10th, 12th Pass Percentage
The MP Board recorded a 100 per cent pass percentage for MPBSE 10th and 12th last year. Meanwhile, this year the pass percentage has declined to 72.72 per cent for Class 12 students, the pass percentage for MPBSE Class 10 stood at 59.54 per cent.
MP Board 10th Result: Previous Year's Pass Percentage
- 2021 – 100%
- 2020 – 62.84%
- 2019 – 63.89%
- 2018 – 66.54%
- 2017 – 52.11%
MP Board 12th Result: Previous Year's Pass Percentage
- 2021 – 100%
- 2020 – 68.81%
- 2019 – 72.37%
- 2018 – 72.27%
- 2017 – 67.8%
How To Check MP Board Result 2022:
- Go to the official website -- mpresults.nic.in, mpbse.mponline.gov.in and mpbse.nic.in.
- Click on the exam result link for Class 10, 12.
- Enter the required credentials including roll numbers and dates of birth.
- Your MP Board result will be displayed on the screen.
- Download it and take a printout for future references.
MP Board Result 2022: Direct Link
The MP Board result declaration process was delayed due to errors in as many as six papers, as per MPBSE. Almost 1.30 crore copies were evaluated, the evaluation process was commenced in March.
The Madhya Pradesh Board released a revised marking scheme this year. As per the revised marking scheme, for high school and higher secondary exams, 80 marks will be allotted for theory subjects and the remaining 20 marks for practical and project works. For subjects with practical components, the theory component of the MP Board Class 12 will be held for 70 marks, and 30 marks will be allotted for practicals. The students need to secure a minimum 30 per cent marks overall, including the practical exam to pass the board exam.
