The wait is finally over for nearly 16 lakh students across Madhya Pradesh. The Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (MPBSE) has officially announced the MP Board Results 2026 for both Class 10 (High School) and Class 12 (Higher Secondary) examinations. The results were declared on April 15, 2026, at 11:00 AM through a press conference led by Chief Minister Mohan Yadav.
This year’s results have brought cheers across the state, with Chief Minister Yadav himself hailing the Class 12 performance as the “best in 16 years.” This detailed blog covers everything you need to know—pass percentages, stream-wise and district-wise toppers, gender performance, government vs. private school comparisons, and how to check your scorecard.
Overall Performance at a Glance
The MPBSE recorded a pass percentage of 73.42% in Class 10 and an impressive 76.01% in Class 12.
Here’s a quick breakdown of the key statistics:
Particulars | Class 10 (High School) | Class 12 (Higher Secondary) |
Overall Pass % | 73.42% | 76.01% |
Total Registered Students | ~9.07 Lakh | ~7 Lakh |
Regular Candidates Passed | 5,78,328 out of 7,87,595 | 4,66,406 out of 6,13,318 |
First Division | 4,31,464 | 3,67,079 |
Second Division | 1,45,772 | 99,073 |
Third Division | 1,092 | 254 |
Table 1: Summary of MP Board Results 2026
MP Board Toppers List 2026
Class 10 Toppers
Pratibha Singh Solanki from Panna district has secured the first rank in the state by obtaining an incredible 499 out of 500 marks, achieving 99.8%.
MP Board Class 10 Merit List 2026:
Rank 1: Pratibha Singh Solanki (Panna) – 499 Marks
Rank 2: Akshara Ghodeshwar (Balaghat) & Abhay Gupta (Sidhi) – 498 Marks
Rank 3: Yogendra Singh Parmar (Shahdol) & Six Others – 497 Marks
A total of 378 students has secured places on the merit list, with a clear dominance of girls: 235 girls compared to 143 boys.
Class 12 Toppers
In Class 12, the state topper position is shared jointly by Khushi Rai and Chandani Vishwakarma, both from Bhopal, scoring 494 out of 500 marks.
Here is the stream-wise toppers list for MP Board Class 12:
Stream | Rank | Name | Marks (Out of 500) |
Commerce | 1 | Khushi Rai | 494 |
| 1 | Chandani Vishwakarma | 494 |
| 2 | Mayank Shukla & others | 489 |
Science (Maths) | 1 | Shlok Prajapati (Sehore) | 493 |
| 2 | Gauri Sharma, Dolly Purwar, Arjun Gurjar | 491 |
Humanities (Arts) | 1 | Shruti Tomar (Morena) & Akash Ahirwar (Chhatarpur) | 489 |
| 2 | Muskan Rawat & Aditya Chaturvedi | 488 |
Agriculture | 1 | Tulsi Rajawat & Chanchal Kushwah (Shivpuri) | 493 |
Fine Arts | 1 | Shaistaah Qureshi (Chhatarpur) | 485 |
Table 2: MP Board Class 12 Stream-Wise Toppers
District-Wise Performance
Top Performing Districts – Class 10
This year, Anuppur district emerged as the top performer with an outstanding pass percentage of 93.85% in Class 10, closely followed by Alirajpur.
Top 5 Districts for Class 10 (Regular Pass %):
Anuppur – 93.85%
Alirajpur – 92.14%
Narsinghpur – 91.21%
Mandla – 89.85%
Jhabua – 87.83%
Top Performing Districts – Class 12
In Class 12, Jhabua recorded the highest pass percentage at 93.23%, with Anuppur securing the second spot at 93.40%.
Note Major Cities: While rural and tribal districts like Anuppur and Jhabua dominated, urban centers showed mixed results. Bhopal recorded 64.20%, Indore 67.56%, and Jabalpur 73.86%.
Key Result Highlights
1. Government Schools Outshine Private Institutions
In a surprising turn of events, government schools have outperformed private schools across both classes:
Class 10: Government schools recorded 76.80% pass rate vs. 68.64% for private schools.
Class 12: Government schools recorded 80.43% pass rate vs. 69.67% for private institutions.
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav credited this success to improved infrastructure and focused on academic support in public education systems.
2. Girls Dominate Across All Parameters
For yet another year, girls have outperformed boys in both examinations, showcasing the rising empowerment of women in education:
Class 10: Girls 77.52% | Boys 69.31%
Class 12: Girls 79.41% | Boys 72.39%
In the merit list, out of 378 students, 235 were girls, and in Class 12, 158 girls secured positions compared to 63 boys.
3. Private Candidates Struggle
Private candidates faced significant challenges, with pass percentages as low as 30.60% in Class 12 and 17.48% in Class 10.
The New “Second Chance” Exam (2026)
In a significant policy shift under the National Education Policy (NEP), MPBSE has replaced supplementary exams with a “Second Chance” examination.
Exam Dates: Beginning May 7, 2026
Eligibility: Students who failed, were absent, or wish to improve their scores can reappear.
Benefit: The higher score obtained between the two attempts will be considered in the final marksheet, saving students an entire academic year.
Chief Minister Yadav assured, “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.”
How to Check MP Board Results 2026 Online
Students can access their results through multiple digital platforms. Here is a step-by-step guide:
Via Official Websites:
Visit the official websites: mpbse.nic.in or mpbse.mponline.gov.in
Click on the link for “Class 10 Result 2026” or “Class 12 Result 2026.”
Enter your Roll Number and Application Number.
Click “Submit” to view your scorecard.
Download and take a printout for future reference.
Via DigiLocker or Mobile Apps:
DigiLocker: Access the “Education” section, select “MP State Board,” enter your roll number, and download your official digital marksheet.
Mobile Apps: Download the MPBSE Mobile App or MP Mobile App from the Google Play Store and tap on “Know Your Result.”
Via SMS:
Students can also receive results via SMS by typing MPBSE10 or MPBSE12 followed by their roll number and sending it to 56263.
Details Mentioned on the Marksheet
Once downloaded, the marksheet will contain the following crucial information:
Candidate’s Name, Roll Number, and Application Number
Father’s and Mother’s Name
School/Centre Code and Name
Subject-wise Marks (Theory + Practical)
Total Marks Obtained and Percentage
Division Obtained (First, Second, or Third)
Pass/Fail Status
Final Thoughts & Revaluation Options
The MP Board Results 2026 have set a new benchmark for academic excellence in Madhya Pradesh. The outstanding performance of government schools and the consistent dominance of girls are positive indicators of the state’s educational reforms.
For students unsatisfied with their scores, the board is offering revaluation/retotaling options. Applications are open from April 15 to April 22, 2026. Additionally, the Second Chance Exam starting May 7 provides a golden opportunity to improve grades without losing a year.
Congratulations to all successful students! For those who did not pass, remember that the board has provided a second opportunity—do not lose heart. Visit the official MPBSE website for the latest updates and announcements.
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