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MP Board — Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education — 10 & 12 Result

The MP Board declares Class 10 and Class 12 results on its mponline portal; supplementary (compartment) results are listed separately.

Check your result on the official website

You will be redirected to mpbse.mponline.gov.in, the board's own portal. We never collect your roll number or marks.

How to check the result — step by step
  1. Keep your admit card / hall ticket ready — the roll number printed on it is what the portal asks for. Roll number and date of birth.
  2. Open the official portal: https://mpbse.mponline.gov.in/
  3. Select the result link for 10 & 12 on the board's homepage.
  4. Enter the roll number (and date of birth, where asked) exactly as printed on your admit card.
  5. Submit and view the subject-wise marksheet. Download or save the provisional marksheet for your records.
Re-evaluation, compartment and what to do next

If you believe your marks were evaluated incorrectly, the process is called re-evaluation (or re-totalling) and must be applied for within the window the board announces, usually within a few weeks of the result declaration. The application is made on the same official portal or through your school — never through a third-party site.

If you fail one or two subjects, you can appear for the compartment or supplementary examination, whose dates and eligibility the board publishes separately. Students who pass the compartment exam receive their marks on the next supplementary statement of marks.

Keep both your original statement of marks and a downloaded copy. Some boards also publish a marksheet verification service (for example DigiLocker or a state e-marksheet portal) listed above.

We never store your result data

This site does not ask for your roll number, date of birth or marks, and has no student database. The button above opens mpbse.mponline.gov.in in a new tab, and everything you type stays on the board's own website.