MBOSE SSLC Result 2025 Date And Time Confirmed: How To Check Class 10th Results
This year, the results are being announced earlier compared to 2024, when the SSLC results were declared on May 24.
The Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBOSE) announced on Thursday that the results of the Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) Examination, 2025, will be declared on April 5 at 11:00 a.m.
Once the results are declared, the students will be able to check them online on the official websites provided by the Meghalaya board. Besides the results, the entire 'Result Booklet' can be downloaded from the official MBOSE website, the board said in an official press release.
The board also clarified that there will be no physical display of results at the MBOSE offices in Tura and Shillong. Hence, students are advised to closely track the official websites provided by the board to check their results. Results will also be available on several news media sites, the board said.
MBOSE SSLC Result 2025 Date Official Websites:
www.mbose.in
www.mboseresults.in
www.megresults.nic.in
Students are advised to check these platforms to access their results on the scheduled date and time.
How To Check MBOSE SSLC Result 2025:
Head to the official website, for example: www.megresults.nic.in
Click on SSLC exam result section
Fill out your roll number and enter captcha
Hit submit to be redirected to the result page.
Download and print the result page for future reference.
To get their results, students will need to have their login details ready, including their roll numbers and date of birth, and other required information. It is important that these details match the information provided by the students during registration, which can also be found on their admit cards.
This year, the results are being announced earlier compared to 2024, when the SSLC results were declared on May 24. Last year, the pass percentage stood at 55.80%, which the board would hope to improve in 2025.
In 2024, more than 55,000 applied for the SSLC exam, including compartment and improvement paper candidates. Of these, 54,134 appeared and over 30,000 cleared the exams, taking the total pass percentage to 55.80%. Notably, only 17,504 candidates passed in all six subjects last year, while about 12,700 cleared at least 5 papers, the data showed. More girls cleared all subjects compared to boys, and their overall pass percentage also stood higher.
