MBOSE SSLC 10th Result 2025 Declared: Check Your Scores On megresults.nic.in

The Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBOSE) has declared the Class 10 SSLC results for 2025. Students can view their scorecards on the official websites like https://mbose.in.

MBOSE SSLC Results have been declared.

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The wait is finally over for thousands of students in Meghalaya. The Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBOSE) has officially declared the Class 10 SSLC results for 2025 on Saturday, April 5. Students who appeared for the Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) exams can now view and download their scorecards from the board’s official websites.

Where and How To Check MBOSE Class 10 Results

Candidates can access their results online by visiting any of the following official portals:

https://mbose.in

http://megresults.nic.in

http://mboseresults.in

To check the MBOSE SSLC result, students must enter their roll number and roll code as mentioned on their admit cards. The digital scorecard will display subject-wise marks, total scores, and the student's personal details. However, it's important to remember that this online scorecard is provisional only. The original mark sheets will be distributed through the respective schools after the results are out online.

The Class 10 board examinations were held earlier this year from February 10 to February 25. Compared to the previous year, the results have been released nearly two months earlier, giving students a head start in planning their next academic steps.

The 2024 SSLC results were released on May 24, with the exams conducted between March 4 and March 15. That year, 54,134 students from 679 schools appeared for the exams, and 30,208 successfully passed, resulting in a pass percentage of 55.80%—an improvement from 51.93% in 2023.

Passing Criteria And Top Performers Last Year

To clear the SSLC examination, students must score a minimum of 33% in each subject. In 2024, Anuj Chetry from Sherwood School in Tura topped the merit list with 575 marks, closely followed by Aleytheia Syiemlieh of St Margaret’s Higher Secondary School, Shillong, with 574 marks. The third position went to Congenial Kharsahnoh from Christian Academy, Shillong, who secured 571 marks.