MPBSE Supplementary Result 2025 — Class 10 & 12: “Second Main” Exam Results Now Available

The Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (MPBSE) has officially released the results for the Class 10 and Class 12 Supplementary (Second Main) Examination 2025. The board declared the outcome on 25 July 2025, addressing the needs of students who appeared for a second-chance exam after failing one or more subjects in the main exam.Indiatimes+8Testbook+8Shiksha+8

Exam & Result Timeline

Main board exams results were announced on 6 May 2025, with pass percentages of 76.22% for Class 10 and 74.48% for Class 12.
Those who failed were eligible to sit for the Supplementary (Second Main) Exams:
- Class 10: Held from 17 – 26 June 2025
- Class 12: Held from 17 June – 5 July 2025
Evaluation was completed by approximately 20 July 2025. Final results published on 25 July 2025

How to Check Your Result

Students can access their Supplementary Result through the following official channels:

Websites:
- mpbse.mponline.gov.in (primary portal)
- mpbse.nic.in or mpresults.nic.inThe Times of India
Alternative options:
- SMS updates
- DigiLocker account
- MPBSE mobile app / MP Mobile AppThe Times of India

Step‑by‑Step Process:

Visit mpbse.mponline.gov.in and locate the “Class 10 / 12 Supplementary Result 2025” link.
Click the appropriate link (HSC for Class 10; HSSC for Class 12).
Enter your Main Exam Roll Number and Application Number, then fill the Captcha.
Click Submit to view your marksheet.
Download and print the result for reference.Navbharat Times

Key Statistics & Insights

Approximately 3.3 to 3.5 lakh students appeared in the Supplementary Exams combined for Class 10 and 12.
Success rates among those who appeared were roughly 57.6% for Class 12.
Original first‑main exam performance saw 4.29 lakh first‑division passes in Class 10, and 3.18 lakh first divisions in Class 12

What’s Included on Your Result Marksheet

Upon logging in, your marksheet will display:

Name of student, Class (10 or 12), board and exam year
Roll Number & Application Number
Exam center and Date of Birth
Category and subject-wise theoretical/practical marks
Total marks, Grade, and Result Status (Pass/Fail)
Grade or division achieved

Next Steps: If You Passed

Provisional digital marksheet can be saved or printed; official physical marksheets will be provided later through affiliated schools.
Qualified Class 12 students can proceed with college applications, including CUET-based admissions and Technical/Vocational program applications.
Class 10 passers must choose stream (Science / Commerce / Humanities) and enroll in higher secondary education

If You Didn’t Pass in Supplementary Exam

You may be ineligible for promotion or admissions until all subjects are cleared.
Consider strategy changes:
- Enroll for the next year’s main exam cycle
- Explore vocational certifications or skill-based courses
- Seek revaluation or rechecking if you believe an error occurred during marking

FAQs

Q1: When was the MPBSE Supplementary Result 2025 declared?
A1: MPBSE released the Class 10 & 12 Supplementary (Second Main) Results on 25 July 2025, after completing evaluation around 20 July.

Q2: What credentials are needed to check the result?
A2: You need your Main Exam Application Number and Roll Number. These are the same details used during exam registration.

Q3: Where can I check my result and download the marksheet?
A3: The results are available on:

mpbse.mponline.gov.in
mpbse.nic.in
mpresults.nic.in
You can also view the result via SMS, DigiLocker, or the MPBSE mobile app.

Closing Thoughts & Tips

The MPBSE Supplementary Result 2025 has concluded a second-chance opportunity for many students who missed the mark in May’s main exams. While the pass rate in supplementary attempts was lower (around 57.6% for 12th), it reflects the importance of perseverance and preparation.

Pro‑Tips:

Save digital marksheets immediately and keep printed copies safe.
Verify details—name, roll number, DOB, subjects, total marks—to avoid discrepancies.
Apply for re-evaluation if you suspect evaluation errors.
Plan ahead: if you have passed, look into further studies; if not, consider repeat attempts or vocational options.

This result sets the pace for admissions, retraining, or choosing alternate career paths. It’s crucial to move forward proactively and use available resources and guidance.