MBSE HSLC Board Exam 2026: Dates, Routine (Out), Syllabus, Pattern, Question Paper, Result

Students should not paste money on answer sheets. Pasting money on answer paper will be considered as cheating. If a student does cheating during MBSE HSLC exam, they will be barred from writing the exam.

MBSE HSLC exam 2026 will be held from February 19 to March 16, 2026. The board released the MBSE HSLC routine 2026 in October 2025. Students can download the MBSE HSLC routine 2026 from the official website - mbse.edu.in. MBSE HSLC exams 2025 were held from February 19 to March 13, 2025.

The Mizoram board will release the MBSE HSLC routine 2026 in November 2025. The MBSE HSLC time table 2026 will be released on the official website - mbse.edu.in. The students can download the MBSE 10th time table 2026 in PDF format. We will upload the Mizoram board Class 10 time table 2026 on our MBSE HSLC time table page. The Mizoram board released the MBSE HSLC routine 2025 on November 4, 2024.

The MBSE HSLC Time Table 2026 is released on the official website of the state board at mbse.edu.in. Mizoram Board of School Education (MBSE) released the MBSE HSLC Time Table 2026 in October 2025. MBSE will conduct the Mizoram Board HSLC exams 2026 from February 19 to March 16, 2026. Students can download the MBSE HSLC routine 2026 from our MBSE 10th time table page. 

The total marks of MBSE HSLC exam is 500. The subjects include Mizo, English, Science, Social Science and Mathematics. MBSE HSLC result 2026 will be released in May 2026.

Those who are preparing for the MBSE HSLC exam 2026 are advised to go through the MBSE 10th syllabus 2026. Knowing the syllabus helps students to know the topics to be covered for the exam. It also helps students to understand the marking scheme. Students can check the official website for the MBSE 10th syllabus 2026. They can download it in PDF format. 

The MBSE HSLC syllabus is available on the official website - mbse.edu.in.  Students can get the MBSE 10th syllabus from their teachers.

Yes, it is mandatory to carry the MBSE HSLC hall ticket 2026 on all the exam days. Those who do not have the admit card along with them will not be allowed to appear for the exam. MBSE HSLC hall ticket 2026 is an important document which students have to keep safe till the release of the MBSE HSLC result 2026. 

MBSE will release the Class 10 MBSE Admit Card 2026 in February 2026. Students have to collect their MBSE HSLC Admit Card 2026 from their respective schools. They can also download the MBSE HSLC Admit Card 2026 through the official website.

Students are advised to learn as per the MBSE HSLC syllabus. They should make a proper time table and follow it. They should also practice the old question papers. They should concentrate more on the weaker topics.

The difficulty level of the MBSE HSLC exam depends on the preparation level of the student to student. It also varies from subject to subject. The MBSE HSLC is not very tough to crack if the student does proper preparation. Through proper planning and preparation, students can easily clear the MBSE HSLC exam. Regular revision is very important to get good marks in the MBSE HSLC exam.

Mizoram Board of School Education (MBSE) will release the MBSE HSLC model paper for the MBSE HSLC exams 2025. Students appearing for Mizoram Board HSLC Exams 2025 can access the MBSE question paper and sample paper for the current year's exam and the previous year's exam. Students must download previous years’ MBSE 10th Question Papers and sample papers PDF. We have also uploaded the MBSE HSLC previous year question papers on our MBSE HSLC question papers page. Practicing the previous year question papers will definitely help students to score better marks.

Yes, it is free of cost. Students can click the links given below to download them. It can be downloaded in PDF format for free. They can use the previous year MBSE HSLC question papers for revision.

The Mizoram Board of Secondary Education (MBSE) will release the Mizoram Board 10th Result 2026 in April 2026. It will be published on the official website of the state board at mbse.edu.in. Students can check the MBSE HSLC Result 2026 by entering their respective roll numbers and registration number. They can also check their MBSE HSLC result 2026 through SMS. MBSE HSLC Result 2025 was out on April 29, 2025.

 Students can follow the below-mentioned steps to check their MBSE 10th Result 2026:

• Visit the official website- mbse.edu.in.
• Click the link provided for the results.
• Enter the roll number and registration number.
• Click on ‘Find Results’.
• The MBSE 10th result 2026 will be displayed on the screen.
• Save and secure a printed copy of MBSE 10th Result 2026 for future references.

You need not worry if you are not clear the MBSE HSLC exam 2026. The MBSE board conducts the MBSE 10th supplementary exam 2026 in June/July 2026. The MBSE HSLC supplementary exam routine will be released soon after the release of the MBSE HSLC result 2026. 

Students must score a minimum of 33% marks in the theory and practical examination of each subject as well as at least 33% marks in aggregate of all subjects. Those who could not score the minimum percentage, have to appear for the MBSE HSLC supplementary exam. Candidates should secure 33 marks out of 100 in each paper to pass the MBSE HSLC exam. 

Students can join for Plus two course after the 10th grade. Those who do not wish to go for 12th can join for Diploma engineering courses, ITI, poly technic courses, Diploma in hotel management, Diploma in fashion technology, Diploma in pharmacy etc. Even though there are so many Diploma courses, students are advised to complete 12th grade and then join degree course for better career growth. 

You can join for B.Tech course through lateral entry. After your 10th, you can join for 3 year Govt authorized Polytechnic Diploma course. Polytechnic course is a 3 year Diploma programme in fields like electronics, electrical engineering, civil, mechanical etc. Once you successfully complete Polytechnic course, you can appear for the Lateral entry entrance test. Thus you can join in the second year or 3rd semester of the regular BTech course in engineering colleges.

Students can appear for the 10th grade board exam even if they are not going to school. Students can opt for open school (NIOS) and study from home. Thus they can appear for NIOS 10th board exams. Another option is private registration. Students can register as private candidates and appear for board exams.  

Students are advised to start preparation for the MBSE HSLC exam from the beginning of the academic year. They must make a time table and follow it. They should learn atleast 2-3 hours daily. Once they finish learning the chapters, they should solve previous year question papers. They should involve in games or any fun activities to get rid of stress. 

The official mark sheet of the MBSE HSLC 2026 result will be issued in June 2026, tentatively. Students have to collect the mark sheet of the MBSE HSLC result 2026 from their respective schools.

The MBSE will release the MBSE Class 10 Toppers list after the declaration of result. MBSE Class 10 toppers list will be released on the official website - mbse.edu.in.

Yes, you can check your MBSE HSLC result, if your MBSE HSLC hall ticket is lost. You can check the MBSE HSLC result from the school.
Hence, you need not worry, even if your hall ticket is lost.

Students are advised to keep the MBSE HSLC hall ticket till the release of the results. The MBSE HSLC hall ticket contains the register number of the candidate. Thus student can easily check the MBSE HSLC result using the register number.

In MBSE 10th grade, Mathematics, Science, and Social Science are easy to score high marks if you learn the topics. If you are good in grammar, you can score well in languages.

Marking done by MBSE is fair and lenient. Once the teachers are done with the paper checking, the answer sheet goes for another round of random checking by the supervisor, to ensure it's fairness. 

No, MBSE does not deduct marks for exceeding the word limit in the board exams. However, marks may be deducted for spelling mistakes and other errors in language papers.