MPBSE 10th

Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education prescribe the MPBSE class 10 exam pattern in the form of sample paper. MP Board class 10 exams are held in offline mode. The students are required to write the exam in pen and paper mode. To write the MPBSE class 10 exam, all the students are given two types of answer sheets. The first one is an OMR sheet which is for objective type questions. On the other hand, the students are also provided with the blank answer sheets to write subjective type questions.

Candidates who are unable to pass the MPBSE 10th exam can appear for the Supplementary exams. The MP Board will release the details of the MPBSE 10 th Supplementary exams after the declaration of the MP Board class 10 result 2026. It is estimated that the Supplementary exams will be conducted in June 2026 and the result for the same will be declared in July 2026. Students can also opt to appear for the MPBSE exam next year (2027).

The MPBSE 10th theoretical exam will last 3 hours, but the practical exam will only take 2 hours. The minimal passing score for subjects without practicals is 33, whereas the minimum score for courses with practicals varies depending on the subject. Within 3 hours, students must respond to every question. As a result, students need to manage their time well and finish the exam in the alloted exam. 

Not at all The Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education typically develops the MP Board 10th schedule after taking into account all public and state holidays, events, and so forth. Therefore, there is extremely little probability that the MPBSE class 10 exam date will change. But the state board may alter the MPBSE class 10 schedule that was previously announced if a pressing matter arises. The date of the MPBSE class 10th test has been declared. The Madhya Pradesh Board Matric exam will be administered by the board from February 5 to February 28, 2024, as per the scheduled date. Pen and paper exams will be administered.

To pass the MP Board class 10 exams, the students are required to secure 33 marks in each subject as well as the combined.

Yes, MPBSE is conducting the MP Board class 10 and 12 exams twice a year starting from 2026. The main objective to hold the board exams twice a year is to allow the students to retain the best score in the exam. The board also informed that appearing for both exams is not mandatory and is completely up to students' choice.

MPBSE class 10 exams are held for a total of five subjects. Each paper of the class 10 exam consists of a total of 100 marks. For subjects without practicals, the minimum mark required to pass the exam is 33, while for subjects with practicals, the minimum passing marks differ from subject to subject. Theory exams for the subjects with practical are held for 80 marks while the practical exams are held for a total of 20 marks.  The students must note that the marks secured in MPBSE 10th practical exams will also be calculated while preparing for the final MP Board class 10 result.