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MBSE HSSLC Results 2024 (Out): Websites to check Mizoram HSSLC results

Mizoram HSSLC Result 2024: Student should visit the official website for the latest information -- mbse.edu.in and mbseonline.com. 

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MBSE Class 12th Results; check the following website to download results mbse.edu.in and mbseonline.comMizoram HSSLC Result 2024: The result link will be active after 12 pm. (Screengrab : mbse.edu.in)

Mizoram HSSLC Result 2024: The Mizoram Board of School Education (MBSE) on May 21 declared the HSSLC or class 12 exams results. Students who appeared in the Mizoram board HSSLC exams can check their results on the official websites —  mbse.edu.in and mbseonline.com. 

To check marks on the official websites, the HSSLC students must first click on the results tab. Then, they need to select the HSSLC 2024 MBSE exam result link and log in using the necessary credentials. Students can access their MBSE results by entering their registration number and roll number.

MBSE HSSLC Result 2024: Websites to check are provided below Mizoram HSSLC Result 2024: Candidates should visit official website at mbseonline.com.(Screengrab: mbseonline.com)

The Mizoram MBSE 12 result 2024 will mention various essential details, and students are requested to verify the accuracy of each. These details include the student’s name, roll number, school name, category, subject-wise marks, total marks, division, and pass or fail status.

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In case of any discrepancies, candidates should contact the concerned authority.

MBSE HSSLC Result 2024: Websites to check are provided below Mizoram HSSLC Result 2024: The Mizoram board declared the class 12 results in 2023 on May 19. (Express Image/Representative)

To pass the Mizoram Board HSSLC result in 2024, students are required to score at least 33 per cent marks in each subject as well as in aggregate.

In the 2023 HSSLC exam, boys demonstrated stronger performance compared to girls, achieving a pass percentage of 79.86 per cent, while girls had a pass percentage of 77.67 per cent. Overall, the pass rate for all students who took the exam was 78.66 per cent.

MBSE HSSLC Result 2024: Websites to check are provided below Mizoram HSSLC Result 2024: Student, who are not satisfied with their results can appear for improvement exam. (Express Photo/ Representative Image)

This year, the Mizoram Board of School Education (MBSE) announced in their official publication of class 10 results that successful candidates will be permitted to improve their scores in only one subject. Additionally, students can apply for post-publication scrutiny or re-evaluation of their answer scripts in up to two subjects.

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MBSE HSSLC Result 2024: Websites to check are provided below Mizoram HSSLC Result 2024: The information of  compartment exam, scrutiny and, re- valuation will be soon announced by the board. (Express Photo/ Representative Image)

The class 10 exam results 2024 were declared a week before the HSSLC or class 12 results. For the class 10 exams, the overall passing percentage was 73.37 per cent. Out of the 18,561 candidates who appeared for the exam, 13,618 students passed, while 4,837 students failed. Additionally, 106 students were placed in the compartment category.

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