MPBSE 12th Result 2024 Declared: Jayant Yadav tops, overall pass percentage is 64.48%

MP Board 12th Result 2024 Declared: After the announcement of the Class 12 results at mpbse.nic.in, students will have the opportunity to request photocopies of their answer booklets and OMR sheets.

MPBSE 12th Result 2024 Declared: visit the official website at mpbse.nic.in

MPBSE MP Board 12th Result 2024 Out: Check scorecard at mpbse.nic.in. (representative image/express photo)

MP Board 12th Result 2024: The Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education today released the Class 12 result. Students can now download and visit the official websites — mpbse.nic.in, mpresults.nic.in and mpbse.mponline.gov.in.

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This year, the pass percentage is for Class 12 is 64.48 per cent. In 2023, the overall pass percentage was recorded at 55.28 per cent. In class 10, the overall pass percentage is 58.10 per cent.

The MPBSE will conduct the supplementary exams from June 9.

Last year, girls had outperformed boys overall as they scored 58.75 per cent pass percentage, whereas boys got 52.00 per cent. A total of 729426 students appeared in Class 12 exams, of which 353989 were girls and 375437 were boys.

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This year, the Class 12 exams were conducted from February 6 and March 20. The exam duration was three hours which began at 9 am and concluded at noon. A total of 16 lakh candidates appeared for the class 12 exam this year.

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After the announcement of the Class 12 results, students will have the opportunity to request photocopies of their answer booklets and OMR sheets. Those who fail to pass their exams will have another chance through the MP Board compartment exams. Detailed information regarding these compartmental exams will be provided after the result declaration.

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