Mizoram Board MBSE HSLC 10th Results 2024 declared at mbseonline.com on Tuesday, May 14: The Mizoram Board of School Education (MBSE) has declared the High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) results for the 2024 session on May 14. Result is now accessible online on the official website - mbseonline.com. Students who participated in the exams from February 26 through March 15, 2024, can check their results by visiting the official MBSE website - mbse.edu.in and mbseonline.com.
Mizoram Class 12th Results 2024: 73.37% Students Pass
The 2024 results for Mizoram's Higher Secondary Leaving Certificate (HSLC) have been declared, showcasing the outcomes of 18,561 candidates who participated in this pivotal academic assessment. Of these students, 13,618 achieved passing marks, leading to an overall pass rate of 73.37%.
MBSE HSLC Topper 2024: Lalmoipuia Lawmzual
Lalmoipuia Lawmzual from St.Paul's Higher Secondary School, Tlangnuam has topped the Mizoram HSLC Exam 2024. He scored 485 out of 500 marks.
Direct Link: Download MBSE Class 10th Results 2024
How to Download Your MBSE Class 10th Results 2024: Step-by-step Guide
Here’s a detailed guide on how to download your MBSE Class 12th Results for 2024:
1. Visit the Official MBSE Website: Open a web browser and go to the Mizoram Board of School Education's official results page: mbse.edu.in or mbseonline.com.
2. Find the Results Section: On the homepage, look for the link to the 2024 Class 10th results.
3. Enter Your Details: Click on the result link and enter your roll number and other required details as specified on the page.
4. View Your Results: Submit the information to view your results.
5. Download/Print: Once your results are displayed, you have the option to download or print a copy for your records.
MBSE 10th Result 2024: Pass Mark
To pass Mizoram Board Class 10th Exam, students are required to secure at least a 33% in each subject as well as in aggregate. The MBSE also has provisions for grace marks, offering relief to students who fall short in one or two subjects. This policy allows students who narrowly miss passing a single subject to receive up to four extra marks during supplementary exams, while those failing only one subject in the regular session could receive up to twelve grace marks to meet the passing criteria.
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