MBOSE SSLC Result 2026: Out on 22 May at megresults.nic.in, Pass Percentage, Toppers and Scorecard Download

The MBOSE SSLC Result 2026 has been declared by the Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBOSE). The main Class 10 result was announced on April 7, 2026, recording an overall pass percentage of 86.84%. Following the main exam, MBOSE also declared the SSLC Supplementary Result 2026 on May 22, 2026, with a cumulative pass percentage of 90.16%. Students can check their result and download their scorecard at the official portal megresults.nic.in.

To access your scorecard, you need your roll number. The result is also available on DigiLocker and on the MBOSE portal mbose.in.

• MBOSE SSLC Main Result 2026 declared on April 7, 2026 — overall pass percentage: 86.84%
• MBOSE SSLC Supplementary Result 2026 declared on May 22, 2026 — cumulative pass percentage: 90.16%
• A total of 48,623 candidates appeared for the main SSLC exam; 42,228 students passed
• Boys pass %: 94.14%; Girls pass %: 92.88% in the main exam
• Topper 2026: Wangaal Lama (Gorkha Pathshala Higher Secondary School, Shillong) — 585 out of 600 marks
• Minimum passing marks: 33% per subject in the main exam; 30% per subject in the supplementary exam
• Result also accessible on DigiLocker; the digital marksheet is accepted as an official document

The Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBOSE), headquartered in Tura, is the sole official authority for conducting the Class 10 (SSLC) examination and declaring results in Meghalaya.

MBOSE SSLC Result Previous Year Statistics

Looking at MBOSE SSLC pass percentages over the past five years gives a clear picture of how outcomes have shifted. The main exam results from 2022 to 2026 are summarised below.

Pass percentages hovered between 51–57% from 2022 to 2024. Then came a sharp jump in 2025 to 87.10%, and the 2026 result maintains this higher performance level at 86.84%. The supplementary exam has further added to the cumulative success rates each year.

In 2026, the supplementary pass rate (90.16%) jumped significantly over the 2025 supplementary figure (80.35%), showing strong student recovery after the main exam.

How to Check MBOSE SSLC Result 2026

You can access your MBOSE SSLC 2026 scorecard through multiple official channels. The fastest way is via the official result portal. Below are step-by-step instructions for all available methods.

Method 1: Via megresults.nic.in (Official Results Portal)

1. Open megresults.nic.in in your browser
2. Click on the SSLC Result 2026 link on the homepage (or the Supplementary Result link if checking supply marks)
3. Enter your Roll Number in the field provided
4. Click Submit or Get Result
5. Your result will appear — check marks, grade, and pass/fail status
6. Save or print the scorecard for future reference

Method 2: Via MBOSE Official Website (mbose.in)

1. Go to mbose.in
2. Click on Results in the top navigation menu
3. Select SSLC 2026 from the list of available results
4. Enter your Roll Number and click Submit
5. Download your marksheet as a PDF

Method 3: Via DigiLocker

1. Visit digilocker.gov.in or open the DigiLocker mobile app
2. Sign in with your mobile number linked to Aadhaar (or create an account)
3. Go to Search Documents and search for MBOSE or Meghalaya Board
4. Select Secondary School Certificate (Class X Marksheet)
5. Enter the required details to fetch your official digital document

Method 4: Via mboseresults.in

• Visit mboseresults.in (mirror portal)
• Click on the SSLC 2026 result link
• Enter your Roll Number and get your result

MBOSE SSLC 2026 Scorecard Details

The MBOSE SSLC 2026 scorecard (marksheet) is your official Class 10 performance document. You will need it for Class 11 admission, scholarships, and various other purposes. Here is everything that appears on the MBOSE SSLC marksheet:

• Student’s full name
• Roll number and registration number
• Date of birth
• Father’s name and mother’s name
• School name and school code
• Subject names with marks in theory and practical (wherever applicable)
• Total marks in each subject
• Grade awarded per subject
• Pass/Fail status in each subject
• Overall aggregate marks and pass/fail status

The provisional marksheet downloaded from the official website is accepted for temporary admission purposes. Your school will hand over the original hard-copy marksheet once MBOSE dispatches the physical certificates.

If any detail on the scorecard — such as your name, date of birth, or subject marks — appears incorrect, report it to your school principal right away. The school will coordinate with MBOSE to get the error corrected before the original certificates are issued.

MBOSE SSLC Grading System 2026

MBOSE assigns letter grades to students based on the total marks scored in each subject. Grades cover theory and practical marks together — you do not get separate grades for each component. Here is the grading scale used for the MBOSE SSLC 2026 examination:

Getting a D grade (33–40%) means you have passed the subject — it is the minimum acceptable grade. An E grade means you have failed and will need to appear for a supplementary or repeat exam for that subject.

MBOSE SSLC Passing Marks 2026

To pass the MBOSE SSLC 2026 exam, you must clear the minimum passing marks in every subject individually. Scoring a high aggregate does not count if you fall below the pass mark in even one subject.

If you fail in one or two subjects, you are eligible to sit for the SSLC Supplementary Exam. If you fail in three or more subjects, you will have to repeat Class 10 in the next academic year. The passing threshold for the supplementary exam (30%) is slightly lower than the main exam threshold (33%), giving you a slightly better chance to clear the outstanding subjects.

MBOSE SSLC Supplementary Exam 2026

MBOSE conducted the SSLC Supplementary Exam 2026 from May 1 to May 8, 2026, giving students who failed in one or two subjects a second chance to clear the Class 10 board. The supplementary result was declared on May 22, 2026, with a cumulative pass percentage of 90.16%.

Out of 5,615 students who appeared for the supplementary exam, 5,063 cleared it. Female students recorded a notably higher pass rate (94.11%) compared to male students (85.71%).

To check your supplementary scorecard, visit megresults.nic.in, click on the SSLC Supplementary Result 2026 link, enter your roll number, and download the marksheet.

MBOSE SSLC Revaluation and Scrutiny 2026

If you feel your MBOSE SSLC marks do not reflect your actual performance, MBOSE gives you the option to apply for scrutiny or revaluation of your answer sheets. Here’s what each process involves:

• Scrutiny: The board re-checks your answer sheet to ensure no answers were skipped during evaluation and all marks are correctly totalled. This is not a re-evaluation of your answers — it only checks for counting or transfer errors.
• Revaluation: A qualified examiner evaluates your answers from scratch. Your marks can go up, stay the same, or go down based on the fresh evaluation. The revised marks replace your original score.

To apply, submit a request through your school within the deadline set by MBOSE after result declaration. A fee is charged per subject for both options. MBOSE announces the scrutiny and revaluation schedule on its official website after the result is out.

Keep checking mbose.in for the official notification on scrutiny/revaluation timelines, application form, and fee structure.

What to Do After MBOSE SSLC Result 2026

Your MBOSE SSLC 2026 result opens the door to the next phase of your academic journey. Here’s what you should do depending on your outcome.

If you passed the main exam:

• Apply for Class 11 (HSSLC) in your preferred school in Meghalaya or any other state
• Pick your stream — Science, Commerce, or Arts — based on your marks and career interests
• Keep the provisional marksheet ready for admission; your school will give you the original hard copy later
• Check if you qualify for state or central merit-based scholarships — several schemes are open to Class 10 pass students
• If you want to take a vocational or ITI course instead, check the admission window and eligibility for those programmes

If you cleared the supplementary exam:

• Your supplementary marksheet carries the same validity as the main exam marksheet for admissions
• Some institutions ask for both the main and supplementary marksheets — keep both in hand
• Look for schools that still have open seats in the late-admission window for Class 11

If you did not pass even after the supplementary exam:

• Apply for revaluation if you believe your answer sheet has errors
• Otherwise, plan to repeat the failed subjects or the full Class 10 year in the next session
• Use the extra time to strengthen weak areas so your next attempt gives better results