MBOSE SSLC Result 2026: Out on 7 April at megresults.nic.in, Compartment, Pass Percentage and Toppers List

The MBOSE SSLC Result 2026 was declared on April 7, 2026, at 11:00 AM by the Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBOSE). The overall pass percentage stood at 86.84%, with 42,228 out of 48,623 students clearing the Class 10 board examination. The MBOSE SSLC Supplementary Result 2026 was also declared on May 26, 2026, with a pass rate of 90.16%. You can download your result from the official portal, megresults.nic.in, using your roll number.

The result on the portal is a provisional marksheet. Your original physical mark sheet is issued separately by the Board and distributed through your school.

• MBOSE SSLC 2026 regular result was declared on April 7, 2026; the supplementary result followed on May 26, 2026.
• Overall pass percentage for the regular exam was 86.84%; the supplementary pass rate was 90.16%.
• 48,623 students appeared for the regular SSLC exam; 42,228 cleared it.
• Topper Wangaal Lama from Gorkha Pathshala Higher Secondary School, Shillong, scored 585 marks.
• West Jaintia Hills was the best-performing district with a 94.99% pass rate; East Garo Hills had the lowest at 72.33%.
• To check your result, visit megresults.nic.in, enter your roll number, and download your provisional marksheet.
• You can also access your digital marksheet through DigiLocker using your roll number.

MBOSE SSLC Result Previous Year Statistics

MBOSE SSLC pass percentages remained in the 51–57% range from 2021 through 2024 — a period marked by COVID-related disruptions and changes in examination patterns. The trend shifted dramatically in 2025, when 87.14% of students passed, a jump of more than 31 percentage points over 2024. In 2026, the overall pass percentage held steady at 86.84%, indicating that this improved performance has stabilised rather than being a one-off spike. In 2025, as many as 341 schools across Meghalaya achieved a 100% pass rate — a milestone that reflects sustained improvement in school-level learning outcomes.

The year-on-year comparison shows a two-phase trend: a prolonged low-pass era (2021–2024) where fewer than 57% of students cleared the exam, followed by a sharp recovery in 2025–2026. Students preparing for re-exams or looking at historical benchmarks should note that the 86–87% range now appears to be the new baseline for MBOSE SSLC.

How to Check MBOSE SSLC Result 2026

You can check the MBOSE SSLC Result 2026 through the official NIC result portal. All you need is your roll number. Follow the steps below:

Method 1 — Official Result Portal (megresults.nic.in):

• Go to megresults.nic.in — the official MBOSE result portal hosted by NIC.
• Click on the link for MBOSE SSLC Result 2026.
• Enter your roll number in the field provided.
• Enter the captcha code shown on screen.
• Click Submit to view your result.
• Download and save your provisional marksheet as a PDF.

Method 2 — DigiLocker: You can access your MBOSE SSLC marksheet through DigiLocker, the official government document wallet. Visit digilocker.gov.in or open the DigiLocker app, sign in with your Aadhaar-linked mobile number, and search for MBOSE Class 10 Result 2026. The DigiLocker marksheet is officially valid for most purposes including school and college admissions.

Method 3 — MBOSE Official Website: You can also access the result link through the Board’s own website at mbose.in. The site posts direct links to the result portal as soon as results are declared.

MBOSE SSLC Result 2026: Pass Percentage and Statistics

The MBOSE SSLC 2026 overall pass percentage was 86.84%, with 42,228 out of 48,623 students clearing the examination. The Board reported performance data broken down by gender and by enrolment category.

The gap between the gender-wise figures (above 92%) and the overall pass rate (86.84%) is explained by the Regular-2 enrolment category, which has a lower pass rate of 80.72% and brings the aggregate figure down. The Regular-1 category — which covers the mainstream school-going cohort — cleared at 93.30%, close to the gender-wise rates.

MBOSE SSLC Result 2026: Marksheet Details

The MBOSE SSLC marksheet — both the provisional online version and the final physical copy — contains the following details. Understanding what’s on the marksheet helps you spot errors early and get them corrected before they cause problems during admissions.

Provisional vs Original Marksheet: The result on megresults.nic.in is a provisional marksheet. It is not an official certificate and cannot be used as standalone proof for government or legal purposes. The original physical mark sheet is issued by MBOSE and distributed to students through their schools. Until you receive the original, use the provisional marksheet for admission purposes — most schools and colleges in Meghalaya accept it. If you spot any error on the provisional marksheet (name spelling, marks, date of birth), report it to your school and contact the Board at the earliest for correction.

MBOSE SSLC Grading System and Pass Criteria

MBOSE reports SSLC results in marks rather than letter grades. Passing depends on meeting the minimum marks threshold in each subject and in the aggregate. Here is how the pass criteria work:

Always confirm the exact pass criteria and grace mark rules for your specific exam year from the official MBOSE notification on mbose.in, since the Board may revise these norms from year to year.

MBOSE SSLC 2026: District-wise Pass Percentage

Meghalaya’s districts showed a wide variation in SSLC 2026 performance. Khasi Hills and Jaintia Hills districts consistently outperformed the Garo Hills districts, with more than a 22 percentage point gap between the top and bottom districts.

West Jaintia Hills topped all districts with a near-95% pass rate, while East Garo Hills — at 72.33% — had the steepest gap from the state average. The Garo Hills districts consistently perform below the Khasi and Jaintia Hills regions, pointing to a geographic disparity in educational outcomes that policymakers and school authorities in the region are working to address.

MBOSE SSLC Supplementary / Compartment Result 2026

Students who failed in one or two subjects in the MBOSE SSLC 2026 regular exam were eligible to appear in the supplementary (compartment) examination. The MBOSE SSLC Supplementary Result 2026 was declared on May 26, 2026, with an overall pass percentage of 90.16% — higher than the regular exam’s 86.84%.

The supplementary pass rate of 90.16% is higher than the regular exam’s 86.84%. This makes sense: most supplementary candidates needed to clear just one or two specific subjects, so focused preparation between April and May gave them a better chance. Students who cleared the supplementary exam can now seek Class 11 admission using their supplementary marksheet.

What to Do After MBOSE SSLC Result 2026

Once you have your MBOSE SSLC result, your next steps depend on whether you passed, cleared the supplementary, or need to repeat. Here is a clear breakdown:

If you passed the regular exam:

• Download your provisional marksheet from megresults.nic.in and save a copy.
• Apply for Class 11 (HSSLC stream) admission — Arts, Commerce, or Science — at your preferred MBOSE-affiliated school. Most Meghalaya schools open HSSLC admissions shortly after the SSLC result is out.
• Collect your original physical mark sheet from your school once MBOSE distributes it.
• If you want to check for errors in marking, apply for re-checking or scrutiny through the official MBOSE website within the deadline announced by the Board.

Revaluation and Re-checking: If you believe your marks are incorrectly totalled or your answer sheet was not evaluated properly, you can apply for answer sheet scrutiny. MBOSE announces the scrutiny application window and fee on mbose.in after result declaration. Submit your application before the deadline — late applications are not entertained.

If you cleared the supplementary exam:

• Your supplementary result was declared on May 26, 2026. Download the provisional result from megresults.nic.in.
• You can now apply for Class 11 admission. Carry your supplementary marksheet along with your regular SSLC marksheet.

If you failed and could not clear the supplementary:

• Students who failed in more than 2 subjects in the regular exam were not eligible for the 2026 supplementary exam and must repeat Class 10.
• Contact your school for re-enrollment options for the 2026–27 academic session.