MPBSE Class X Compartment Exam 2027: Expected May–June 2027, Eligibility and Result Date

The MPBSE Class X Compartment Exam 2027, officially known as the Second Main Exam (द्वितीय मुख्य परीक्षा) or Supplementary Exam, is conducted by the Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (MPBSE) for students who fail in one or two subjects in the annual Class 10 examination. Based on the 2026 cycle — when the MPBSE Class X supplementary exam was held from May 7 to May 19, 2026 — the compartment exam 2027 is expected in May–June 2027, after the main result is declared in April–May 2027. Students who score Grade D or Grade E in any subject — that is, below 33% marks — become eligible to sit for this second chance examination.

MPBSE conducts the supplementary examination every year at designated exam centres across Madhya Pradesh. Students who pass the compartment exam receive their Class X pass certificate with the notation ’Pass (Compartment)’, which is equally valid for admission to Class 11 and all other higher secondary courses. You must score at least 33% marks separately in both the theory paper and the practical or internal assessment component of each subject to be declared passed.

The compartment exam is designed to give students a chance to clear Class X without losing a full academic year. Students who do not clear the compartment exam must reappear as regular students in the next annual MPBSE Class X examination.

MPBSE Class X Compartment Exam 2027 Key Highlights

• Students who fail in 1 or 2 subjects (Grade D or Grade E) in MPBSE Class X are eligible for the compartment exam.
• The MPBSE Class X compartment exam 2027 is expected in May–June 2027, following the April–May 2027 main result (based on the 2026 pattern when the exam was held May 7–19, 2026).
• You must register through mpbse.mponline.gov.in shortly after the main result is declared; the application form is also available at school counters for regular students.
• The application fee is approximately ₹350 per subject based on historical data; the official 2027 fee will be confirmed in the board’s notification.
• You must score at least 33% marks separately in theory (minimum 27 out of 80) and in practical or internal assessment (minimum 7 out of 20) to pass each subject.
• Passing the compartment exam means your final mark sheet carries the ’Pass (Compartment)’ notation, which carries the same academic and legal validity as a regular pass certificate.
• If you fail the compartment exam, you must repeat the entire Class X as a regular student in the next academic year’s annual main exam cycle.

MPBSE Class X Compartment Date Sheet 2027

MPBSE releases the Class X compartment (Second Main) exam datesheet on its official website, mpbse.nic.in, after the main exam result is declared. Based on the 2026 pattern — when the supplementary exam ran from May 7 to May 19, 2026, after applications opened on April 16, 2026 — the MPBSE Class X compartment exam 2027 datesheet is expected in April–May 2027, with exams likely scheduled for May–June 2027. The table below shows the projected key dates for the 2027 cycle alongside confirmed reference dates from 2026.

The compartment exam for Class X covers each subject in which a student has failed. MPBSE conducts separate exam sittings for each subject over approximately 10–15 days. Theory exams are typically held from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. The subject-wise datesheet with specific dates for Hindi, English, Mathematics, Science, Social Science, and Sanskrit/Third Language will be published on mpbse.nic.in once the official notification is released.

Note: All 2027 dates in the table above are projections based on the 2026 cycle and are subject to change. The official compartment exam datesheet 2027 will be published on mpbse.nic.in after the Class X main result is declared. Students should check the official website regularly for updates.

MPBSE Class X Compartment Exam Fee Structure

Students eligible for the MPBSE Class X compartment exam 2027 must pay the prescribed fee per failed subject at the time of application. Based on the 2026 cycle, the fee is approximately ₹350 per subject; the official 2027 fee will be confirmed in the MPBSE notification published on mpbse.nic.in after the main result is declared. A late fee is levied if the application is submitted after the regular window closes.

Note: Fees listed above are based on historical 2026 data. The official 2027 compartment exam fee will be specified in the MPBSE notification released after the Class X main result. Pay only through the official MPBSE portal — do not pay through any unofficial agents, websites, or individuals.

How to Apply for MPBSE Class X Compartment Exam 2027?

• Step 1 – Check your result: Once the MPBSE Class X 2027 main result is declared at mpresults.nic.in, check which subjects you have failed in (Grade D or Grade E).
• Step 2 – Obtain the application form: Regular students collect the compartment application form from their school office. Private candidates download or access the form at mpbse.mponline.gov.in.
• Step 3 – Fill the form carefully: Enter your roll number, subject(s) for compartment, personal details, and exam centre preference. Verify all entries before submitting.
• Step 4 – Pay the prescribed fee: Pay the fee per failed subject — online via the MPBSE portal for private candidates, or through the school for regular students. Keep your payment receipt.
• Step 5 – Submit within the window: Submit the completed form before the application deadline. Late submission attracts additional late fees and may not be accepted beyond a certain cutoff.
• Step 6 – Download your admit card: Collect (regular students) or download (private candidates) the compartment admit card from mpbse.mponline.gov.in a few days before the exam.

MPBSE Class X Passing Marks Criteria 2027

The passing criteria for the MPBSE Class X compartment exam 2027 are the same as for the main exam. You must score a minimum of 33% marks separately in the theory paper and separately in the practical or internal assessment component — scoring 33% in the combined total alone is not sufficient if you fall below the threshold in either component individually. For a standard subject with 80 marks theory and 20 marks internal assessment, this means a minimum of 27 marks in theory and 7 marks in internal assessment.

Is 27 a passing mark out of 80 in MPBSE Class X?

Yes — 27 marks out of 80 is the minimum passing mark for theory papers in most MPBSE Class X subjects (33% of 80 = 26.4, rounded up to 27). However, you must also independently score at least 7 out of 20 in internal assessment (33% of 20 = 6.6, rounded up to 7). For Science, where the theory paper carries 75 marks, the minimum theory pass mark is 25 (33% of 75 = 24.75, rounded up to 25) and the minimum practical pass mark is 9 out of 25 (33% of 25 = 8.25, rounded up to 9). Both components — theory and practical/internal — must be cleared independently; crossing the combined average is not a substitute for individual component thresholds.

MPBSE Class X Passing Marks Quick Reference

MPBSE Class X Grading System

MPBSE Class X results are announced using a grade-based marking system that maps percentage scores to letter grades. The scale runs from Grade A+ (91–100%, outstanding) at the top to Grade E (0–20%) at the bottom, with Grade D+ (33–40%) as the minimum grade required to pass a subject. Students who receive Grade D (21–32%) or Grade E (0–20%) in any subject fail that subject and become eligible for the compartment exam. Grade points are assigned from D+ upward and contribute to the overall CGPA calculation.

Note: Grade points are assigned only for Grade D+ and above. Grades D and E indicate failure in the subject and carry no grade point. The CGPA is calculated by averaging the grade points across the five main subjects. A student who passes the compartment exam moves from Grade D or E to at least Grade D+ in that subject, which is reflected in the updated mark sheet.