MP Board Class 10, 12 exam twice from next year; Priyal, Pragya top, pass rates up
Anu Parthiban | May 6, 2025 | 10:45 AM IST | 2 mins read
MP Board Toppers 2025: Priyal Dwivedi from Chitrakoot topped the MP Board Class 12th results by securing 492 out of 500 and Pragya scored a perfect 500.
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Download NowNEW DELHI: Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (MPBSE) will conduct MP Board Class 10, 12 exams 2025 twice from the next academic year in line with the National Education Policy (NEP 2020). “There will be two rounds of board exams from the upcoming year,” MP chief minister Mohan Yadav said while announcing the MP Board result 2025. MP Board Result 2025 (OUT) LIVE
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This year, Priyal Dwivedi from Chitrakoot topped the MP Board Class 12th results by securing 492 out of 500. As per the MP Board toppers 2025, Pragya Jaiswal from Singrauli bagged rank 1 in MP Board Class 10 board results 2025 by scoring a perfect 500 marks.
Overall, the MP Board pass percentage for both Class 10 and 12 improved this year. Total 76.22% pass in MP Class 10 board result 2025 - increased by 10 points compared to last year. The higher secondary students also showed better performance this year by recording 74.48%.
The minister also stated that there were no reports of paper leaks in this year’s state board exams, and no FIRs were filed. Moreover, the number of cheating cases dropped significantly from hundreds to just 40–45 cases this year.
According to the results, government schools have done better than private schools in Madhya Pradesh. Girls outperformed boys this year in both the classes. Out of 212, 144 girl students in high school have passed the exam in merit, and 90 out of 159 in Class 12 scored top marks.
MP Board Result 2025: At a glance
Students who did not clear the board exam and those who wish to improve their scores will be able to appear for the MP Class 10, 12 improvement exam 2025 scheduled to take place from June 17.
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MP Board result 2025 |
Details |
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How many students appeared in MP board exam 2025 |
16,60,252 |
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Number of students in MP Class 10 |
9,53,777 students |
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Number of students in MP Class 12 |
7,06,475 students |
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MP Board Class 10 result 2025 |
76.22% |
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MP Board Class 12 result 2025 |
74.48% |
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MP Board improvement/ re-exam 2025 |
From June 17 |
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MP Board Class 10 topper name with marks |
Pragya Jaiswal |
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MP Board Class 12 topper name with marks |
Priyal Dwivedi |
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