Meghalaya MBOSE HSSLC 12th Result 2025 Official Websites: How to check scorecards at mbose.in, megresults.nic.in

Meghalaya Board MBOSE HSSLC Result 2025 Official Websites: Where can I download results? (Photo: Official website)

The students who appeared for the  MBOSE Class 12 exams across different streams will be able to check and download their scorecards from the official websites using their roll number mentioned on the admit card.

Meghalaya Board MBOSE HSSLC Result 2025 Official Websites: Details required to check results (Representative image/ AI generated)

The Class 12 marksheet mentions the student’s name, roll number, birthdate, grades, and scores in different subjects. To collect the MBOSE Class 12 original mark sheets, students need to visit their respective schools a few days after the result 2025 declaration. 

Meghalaya MBOSE HSSLC 12th Result 2025 Official Websites: When were exams held (Representative image/Express photo)

This year, the MBOSE conducted the Class 12 board exams between February 18 and March 19. The practical component of the MBOSE Class 12 exams was conducted between February 4 and 14. 

Last year for Arts the results were declared on May 24 (Representative image/Express photo)

Last year, MBOSE declared results for the Arts stream on May 24, whereas results for Science, Commerce and Vocational streams were declared on May 8, 2024. The MBOSE Class 12 exams last year were held between March 1 and March 27.

Meghalaya Board MBOSE HSSLC Result 2025 Official Websites: Science stream students recorded over 85% pass rate (Representative image/Express photo)

The Science stream last year saw a total pass percentage of 85.24%, while for Commerce, the percentage stood at 80.26%. Sohan Bhattacharjee of Laban Bengalee Boys’ Hr Sec School, Shillong, topped the Science stream with 483 marks, and Ferry Filarisha Wann of St. Mary’s Higher Secondary School, Shillong, emerged as the Commerce stream topper with a score of 472.

Meghalaya Board MBOSE HSSLC Result 2025 Official Websites: How did students perform last year? (Representative image/Express photo)

Last year in Arts stream, 79.76  per cent of students were declared successful. Menangmankhraw Kharkongor of St Anthony’s Higher Secondary School and Gaurav Bharali of St Edmund’s Higher Secondary School shared the top position with 468 marks, while Tanisha Das and Salseng Marak, both of Don Bosco College Higher Secondary School in Tura, secured the second and third positions by scoring 451 and 450 marks, respectively.

Last year total, 27,374 students from 251 schools appeared for the exams. Of them, 21,833 or 79.76 per cent of students cleared the exams. In 2023, the pass percentage was 80.30.