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This Article is From May 03, 2018

Mizoram MBSE 10th Result 2018 Declared: Check Now

10th result of Mizoram have been declared. Mizoram Board of School Education (MBSE) has declared the class 10 result on the official website.

Mizoram MBSE 10th Result 2018 Declared: Check Now
Mizoram MBSE 10th Result 2018 Declared: Check Now
New Delhi: 10th result of Mizoram have been declared. Mizoram Board of School Education (MBSE) has declared the class 10 result on the official website. Candidates can check the high school leaving certificate exam result on the official website mbse.edu.in. The result is hosted by the indiaresults.com. Students can check the result using their roll number and registration number (without year). Last year the board declared the result on May 2, 2017. Mizoram class 10 board exam was held in March 2018.

Mizoram Class 10 Result 2018: Know How To Check

Step 1: Go to the official website mbse.edu.in
Step 2: Click on the result link
Step 3: Enter the roll number and registration number
Step 4: Submit the details
Step 5: Get the result

As of yet, the Board has not fixed any date for HSSLC class 12 results declaration. Students are advised to check the official page often for HSSLC 2018 results.

The Board released class 10, 12 mark sheet in December 2017. While class 10 examination began on 1 March, higher secondary school leaving certificate exam (class 12) began on 5 March 2018. The Board has uploaded the exam time table at the official website mbse.edu.in.

In the results declared today, 76.65 per cent students were successful. A total of 18,355 candidates took the exam of whom 9,547 were girls and 8,788 boys, reported PTI.

The number of students achieving distinction was at 1,068 while 3,725 students passed with first division. 

A total of 5,107 students secured second division and 3,663 passed with third division.

The deficit schools, mainly managed by churches, notched a pass percentage of 92.55 per cent, followed by lumpsum schools and private schools at 81.46 per cent and 79.91 per cent, respectively.

The government high schools recorded a 72.07 per cent pass percentage. While 105 schools recorded 100 per cent success rate, all the candidates of 15 schools were unsuccessful.

(With Inputs from PTI)

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