Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (MPBSE) has announced the results for Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC) 2021 on 29 July, 2021. Based on the reports, about 7.5 lakh students had registered for the MP Class 12 examination this year. Over 6,56,148 students appeared in the exam and the 100% pass percentage was recorded. According to information, 3,43,064 students got the first division. 2,64,295 students bagged the second division and 48,787 students have secured the third division.
Last year, results for Class 12 were declared on 27th July, 2020. The MP Board 12th results will also be available on its official website at mpresults.nic.in. Out of the 8.3 lakh students who took the exam, a total of 68.81% passed. This year, girls have outperformed boys. The pass percent of boys and girls are 64.66% and 73.4%, respectively. The top five ranks are bagged by girls. The toppers are Khushi Singh, Madhulata Silawat, Nikita Patidar, Riyanshi Shakyawar and Nirali Sharma.
Later, MPBSE conducted the pending exams from June 9 to 15, only for important papers which are necessary for students to get admission to higher education institutions. Last year, a total of 7.5 lakh students had taken the MP Board Class 12 exam out of which 76.31% students passed. In the year 2018 the pass percent was 68% while in 2017 it was 67.8%.
The MP Board Class 12 Result for all streams (Science, Arts, and Commerce) will be released on the official website of Madhya Pradesh Exam Results. Students can check the results by entering their roll number and application number. Nearly 7.69 lakh candidates appeared for Class 12 examination. They can also know the process of Calculating the CGPA from the grade points.
MPBSE HSSC Results Year-wise Comparison
Total Number of Students
The average number of students appearing for the MPBSE Class 12 Exams has been roughly ranging in between 5 lakhs – 8 lakhs. The numbers showed a remarkable decrease in the year 2017, when 5,39,085 students appeared for their Class 12 MP Board Exams. Here is a comparison of the number of students appearing for the Class 12 Exams over the last few years.
|
Year |
Number of Students Appeared |
|
2021 |
6,56,148 |
|
2020 |
6,60,574 |
|
2019 |
7,32,000 |
|
2018 |
7,65,358 |
|
2017 |
5,39,085 |
|
2016 |
7,70,884 |
Overall Passing Percent
The performance of students in Class 12 MPBSE has been around 70%. In 2019, the percentage increased to 72.37% , and this percentage decreased in 2020, where 68.81% of the students passed. However, in 2021, all of the students appearing for the 12th Class Board exams had successfully qualified. Below is a comparison of the passing percentage of the students year-wise.
|
Year |
Overall Pass Percentage |
Boys Pass Percentage |
Girls Pass Percentage |
|
2021 |
100 |
100 |
100 |
|
2020 |
68.81 |
64.66 |
73.4 |
|
2019 |
72.37 |
68.94 |
76.31 |
|
2018 |
68.08 |
64.99 |
72.33 |
|
2017 |
67.8 |
64.1 |
72.3 |
|
2016 |
69.33 |
65.81 |
73.78 |
MP HSSC 2019 Result Highlights
See the table below for the pass percentage statistics for 2019 Exam:
|
Pass Percentage |
Humanities |
Science |
Commerce |
Agriculture |
Fine Arts |
Home Science |
Grand Total |
|
Girls |
74.00 |
75.75 |
84.45 |
71.75 |
87.50 |
79.62 |
76.31 |
|
Boys |
65.98 |
70.20 |
71.05 |
67.08 |
66.66 |
71.42 |
68.94 |
|
Total |
70.50 |
72.64 |
77.05 |
68.45 |
86.27 |
79.60 |
72.37 |
Guide to Checking MP Board Class 12 2021 Results
Students can check the results at mpbse.nic.in. They can also know the process of Calculating the CGPA from the grade points.
How to check for Results online?
- First, log into the Official Website.
- Click on the Exam Results button.
- Click on the HSSC(Class 12) Examination Results 2021.
- Click again on the HSSC(Class 12) Examination Results 2021.
- Enter your Roll number and Application number in the space given and enter submit.
- The result will be displayed online. Take a print out of the results, and save it for future reference.
Stay tuned to BYJU’S to get more details about the MP Board Class 12 resources and study material, such as the MP Board Sample Paper and more
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