The Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBOSE) has officially confirmed the release schedule for the Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) Examination 2026. Following the conclusion of the evaluation process at the Tura and Shillong offices, the board is set to declare the Class 10 results on April 7, 2026, at 11:00 AM. This announcement brings much-needed clarity to thousands of candidates who appeared for the exams held between January and February this year.
Digital-Only Declaration
In a significant administrative update, the board has clarified that there will be no physical display of results at the MBOSE offices in Tura or Shillong. To streamline the process and prevent large gatherings, all results will be published exclusively through digital channels. The official result booklets, which include the detailed performance of all schools and the list of top rankers, will be made available for download in PDF format alongside the individual scorecards.
Websites to Check Results
To ensure that students can access their scores without technical delays caused by high server traffic, MBOSE has authorized multiple official platforms to host the results:
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www.mbose.in (Main Board Site)
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www.megresults.nic.in (NIC Result Portal)
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www.mboseresults.in
Step-by-Step Guide to Download Marksheet
Students are advised to have their hall tickets ready to follow these steps once the link goes live:
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Visit any of the official websites listed above.
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Click on the active link titled “Results of SSLC Examination 2026”.
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Select your exam year (2026) and enter your Roll Number carefully.
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Solve the captcha verification if prompted.
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Click ‘Submit’ to view your detailed digital marksheet.
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Download the PDF and take a printout for your provisional admission process.
Provisional Status and Passing Criteria
The online scorecard will serve as a provisional marksheet, displaying subject-wise marks, total aggregate, and the qualifying status. To pass the SSLC exams, students must secure at least 33% marks in each subject and overall. The board will issue original marksheets and passing certificates to schools approximately two weeks after the online declaration.
Last year, the board recorded a pass percentage of 87.10%, and expectations are high for a similar or better performance this year. For those who do not meet the qualifying criteria, the board is expected to announce the Supplementary Exam schedule by the end of April.
This video provides additional context on Meghalaya Board exam procedures and recent academic updates helpful for SSLC students.
