Meghalaya Board Declares SSLC Results: 86.84% Pass Rate Announced
The Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBOSE) has officially released the results for the Class 10 Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) examinations. Students who appeared for the tests can now access their scorecards through the board’s designated online portals. The results, published on April 7, reveal an overall pass percentage of 86.84%, marking another year of academic achievement for the state’s students.
Accessing Your Scorecard
Candidates can view their results by visiting the official MBOSE websites and entering their roll number along with their date of birth. The scorecard provides a comprehensive breakdown of marks obtained in each subject, along with the corresponding grades. Additionally, students have the option to download their official mark sheets through the DigiLocker platform, ensuring they have a digital copy readily available for future reference.
Overall Performance Statistics
A total of 48,805 students registered for the SSLC examinations this year. Of these, 48,623 candidates actually appeared for the tests. The results show that 33,124 students successfully cleared all six subjects, while an additional 9,104 students passed with five subjects. In total, 42,228 students emerged successful, leading to the overall pass percentage of 86.84%.
- Total applicants: 48,805
- Students present for exams: 48,623
- Passed in all six subjects: 33,124
- Passed in five subjects: 9,104
- Total successful candidates: 42,228
- Overall pass percentage: 86.84%
Top Performers of 2026
Wangal Lama has secured the first position in the Meghalaya Board Class 10 examinations with an impressive 585 marks out of 600. Following closely is Vishal Kumar, who achieved the second rank with 576 marks. The third position is shared by two candidates—Prajukta Roy and Prinitа Das—both of whom scored 575 marks.
Rank-Wise List of Top 20 Candidates
The following table presents the top performers, their roll numbers, and the marks they obtained:
- Rank 1: Wangal Lama (Roll 31669) – 585 marks
- Rank 2: Vishal Kumar (Roll 57594) – 576 marks
- Rank 3: Prajukta Roy (Roll 27653) – 575 marks
- Rank 3: Prinitа Das (Roll 56692) – 575 marks
- Rank 4: Samdi Mukhim (Roll 27208) – 572 marks
- Rank 4: Nathaniel Lalu (Roll 27607) – 572 marks
- Rank 4: Vandarihun Lingkhоi (Roll 40497) – 572 marks
- Rank 5: Jenita Pator (Roll 51991) – 571 marks
- Rank 6: Mehek Islam (Roll 66948) – 570 marks
- Rank 7: Naushin Islam (Roll 26496) – 569 marks
- Rank 7: Ishant Bhatt (Roll 27135) – 569 marks
- Rank 7: Aditya Thapa (Roll 31620) – 569 marks
- Rank 8: Kevin B Pale (Roll 27151) – 568 marks
- Rank 8: Abiela Nongsiej (Roll 30638) – 568 marks
- Rank 8: Sharat Chhetri (Roll 31656) – 568 marks
- Rank 8: Binit Rai (Roll 38851) – 568 marks
- Rank 8: Lasarapinbiang Nongbri (Roll 45655) – 568 marks
- Rank 8: Veimaya Nongtdu (Roll 50587) – 568 marks
- Rank 9: Ronit Biswas (Roll 27203) – 566 marks
- Rank 9: Eliana Nongram (Roll 30924) – 566 marks
- Rank 10: Trishakshi Das (Roll 27850) – 565 marks
- Rank 10: Iakamenika Chulet (Roll 51691) – 565 marks
- Rank 10: Emilton D Marak (Roll 72883) – 565 marks
- Rank 11: Vivek Sharma (Roll 27229) – 564 marks
- Rank 11: Bennaiya Kharshandi (Roll 33946) – 564 marks
- Rank 11: Tushar Das (Roll 56672) – 564 marks
- Rank 11: Abhinand Saha (Roll 59277) – 564 marks
- Rank 12: Shriyansh Joshi (Roll 26453) – 563 marks
- Rank 12: Abba Sangma (Roll 27468) – 563 marks
- Rank 12: Shekina Marbo (Roll 49798) – 563 marks
- Rank 13: Dasanbha Kharmawphlang (Roll 27091) – 562 marks
- Rank 14: Prathama Chaudhuri (Roll 27814) – 561 marks
- Rank 14: Firoza Akhtar (Roll 31862) – 561 marks
- Rank 15: Ridhi Baidya (Roll 26501) – 560 marks
- Rank 16: Catherine Nongbet (Roll 27639) – 559 marks
- Rank 16: Deep Jyoti Koch (Roll 64521) – 559 marks
- Rank 17: Sanidahun Nongkhlaw (Roll 26507) – 558 marks
- Rank 17: Mohammad Irfan (Roll 26702) – 558 marks
- Rank 18: Zainial Marbaniang (Roll 26463) – 557 marks
- Rank 18: Aaron Dhar (Roll 50476) – 557 marks
- Rank 18: Pragati Gupta (Roll 56691) – 557 marks
- Rank 19: Baishali Paul (Roll 27481) – 556 marks
- Rank 19: Sammaya Shilla (Roll 27833) – 556 marks
- Rank 19: Mebanteilang Mawa (Roll 30857) – 556 marks
- Rank 19: Erikfernando Papang (Roll 51851) – 556 marks
- Rank 19: Leadingstar Lamin (Roll 53461) – 556 marks
- Rank 19: Adil Sangma (Roll 56311) – 556 marks
- Rank 20: Asawaka Simblai (Roll 30641) – 555 marks
- Rank 20: Daikmen Talang (Roll 48643) – 555 marks
- Rank 20: Churchill Leetenthem (Roll 56317) – 555 marks
Step-by-Step Guide to Download the Scorecard
Students can follow these simple steps to access and download their Class 10 scorecard:
- Visit the official MBOSE result portal.
- Look for the link related to the SSLC Class 10 results for 2026.
- Enter your roll number and date of birth in the required fields.
- Submit the information to view your scorecard on the screen.
- Download the document and save it for future use.
- Take a printout of the scorecard for physical reference.
Checking Results via SMS
For students who may not have immediate internet access, the board has facilitated result checking through SMS. Candidates can send an SMS from their mobile phones by typing “MG10” followed by their roll number and sending it to 58888. Alternatively, they can type “MBOSE10” along with their roll number and send it to 56263. The result will be delivered to their mobile device via a text message.
Category-Wise Performance Breakdown
The board has released detailed statistics categorizing students based on their registration type. This breakdown provides insights into the performance across different groups of candidates.
Regular Category 1 Results
In the Regular-1 category, a total of 30,159 students registered, with 30,095 appearing for the examinations. Among these, 23,358 students passed all six subjects, and 4,722 cleared five subjects. The total number of successful candidates in this category reached 28,080, achieving a pass rate of 93.30%.
- Male candidates: 12,311 registered, 12,294 appeared, 11,553 passed (93.97%)
- Female candidates: 17,848 registered, 17,801 appeared, 16,527 passed (92.84%)
Regular Category 2 Results
The Regular-2 category saw 16,476 registered students, of whom 16,407 attended the exams. In this group, 9,388 students passed in six subjects and 3,857 passed in five subjects. The overall successful candidates numbered 13,245, translating to a pass percentage of 80.72%.
- Male candidates: 6,755 registered, 6,728 appeared, 5,423 passed (80.60%)
- Female candidates: 9,721 registered, 9,679 appeared, 7,822 passed (80.81%)
Non-Regular Candidates
For non-regular candidates, 495 students registered and 475 appeared for the examinations. Of these, 116 passed six subjects and 90 cleared five subjects. A total of 206 candidates were successful, achieving a pass rate of 43.36%.
- Male candidates: 301 registered, 289 appeared, 132 passed (45.67%)
- Female candidates: 194 registered, 186 appeared, 74 passed (39.78%)
Private Candidates Performance
In the private candidates category, 1,040 students registered, with 1,020 appearing for the exams. Among them, 262 passed all six subjects and 199 passed five subjects. The total successful candidates stood at 461, resulting in a pass percentage of 45.19%.
- Male candidates: 559 registered, 548 appeared, 261 passed (47.62%)
- Female candidates: 481 registered, 472 appeared, 200 passed (42.37%)
Departmental Category Analysis
The departmental category included 630 registered candidates, with 621 appearing for the examinations. In this group, 233 candidates successfully passed, achieving a pass rate of 37.52%. Notably, the results for this category are reported with five-subject passes only.
- Male candidates: 283 registered, 276 appeared, 109 passed (39.49%)
- Female candidates: 347 registered, 345 appeared, 124 passed (35.94%)
Improvement Candidates
A small group of five improvement candidates registered for the examinations, with all five appearing. Three male candidates successfully passed all six subjects, resulting in a 60% success rate for this category. The two female candidates in this group did not clear the examinations.
- Male candidates: 3 registered, 3 appeared, 3 passed (100%)
- Female candidates: 2 registered, 2 appeared, 0 passed
The announcement of these results brings clarity to thousands of students across Meghalaya. Those who have successfully cleared the examinations can now proceed with their academic journey, while candidates who may not have achieved the desired results can explore the compartmental examination options or improvement opportunities offered by the board. The comprehensive result data reflects the board’s commitment to transparency and provides valuable insights into the educational landscape of the state.
