Overview
- The Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education released Class 12 second‑chance results on Friday showing a provisional pass rate of 59.57%, with 84,871 of 142,467 regular candidates declared pass and 57,591 failing.
- MPBSE said three results were withheld, two cancelled and one candidate absent, and that the figures are provisional pending disposal of withheld‑result cases.
- The Central Board of Secondary Education has not yet published Class 10 Phase 2 results but officials and multiple outlets report the outcome is expected imminently for roughly 668,000–680,000 candidates who sat the May 15–21 second exam.
- CBSE’s Phase 2 entries were largely for improvement (about 525,000) with around 85,000 compartment registrations, the board will use the higher of the two scores when compiling final marks and will issue digital marksheets via its portals, DigiLocker and UMANG.
- Both boards are implementing NEP 2020’s in‑session second‑chance model to reduce high‑stakes pressure and let students improve within the year, but early results show uneven effects across states and could affect college admission timing and students’ short‑term plans.