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MP board result 2025: Narsinghpur district tops Madhya Pradesh’s Class 10 and 12 board results for 3rd time in a row
MP board result 2025: Narsinghpur district tops Madhya Pradesh’s Class 10 and 12 board results for 3rd time in a row
MP board result 2025: Madhya Pradesh’s Narsinghpur district has achieved the best move % for each Class 10 and 12 MP board results for a third time in a row.
The Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (MPBSE) introduced the Class tenth and twelfth results on Tuesday, May 6.
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Narsinghpur noticed an general move share of 92.73% for Class 10, whereas for Class 12, the stats have been at 91.91%.
Girl college students outrank boys
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav highlighted the success of lady college students and mentioned they proceed to make the state proud.
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“Once again, our sisters and daughters have excelled in the board exams. That’s why we proudly call them Laadli Beti,” Yadav mentioned.
According to official information, 144 out of 212 college students in the Class 10 benefit record are ladies. Similarly, 89 out of 159 college students in the Class 12 benefit record are ladies this 12 months.
In the Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (MP Board) Class 10 exams, Pragya Jaiswal from Singrauli secured the highest place with a good rating of 500 out of 500 marks. Meanwhile, in Class 12, Priyal Dwivedi from Satna topped with 492 out of 500 marks.
Speaking to information company ANI, Yadav mentioned this 12 months’s results are higher than final 12 months’s.
“I am happy that this year’s results are better than last year’s. I congratulate the education department and the minister. They took many innovative steps to achieve this,” he mentioned.
For the scholars who couldn’t move the board exams this 12 months, the CM mentioned that they’ll get one other probability to look for the exams inside six months.
“There is no need to be disappointed. There will be many opportunities ahead. History will change from this year as exams will be held twice a year,” he added.
