News India Live, Digital Desk: Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (MPBSE) has officially released the class 10th and 12th exam results today, April 15, 2026. Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav announced the results in a grand ceremony at 11 am. While lakhs of students are trying to check their results on the website, the problem of server slowness is also coming to the fore due to heavy traffic. For students in such situation SMS Checking results through is proving to be the easiest and most accurate option.
You will be able to see the results even without internet and smartphone
The Board has taken special care of the convenience of those students who do not have access to smartphones or fast internet. Students can now get subject wise marks information on their mobile by sending a simple message. For this the board has issued official short codes. This facility is no less than a boon especially for the students of rural areas, where network problems often become a cause of trouble on the result day.
Step-by-step formula to get result through SMS
If you also want to get your result through message, then follow these easy steps:
For class 10th: Go to the message box of your mobile and type – MPBSE10 your roll number. For example, if your roll number is 1234567, write MPBSE10 1234567 and it 56263 Send it to.
For class 12th: Type in message box MPBSE12 your roll number. Like MPBSE12 1234567 and it 56263 Send it on.
A few seconds after sending the message: A reply will come on your mobile in which your name, roll number and marks obtained in each subject along with your final status (Pass/Fail) will be given.
Facility also available on DigiLocker and mobile app
Apart from SMS, students can also access their scorecard through ‘MPBSE Mobile App’ and ‘Know Your Result’ portal. This year the board has also made the digital marksheet immediately available on DigiLocker. Students are advised to take a screenshot or printout of their digital marksheet for future reference as the official hardcopy may take a few days to reach the schools.
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