The Government of Mizoram has recognized the Mizoram Body of Secondary Education as an educational board. It first opened its doors in 1975. The MBSE is in charge of administering the state’s High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) and Higher Secondary School Leaving Certificate (HSSLC) exams.
The MBSE HSLC and HSSLC examinations will be held in March CURRENT_YEAR by the Mizoram Board. Pen and paper examinations are used for both the HSLC and the MBSE HSSLC. In January CURRENT_YEAR, the MBSE routine will be issued. The admit card for the MBSE board CURRENT_YEAR examination will be released a month before the exam. Continue reading to learn more about the Mizoram board.
Highlights:
| Exam name | High School Leaving Certificate Examination (10th) and Higher Secondary School Leaving Certificate examination (12th) |
| Founded in | 1975 |
| Headquarters | Aizawl |
| Chairperson | Dr. Lalchungnunga |
| Address | Chaltlang, Aizawl, Mizoram 796012 |
| Contact Number | 0389 239 0992 |
| MBSE website | mbse.edu.in |
Board Programme:
High School, Higher Secondary School, DIET, Mizoram Teacher Eligibility Test (MTET), and State Medical and Technical Entrance Examination are all administered by the MBSE (SMATEE). Mizoram State Board is in charge of releasing exam timetables, admit cards, exam centres, paper patterns, and results.
Every year, the MBSE SSC Exam is held in the months of February and March, while the HSC Exam is held in March. Both examinations’ results are generally released at the end of May or the beginning of June.
Important Dates:
| Release the MBSE Time table CURRENT_YEAR | January CURRENT_YEAR |
| MBSE 10th Practical exam dates | February CURRENT_YEAR |
| Practical exam dates of Mizoram Board 12th | February CURRENT_YEAR |
| MBSE 10th exam dates CURRENT_YEAR | March CURRENT_YEAR |
| Mizoram Board 12th exam dates CURRENT_YEAR | March CURRENT_YEAR |
| Mizoram Board CURRENT_YEAR result date | June CURRENT_YEAR |
Eligibility Criteria (by class):
Candidates must have passed the class 9 test to sit for the Mizoram Board of Secondary Education 10th examination, according to the MBSE qualifying requirements. They must also have completed class 10 in the current academic year at a Board-affiliated institution.
Students need to score a minimum of 33 per cent marks in 10th or 11th class as well as to pass MBSE 12th exams CURRENT_YEAR.
Application Process:
- In offline mode, the Mizoram board accepts applications. To obtain the MBSE CURRENT_YEAR application form, students must go to their individual schools.
- Students must fill up their personal information on the MBSE application form, attach a current passport-size photograph, and attach the needed papers such as a birth certificate, domicile, and so on.
- The completed application forms, along with the required application costs, must be delivered to the heads of the schools.
How to Apply?
As you are all aware, the first step is to go to the Board’s official website, www.mbse.edu.in.
When you go to the registration page, you’ll be prompted to enter your e-mail address and password.
Documents Required:
- Payment reference ID
- Qualifying exam hall ticket number
- Mobile number, Email ID
- Date of birth.
- Gender of candidate
- Parents name
- Aadhaar card number
- Address
Syllabus:
For all topics, the Mizoram Board curriculum is available online. In Class 10 examinations, there are five obligatory courses and one optional subject, according to the MBSE HSLC Syllabus CURRENT_YEAR.
Each student in Class 12 must select a total of five topics. Students must choose between two language subjects. The first language must be either Hindi or English, while the second language can be any of the following: English, Mizo, Hindi, Assamese, Bengali, Manipuri, Nepali, Khasi, Garo, or Tynyidie. The remaining three topics must be chosen from a list of electives. For all courses in the arts, science, and commerce streams, the MBSE HSSLC Syllabus CURRENT_YEAR is available online.
Exam Pattern:
Students studying for Mizoram class 10 should be familiar with the MBSE 10th Test Pattern in order to have a better understanding of the kind of questions that will be asked in the exam. The MBSE HSLC Exam Pattern will also assist students in comprehending the scoring method. To pass the Mizoram Board 10th examinations, pupils must obtain at least 33 percent in each subject, according to the MBSE 10th test schedule.
Preparation Tips:
- Examine the MBSE Syllabus and make a list of all relevant chapters and topics.
- Make brief notes on each subject. Wherever possible, use diagrams and flowcharts.
- Only use the textbooks as a guide. Do not be stymied by a plethora of guidelines or reference books.
- Regularly practise sample papers and previous year papers to identify your weak spots.
- Because revision is so crucial, go over each issue again and again.
Exam Time Table:
| Date | Subject |
| 7th March CURRENT_YEAR | Science (Theory) |
| 10th March CURRENT_YEAR | Social Science |
| 14th March CURRENT_YEAR | Mathematics |
| 16th March CURRENT_YEAR | Home Science (Theory)/ IIT (Theory)/ Civics & Economics/ Commercial Studies/ Science (Practical)/ Introductory Information Technology (Practical)/ Home Science (Practical) |
Admit Card:
The Mizoram Board would distribute the HSLC and HSSLC admission cards in an offline format. To obtain the MBSE admit card CURRENT_YEAR, students must go to their respective institutions. It is a requirement for appearing in the examination.
Students must carefully review every information on the admission card and contact the school administration if there are any discrepancies. The following are the details that will be included on the MBSE admission card.
Previous year Questions Paper:
In order to study for the Mizoram Board CURRENT_YEAR examinations, students can look over the MBSE question papers. The MBSE question papers will assist students in gaining a better grasp of the test structure, marking scheme, and types of questions that will be asked.
By practising with the question papers, students may assess the difficulty level of the questions asked in the test. Here you can find the question papers for each class.
Check Results:
The Mizoram Board of School Education will release the Class 10 and 12 results in an online format. On the official website mbse.edu.in, the MBSE result CURRENT_YEAR will be revealed.
Students will need their roll number and registration number to check their results. Take a look at the MBSE score below.
Re-Checking:
The MBSE Revaluation Application Process CURRENT_YEAR will begin shortly, since the board recently announced the results of their major examinations on their official website. Students who are unhappy with their grades can request revaluation or rechecking. Students are also encouraged to only use the official website and not pay any money to an illegitimate website claiming to handle the revaluation form procedure. For your convenience, links and directions for the CBSE revaluation form are provided below.
Re-appear:
For pupils who did not pass the normal MBSE HSLC test CURRENT_YEAR, the Mizoram Board of School Education (MBSE) will hold the Mizoram 10th compartment exam CURRENT_YEAR. The MBSE HSLC compartment routine CURRENT_YEAR will be available on the board’s official website, www.mbse.edu.in. Following the publication of regular test results, the MBSE HSLC compartment exam notice will be posted online. Furthermore, pupils must complete and submit the Mizoram 10th compartment application form CURRENT_YEAR under the supervision of school officials, ensuring that all information supplied during the registration procedure is valid.
After 10th Courses:
If you like technology and mathematics, science beyond 12th grade might be a good alternative for you. You have the option of studying physics, chemistry, or math (PCM). If you want to pursue a career in medicine, you can study physics, chemistry, math, and biology (PCM-B). As well as diploma course in relevant course.
After 12th Courses:
- Com (General) – 3 years
- Com (Hons.) – 3 years Passed
- Bachelor in Business Studies – 3 years
- BBA – 3 years
- Ba – 3 years
- Sc – 3 years
And many more.
