MBOSE HSSLC Grading System 2026 - Check Meghalaya 12th Grading System, Passing Marks

MBOSE HSSLC Grading System 2026 includes grades from A1 to F. Following the ten point grading system, the board provides A1 as the highest grade to students scoring marks between 91 to 100. As per the grading system, grade D is the minimum grade required to pass the exams. The students need to score at least 34 marks in order to get the passing marks. On scoring less than 34 marks, students will be considered failed, and will be provided with “F” grade. The grades will be provided to students with the result. On receiving the marksheet, students will be able to check their grades. Continue reading the article to get complete information about the MBOSE HSSLC Grading System 2026.
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MBOSE HSSLC Grading System 2026

The MBOSE grading system follows the nine-grade marking range. According to the grade system, students must obtain a grade above D to pass the exam. Check out the table below to get the details of grades, marks, and grade points.

Marks	Grade	Grade Points
91-100	A1	10.0
81-90	A2	9.0
71-80	B1	8.0
61-70	B2	7.0
51-60	C1	6.0
41-50	C2	5.0
34-40	D1	4.0
0-34	F	FAIL

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Meghalaya HSSLC Passing Marks 2026

For candidates to pass the exam, the board has established passing marks. If a candidate fails any one subject, they are required to appear for the supplementary exam. The information below relates to the MBOSE HSSLC passing marks.

• To pass the MBOSE HSSLC exam, a student's overall score must be in the 33 percentile and they must have a grade of 33 percentile or above.
• No subject's minimum passing score will change. It is not required to achieve a score of 33% on both the written and practical exams.
• The theory paper in HSSLC will have 70 marks, and the practicals will carry the remaining 30 marks.

Subjects	Theory Marks	Internal Marks	Passing Marks
English	80	20	30
Hindi	80	20	30
Science	80	20	30
Social Science	80	20	30
Computer Science	80	20	30

Depending on the question patterns, there will be a variety of marking schemes in the MBOSE 12th examination 2026. Examine the crucial information about the marking process provided below.

• The marking is set depending on the length of the answer to a particular question.
• The objective-based question will contain 1 to 2 marks and the rest of the short answer and long answer questions will be assigned 2 to 5 marks.
• The question paper will contain MCQ, descriptive, and competency-based questions based on the topics in the syllabus.

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MBOSE HSSLC Grading System 2026 - Marking Scheme

The key elements that students need to keep in mind as they get ready for the MBOSE HSSLC exam in 2026 are listed here.

• The subjects are divided into Science, Commerce, Arts, Vocational, Modern Indian Language, and elective language. Science, Commerce, and Arts exams have a duration of 3 hours and a total score of 100 marks.
• The questions have been categorized as descriptive, multiple-choice, and objective-based questions.
• The duration of the written examination is 3 hours.
• All language papers, both Modern Indian languages and Elective languages have a duration of 3 hours and a total score of 100 marks.
• The vocational stream has four papers of which two papers are worth 45 marks and do not have any multiple-choice, objective-based questions section Time allotted for the vocational stream is two hours.

MBOSE HSSLC Division of Marks 2026

The table below includes the division of marks for all subjects in the MBOSE HSSLC exam 2026:

Subject Name	Assessment Marks	Theory Marks	Total Marks
Additional English/Indian Language	20	80	100
English	20	80	100
Mathematics	20	80	100
Social Science	20	80	100
Science & Technology	20	80	100
Health education / Computer science	20	80	100
Vocational subjects (like Tourism/IT/ITES/Healthcare/Electronics/Agriculture/Beauty and Wellness.	50 - practical, 20 - internal assessment	30	100

How to Get the Percentage from CGPA?

To convert the CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) into a percentage, students should multiply it by a specific conversion factor. To find the CGPA for the Meghalaya board, multiply it by the conversion factor, which is 9.5.

Percentage = CGPA × 9.5

For instance, CGPA is 9,

Percentage = 9 x 9.5 = 85.5

If a student aspires to qualify MBOSE HSSLC exams 2026 with a good score, they must solve as many Meghalaya HSSLC question papers as they can. Attempting these questions gives one an insight into the marking scheme, frequent topics, exam pattern, syllabus, etc. For more information, keep visiting the page!