MP Board Half-Yearly Time Table 2025-26: Classes 9, 10, 11, 12th Exam Schedule Here

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Hi, there!

You can download the MP Board NCERT books for the academic session 2025-26 from the official website at ncert.nic.in. The MP Board will conduct the examinations for 2025-26 in February/March 2026. You are required to prepare for the board examination for all subjects refering to the MP Board NCERT books.

The MP board publish the updated syllabus every year on its official website, mpbse.nic.in. You can follow the steps given below to download the MP board syllabus PDF online.

• Step 1: Visit the MPBSE official website at mpbse.nic.in.
• Step 2: On the notification pop-up, click on the syllabus link.
• Step 3: The MP Board 10th syllabus PDF will open.
• Step 4: Click on the download button, and the MP class 10th syllabus will be downloaded.

Yes, you can receive your migration certificate from the MP Board after completing the Class 10 examination as a private candidate. To receive the migration certificate, the students need to apply through the official website of MP Board at mpbse.nic.in and mpbse.mponline.gov.in. Upload the required documents like your admit card, identity proof, marksheet, etc, and complete the application process. In a few weeks or so, you will receive your MP Board Class 10 migration certificate.

No, generally you cannot use your 9th class TC from CBSE for 11th admission with your 10th class marksheet from the MP Board as a private candidate, as the Transfer Certificate (TC) needs to be from the same board and for the class you are seeking admission to (i.e., 10th standard in this case).

Since you appeared as a private candidate in the MP Board 10th exam, you won't receive a TC from them.Using a TC from a different board (CBSE 9th) for a different board's 11th admission might not be accepted by most schools.

Instead Reach out to the school where you want to take admission and inquire about their specific requirements for private candidates. Some schools might accept a statement from you confirming that you appeared as a private candidate in the MP 10th exam, along with your marksheet.

If you have a migration certificate from the CBSE board, it might be helpful to submit it alongside your 10th marksheet to prove your previous schooling.

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