The Rajya Shiksha Kendra Madhya Pradesh (RSKMP) has declared the MP Board Class 5 and Class 8 examination results for 2026 today, and students can now check their scores online at rskmp.in by entering either their roll number or their Samagra ID, with subject-wise marks, pass/fail status and overall percentage available immediately upon login.
The MP Board 5th, 8th Result 2026 live today update confirms that Rajya Shiksha Kendra Madhya Pradesh (RSKMP) has officially released the annual examination outcomes for both Class 5 and Class 8 students on its official portal rskmp.in. Over 24 lakh students across Madhya Pradesh who appeared for these examinations in February–March 2026 can now access their individual scorecards online. The result covers all government and government-aided primary and middle schools affiliated to RSKMP across all 52 districts of the state.
How to Check MP Board 5th, 8th Result 2026 on rskmp.in
Students and parents can retrieve the Class 5 or Class 8 result using two methods — roll number or Samagra ID. To check online, follow these steps:
- Open a browser and visit the official portal: rskmp.in
- Locate the “Results 2026” or “Pariksha Parinaam 2026” link on the homepage
- Select either “Class 5 Result 2026” or “Class 8 Result 2026” as applicable
- Enter your Roll Number or Samagra ID in the designated field
- Enter the verification captcha if prompted and press Submit
- The result page will display subject-wise marks, total percentage and pass/fail status
- Download or take a screenshot of the result for future reference
If the portal loads slowly due to high traffic, students may also try the state’s alternative education results portal at vimarsh.mp.gov.in, which mirrors the RSKMP result database.
What the MP Board Result 2026 Marksheet Contains
The official Class 5 and Class 8 result marksheet displays the student’s full name, school name, district, roll number and Samagra ID for identification. Subject-wise marks cover Hindi, English, Mathematics, Environmental Studies (EVS) for Class 5, and Hindi, English, Mathematics, Science and Social Science for Class 8. The marksheet shows marks obtained, maximum marks per subject, aggregate total and overall percentage. A clear pass or fail status appears at the bottom of the page, based on the minimum passing criteria set by RSKMP.
Passing Criteria for RSKMP Class 5 and Class 8 Exams
Students must secure a minimum of 33 percent in each subject and an aggregate of 33 percent overall to qualify under the RSKMP examination norms. Class 8 students who fall short in one or two subjects may appear in supplementary examinations scheduled after the main result declaration. Reports suggest RSKMP follows a No-Detention Policy modification for Class 5, where students are promoted but academic deficiency is formally recorded for remediation. Not publicly disclosed is the precise threshold at which RSKMP recommends students for additional academic support programmes at the district level.
Previous Year Pass Percentage and Expected Trends
In 2025, the RSKMP Class 8 examination recorded a pass percentage of approximately 82.4 percent statewide, while Class 5 saw a higher pass rate of around 88.6 percent. For 2026, reports suggest the overall qualifying rate may improve slightly due to extended exam preparation time and enhanced government school teaching programmes under the Nipun Bharat Mission. District-wise pass percentages vary significantly — urban districts like Indore, Bhopal and Jabalpur consistently record higher rates, while tribal belt districts in Balaghat, Mandla and Dindori record lower averages.
Supplementary Exam Schedule and Revaluation Option
Students who fail one or more subjects in the Class 8 result may apply for the supplementary examination, which RSKMP typically schedules within 30–45 days of the main result declaration. The supplementary schedule and application procedure will be published on rskmp.in immediately after the main result. Class 5 students, under the modified no-detention framework, are not required to appear for supplementary examinations but may participate in remedial classes organised by schools. Students who believe their marks contain an error may submit a revaluation application through their school’s headmaster within the specified window; the fee and revised result timeline are not publicly disclosed as of today’s declaration.
Important Official Links for MP Board Result 2026
| Purpose | Link |
|---|---|
| Official RSKMP Result Portal | rskmp.in |
| Alternative Result Portal | vimarsh.mp.gov.in |
| MP Education Department Portal | educationportal.mp.gov.in |
| Samagra ID Registration | samagra.gov.in |
Students experiencing technical difficulty on rskmp.in should try accessing the result during off-peak hours — early morning or late evening — when server load is typically lower. If the Samagra ID search does not return results, students should cross-verify their Samagra ID with their school records before attempting again.
What to Do After Checking the Result
After downloading the Class 5 or Class 8 result, students should save a PDF copy and take at least two printed copies for school re-admission paperwork and scholarship applications. Class 8 pass students must proceed with enrollment in Class 9 at their nearest government or aided higher secondary school. Those applying for merit-based state government scholarships such as the Pratibha Kiran or Mukhyamantri Medhavi Vidyarthi Yojana should retain their Class 8 marksheet as a primary eligibility document.
Important Links
| Purpose | Link |
| Official Website | Visit Here |
| MP Board Class 5 Result 2026 Link | To Be Available Soon |
| MP Board Class 8 Result 2026 Link | To Be Available Soon |
| Our Homepage | Click Here |
