BHOPAL: A significant milestone in the academic calendar of Madhya Pradesh is set to unfold as the State Education Center, under the School Education Department, prepares to declare the board pattern examination results for students of classes 5 and 8. The much-anticipated announcement is scheduled for Friday, March 28, 2025, at 1 PM, bringing an end to weeks of eager anticipation for students, parents, and educators across the state.
Harjinder Singh, Director of the State Education Center, officially confirmed the date and time of the result declaration during a press briefing earlier today. Addressing the media, Singh emphasized the department’s commitment to transparency and accessibility in the result dissemination process. “The results will be made available promptly at 1 PM on March 28 through our dedicated examination portal. “With approximately 11.17 lakh students from class 5 and 11.68 lakh from class 8, we’ve ensured the system can handle the load,” Singh stated. He further noted that the evaluation process, which involved over 1.19 lakh teachers statewide, was completed ahead of schedule to meet the announcement deadline.
Students, parents, and teachers will be able to access the results seamlessly by visiting the State Education Center’s official web portal at “www.rskmp.in/result.aspx”. To check individual results, users will need to input either the student’s roll number or their overall ID, ensuring a secure and personalized experience. Additionally, the system offers institution-specific access, allowing school heads and teachers to download detailed student-wise performance reports.
In preparation for the announcement, the State Education Center has urged stakeholders to ensure they have their credentials ready to avoid last-minute hassles. “We advise students and parents to keep their roll numbers or IDs handy and check the portal promptly at 1 PM. In case of any technical difficulties, our helpline will be operational to assist,” Singh added.
To ensure accessibility, the State Education Center has established a helpline and deployed a team of 200 technical staff to address any issues. “We urge the over 22.85 lakh students and their parents to have their credentials ready. The portal will also display subject-wise marks and overall grades,” Singh added, emphasizing that the results will cover core subjects such as Mathematics, Science, and Languages. He further highlighted that, in mock assessments, an average of 80% of students had scored above the passing mark of 33%.
As the clock ticks closer to March 28, the State Education Center’s portal is expected to see a surge in traffic, underscoring the importance of this event in the state’s educational landscape. With the results just a day away, Bhopal and beyond are abuzz with anticipation for what promises to be a defining moment for young learners in Madhya Pradesh.
