Can I finish all preparation for the MBSE HSSLC examination 2026 if I start now?

Yes, the board gives sufficient preparation leaves to students for the exams. However, students are advised to finish the MBSE 12th syllabus, and know the exam pattern before the exams begin. They must also solve, analyse and practice the previous years question papers and MBSE 12th sample papers to be better prepared for the exams. Make notes of all important points while studying and get all the doubts cleared with your friends, teachers etc. This will ensure that you're prepared ahead of time and will help reduce the exam anxiety.

If you haven't finished your MBSE 12th syllabus 2026 yet, you can follow the tips below to complete all the chapters within two months: 

• Make a time table and follow it.
• Solve sample papers and question papers
• Ask teachers if you have any doubts
• Revise daily 
• Learn important points
• Stay calm and confident

MBSE Board conducts the HSSLC board exam in mediums, Mizo and English. Students can opt to write answers in the exam in any of these two medium. However, students must decide their prefered medium in the begining of their exam preparation. This is how they can perfom well in the exam.

We cannot predict that MBSE board repeat questions from the Sample Paper for MBSE HSSLC Board exams. Students can expect the same type of questions from saple papers for the board exam. It is recommended that you finish the syllabus and solve all the sample papers and previous year question papers.

Pariksha pe Charcha was started by PM Narendra Modi in 2018. It talks about combating stress and effective preparation during exams.  Time and again, our prime minister has suggested students to stay focused and confident about their preparation. He also advise students not to overstress themselves but rather celebrate exams like festivals. 

The MBSE 12th board results have seen considerate improvement through the years. So, yes, Pariksha pe charcha does help students to remain calm and relaxed during examinations and this has resulted in better performance.