What is the minimum required marks to pass in the MPBSE class 10th exam?

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To pass the Madhya Pradesh class 10 board exams, students must score a minimum of 33% marks in each paper of the exam. The students should also score a minimum of 33% aggregate marks to pass the exam. If a student fails in one or two subjects, they will be marked as fail. However, every year, the bo

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12 months ago

As per the board, the students must obtain a minimum of 33% marks in each paper of the exam to pass MP Board 10th exams. The students should also score a minimum of 33% aggregate marks to pass the exam. If a student fails in one or two subjects, they will be marked as fail. However, every year, the

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