MPBSE 12th Exams Begin From Feb 10, 2026: Reporting Time, Mandatory Rules For 7 Lakh Students

MPBSE 12th Exam Day Mandatory Rules: Around 7 lakhs students are all set to appear for the Madhya Pradesh Board Class 12 board examination starting from February 10, 2026. As per the timetable, the exam will begin with the English paper, followed by Physics, Economics, Biotechnology, etc. Examinees are requested to maintain the sanctity of the exam by adhering to a certain code of conduct on the exam day. The first and foremost thing to remember is to bring board issued admit card to the exam center for verification and also to make proper travel plans on the exam day to avoid delays. 

As the exam paper will be distributed at 9 AM, we request students to reach the exam centre by 8 AM. Once the gates are closed, no requests for entry will be entertained. Check mandatory rules, reporting time, and more for MPBSE 12th Exam day on this page. 

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MPBSE 12th Exam Day Important & Mandatory Rules

We have listed mandatory reporting rules for the students so they appear for MPBS exams beginning from Feb 10, 2026, without any hassle:

• Students must arrive at the exam center by 8 AM and scan the QR code on their admit card before entering the exam centre.
• MPBSE has introduced the HONESTY BOX initiative to stop cheating incidents. Students have to put any cheats or mobile phones in a drop box before entering the exam hall.
• Students will be allowed to bring a pen, pencil, eraser, and transparent water bottle.
• For filling the OMR sheet, only a black or blue pen should be used.
• Before the exam time ends, no one will be allowed to move outside the exam hall.

MPBSE 12th Exam Day Reporting Time 2026

Here are highlights on reporting time that students must note for MPBSE 12th exams 2026:

Students are advised to avoid a last-minute rush and arrive on time. After the question papers are distributed, they should take time to read them carefully. For any doubts, they can ask the invigilator.