
The Madhya Pradesh State Open School (MPSOS) has declared the Ruk Jana Nahi Result 2026, also searched as Ruk Jaana Nahi Result 2026, for the July examination session. The result is now live on the board's official website, mpsos.nic.in. Students who appeared for the Class 10th and Class 12th supplementary exams under this scheme can check and download their scorecards using their roll number.
Anyone searching "mpsos nic in result 2026," "mpsos official website," or "mpsos portal" can head directly to mpsos.nic.in — this is the only official MPSOS website for results, admit cards, and open-school notifications. Results are also accessible through the MPeSeva and MP e-Services citizen portals.
Class 10 pass percentage: 59.89%
Class 12 pass percentage: 52.44%
Exams conducted: July 3 to July 17, 2026
Total candidates who appeared: 98,410
Schemes covered: Ruk Jana Nahi, Aa Laut Chalen, Open School (Traditional), ITI Class 12, CBSE On Demand Class 12, and Classes 5 & 8
Official websites: mpsos.nic.in, MPeSeva portal, MP e-Services portal
MPSOS declared the result shortly after the exam cycle concluded on July 17, 2026. The board does not always pre-announce a fixed result date, so students are advised to keep checking mpsos.nic.in directly for the latest updates rather than relying on a single announced date.
Visit the official MPSOS website — mpsos.nic.in
Click on the "Result/Migration" tab on the homepage
Select "Ruk Jaana Nahi Scheme Exam Class 10th & 12th"
Choose your exam and enter your roll number
Fill in the captcha code and click "Login"
Your result will appear on screen instantly
Download the scorecard as a PDF and print a copy for your records
Students can also retrieve their result through the MPeSeva and MP e-Services portals by entering their roll number, without needing to visit mpsos.nic.in directly.
What Details Appear on the MPSOS Marksheet?
The downloaded scorecard shows the candidate's roll number, full name, date of birth, parents' names, subject-wise marks, aggregate score, and final pass/fail status.
The online scorecard is provisional. Students must collect their original, board-issued marksheet from their respective school or exam centre.
Class 10 passouts are eligible for admission to Class 11 and can choose a stream — Science, Commerce, or Arts — based on interest and eligibility.
Class 12 passouts can proceed with college admissions and apply for undergraduate courses as per their preferred stream and eligibility criteria.
Ruk Jana Nahi — meaning "Don't Stop" — is an MPSOS initiative that lets Madhya Pradesh students who failed or missed their Class 10 or Class 12 board exams reappear without losing an academic year. The scheme runs twice a year, and the July 2026 cycle result is the latest to be declared.