MP Board makes APAAR ID optional for Classes 9 to 12 exam forms in 2025–26 academic session
The last date to complete MP Board Class 9 enrolment for the 2025–26 session is September 30. Exam application forms for Class 10, Class 12 should be submitted online by September 15.
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The Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (MPBSE) has announced that the Automated Permanent Academic Account Registry (APAAR) ID will be optional in all exam application forms for Classes 9 to 12 from the academic session 2025–26. This decision modifies the Board’s earlier instructions that mandated APAAR ID for all examination application forms in this session.
The APAAR ID system is part of the National Credit Framework (NCrF) to provide each student with a unique, permanent academic identifier. While it will remain optional for the upcoming academic session, the Board has clarified that from 2026–27 onwards, providing an APAAR ID in examination forms will be compulsory.
“In view of the facts mentioned in the referenced letter, for the academic session 2025–26, the APAAR ID will be optional in the application forms to be filled for Classes 9 to 12. From the next academic session, 2026–27, this provision will be mandatory,” the official notice said.
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Class 9 enrolment ends on September 30
The MP Board enrolment process for Class 9 students for the academic session 2025–26 is ongoing. As per the official schedule, the last date for students to complete the enrolment process is September 30, 2025. Students who miss this deadline can still complete their enrolment by paying a late fee of Rs 300 up to November 30, 2025.
As per the board’s guidelines, students admitted in the 2024–25 session who missed enrolment in Class 9 or 11 can complete it by paying the enrolment fee along with a Rs 1,000 late fee by September 30, 2025.
Examination application forms for Class 10, Class 12, and Diploma in Pre-School Education (DPSE) exams should be submitted online by September 15, 2025, with a regular fee of Rs 1,200. The board further states that for the 2025–26 session, Class 10 admission lists and exam forms will be filled online based on Class 9 enrolment.
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