Mymensingh Board SSC Result 2026 - Check Online and by SMS
Mymensingh Board SSC Result 2026 was published on 10 August 2026 with a 57.39% pass rate - the lowest among the nine general boards - and 5,700 students securing GPA-5. Check at educationboardresults.gov.bd or the board's own confirmed portal, mymensingheducationboard.gov.bd/resultmbh25, or by SMS: SSC Mym <Roll> 2026 to 16222.
Quick facts
- Mymensingh Board's SSC 2026 pass rate was 57.39% - the lowest among the nine general education boards - with 5,700 students securing GPA-5.
- Mymensingh Board's jurisdiction covers 4 districts: Mymensingh, Netrokona, Sherpur, and Jamalpur.
- Mymensingh Board maintains its own confirmed direct result page at mymensingheducationboard.gov.bd/resultmbh25.
Mymensingh Education Board - the youngest of Bangladesh's general boards - published its SSC Result 2026 alongside every other board. Here's how to check it, including its own dedicated portal.
Direct answer
Mymensingh Board SSC Result 2026 was published on 10 August 2026, along with all other SSC boards, with a pass rate of 57.39% - the lowest among the nine general boards - and 5,700 students securing GPA-5, per BSS.
Result checker
This site does not run a live result lookup.
educationboardresults.gov.bd/robots.txtdisallows automated access to its result endpoint and the form is CAPTCHA-gated, so use the official portals linked below directly.
How to check Mymensingh Board SSC Result 2026
Online
- Go to educationboardresults.gov.bd/v2/home.
- Select SSC/Dakhil/Equivalent → Year 2026 → Board Mymensingh.
- Enter your Roll and Registration Number, solve the captcha, and click Submit.
Mymensingh Board also maintains its own confirmed direct result page at mymensingheducationboard.gov.bd/resultmbh25, which can be faster than the central portal on high-traffic result days.
For the marksheet, use eboardresults.com with the same steps.
Via SMS
SSC Mym <Roll> 2026
Send to 16222. Example: SSC Mym 123456 2026.
Mymensingh Board - districts covered
Mymensingh Board's jurisdiction covers 4 districts: Mymensingh, Netrokona, Sherpur, and Jamalpur. Your board is determined by the location of the institution where you sat your exams, not your home district.
Mymensingh Board is the youngest of Bangladesh's education boards, formed in 2017 by splitting off from Dhaka Board. More on the board itself: Mymensingh Board overview.
Frequently asked questions
When was Mymensingh Board SSC Result 2026 published? 10 August 2026, together with all other SSC boards nationwide.
What was Mymensingh Board's SSC pass rate in 2026? 57.39% - the lowest among the nine general education boards - with 5,700 students securing GPA-5 (3,079 girls, 2,621 boys), per BSS.
Does Mymensingh Board have its own result page? Yes - Mymensingh Board maintains its own confirmed result page at mymensingheducationboard.gov.bd/resultmbh25, in addition to the central educationboardresults.gov.bd portal.
Which districts does Mymensingh Board cover for SSC? Mymensingh Board's jurisdiction covers 4 districts: Mymensingh, Netrokona, Sherpur, and Jamalpur - your board is set by your institution's location, not your home district.
Official sources
- educationboardresults.gov.bd - primary official portal
- mymensingheducationboard.gov.bd/resultmbh25 - Mymensingh Board's own confirmed result page
- BSS - Mymensingh 57.39% pass rate
Related pages
Written by Afrina Monjur. Last updated September 10, 2026.
Frequently asked questions
- When was Mymensingh Board SSC Result 2026 published?
- 10 August 2026, together with all other SSC boards nationwide.
- What was Mymensingh Board's SSC pass rate in 2026?
- 57.39% - the lowest among the nine general education boards - with 5,700 students securing GPA-5 (3,079 girls, 2,621 boys), per BSS.
- Does Mymensingh Board have its own result page?
- Yes - Mymensingh Board maintains its own confirmed result page at mymensingheducationboard.gov.bd/resultmbh25, in addition to the central educationboardresults.gov.bd portal.
- Which districts does Mymensingh Board cover for SSC?
- Mymensingh Board's jurisdiction covers 4 districts: Mymensingh, Netrokona, Sherpur, and Jamalpur - your board is set by your institution's location, not your home district.