TBSE Madhyamik Grading System 2026: Check Marking System, Exam Pattern, CGPA and Percentage Calculator

The Tripura Board of Secondary Education (TBSE) employs an 8-point grading system for evaluating student performance in the Madhyamik (Class 10) examinations. Students have to appear for five compulsory subjects along with one optional subject in the examination. The written examination is worth 80 marks, and the internal assessment is worth 20 marks.

Students need a minimum grade of 'D' to pass the TBSE 10th Board exam. Students can read this article to know more about the TBSE Madhyamik grading system.

TBSE Madhyamik Grading System 

The grades are allotted depending on the range of marks a student has received. TBSE has an 8-point grading scale. One needs to score a minimum of 150 out of 500 or 30% to pass the examination. Students are graded not only based on marks scored in each subject but also on marks scored in the total aggregate. For example, suppose someone scored 82 out of 100 in Science and 360 in the overall aggregate, so he/she will be graded A2 for the particular subject and B1 for the overall aggregate. 

The TBSE mark sheet contains necessary information like marks in a subject, total marks obtained in the aggregate, grade marks, and status of result: pass/ fail.

TBSE Madhyamik Passing Criteria 

In the TBSE Madhyamik exam, students must obtain at least 30% marks individually in both the theory and practical examinations. The written exam is conducted for 80 marks, whereas 20 marks are awarded for internal marking in all subjects. In Science, the written exam is conducted for 70 marks, and the practical is conducted for 30 marks. To pass, one needs to score 24 out of 80 in theory and 6 out of 30 to qualify for the examination. In science, one needs to score 21 out of 70 and 9 out of 30 to pass the examination. Students are required to take the examination in five main subjects, along with one optional subject.

The school calculates internal marking and sends it to the TBSE. The table below explains how the internal marking scheme is calculated.

TBSE Madhyamik Revaluation System 

Students who are not satisfied with their results have the option to apply for a revaluation of their exam. One can apply for revaluation through the head of their institution.  Revaluation of up to three subjects can be done. Payment of Rs 130 to be made per subject to appear for this examination. One can apply for revaluation shortly after the declaration of the main results. 

TBSE Madhyamik Compartment Exam

Students who couldn't score the minimum percentage of 30 in one or two subjects have to appear for the TBSE Madhyamik compartment exams. The exams are tentatively held in July, and the results are declared in August. The board will announce the compartment exam date on its official website. For that, one needs to be regular and up to date with the website and visit it often. 

One needs to register before appearing for the exam; without registration, they won't be allowed to sit for the exam. The TBSE compartment admit card will be released one week before the examination, and it needs to be collected from one's respective institution.