TBSE Class 10 Passing Marks: Check TBSE Class 10 Passing Maximum and Minimum Marks

Abhishek Joshi

Updated on - Mar 6, 2025

TBSE Class 10 Passing MarksThe Tripura Board of Secondary Education (TBSE) conducts the TBSE 10th board exam 2025 annually in Tripura. Class 10 of the TBSE board (Madhyamik Shiksha) requires students to score at least 30% in theory and practical to pass the examination successfully.

Language subjects do not have practical exams and have 100 marks. Other subjects, including theory and practical exams, are allocated 80 marks for theory, out of which at least 24 marks must be scored, and 20 marks for practical, out of which, a minimum of 6 marks should be scored.

TBSE Class 10 Subject-Wise Passing Marks

Subjects are divided into compulsory and optional, given the language/vocational subject as optional. The table contains the total weightage allocated for each subject and the minimum marks required to qualify for the examination of each topic.   

Subject Name Full Marks  Passing Marks
Language 1 (Arabic/Bengali/Pali/Mezo/
Hindi/Sanskrit)
100 30
Language 2 - English 100 30
Science (Biology, Chemistry and Physics) 100 30
Social Science (History and Political Science) 100 30
Social Science (Economics and Geography) 100 30
Mathematics (Basic and Standard) 100 30
Language/Vocational (Optional) 100 30

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TBSE Class 10 Passing Marks For Theory

The following table provides information about the full marks and passing marks associated with each theory subject or theory portion of the subject. 

Passing marks for the theory component of the examination consist of a minimum of 24 marks out of 80. 

Subject Name Full Marks  Passing Marks
Language 1 (Arabic/Bengali/Pali/Mezo/
Hindi/Sanskrit)
80 24
Language 2 - English 80 24
Science (Biology, Chemistry and Physics) 80 24
Social Science (History and Political Science) 80 24
Social Science (Economics and Geography) 80 24
Mathematics (Basic and Standard) 80 24
Language/Vocational (Optional) 80 24

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TBSE Class 10 Passing Marks for Practicals

The following table provides information about the full marks and passing marks associated with each practical portion of the subject. 

Passing marks for the practical component of the examination consist of a minimum of 6 marks out of 20, which are necessary to be obtained. 

Subject Name Full Marks  Passing Marks
Science  20 6
Computer science  20 6
Vocational (Optional) 20 6

TBSE Class 10 Grading System

The grading system of TBSE Class 10 contains grades associated with the range of marks. A+, being the highest grade, is related to a range of 90-100 marks, and E, being the lowest, is associated with a range below 30 marks. Students securing below the range of 30-39 marks will be considered to fail. The detailed distribution of the grades is given in the table below.

Range of Marks in a Subject Grade  Pass/Fail
90-100 A+ Pass
80-89 A Pass
70-79 B+ Pass
60-69 B Pass
50-59 C+ Pass
40-49 C Pass
30-39 D+ Pass
Below 30 E Fail 

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Tips To Score Above TBSE Class 10 Passing Marks

Tips to score well consist of dedicated efforts towards each subject; otherwise, these tips will be of no value and will not lead to success. It requires not only learning but also a strategic action plan for the successful completion of the examination. 

These tips do not guarantee success but will contribute to the improvement of the result if followed consciously.

A few general tips include:

  • Revise the topics already studied to retain them better.
  • Prepare short notes on every topic as they help with last-minute revision. 
  • Practice a few sample papers, as that will help you understand the pattern of the exam better. 
  • Allocate dedicated study time for each subject and stick to the study schedule. 

The subject-wise general tips are added below:

  • English: Students should read the chapter well and should know the story in and out. Also, a poem should be read properly by understanding the meaning of every important word and important metaphor. Creative expression should be the focus when practising essay and letter writing. Creativity can add excitement to the writeups, leading to better scores. 
  • Mathematics: Do not memorize the formulas, but understand them creatively. For example, if we have to calculate the volume of a cylinder, then rather than rote learning a formula, we draw a cylinder. A cylinder has circular bases, so if we fill the cylinder with 2D circles up to height = h, then the volume comes out to be Πr 2 × h.
  • Languages: Work on the language chosen to study by using it frequently, as speaking the language will help achieve fluency.  Also, focus on the stories and practice answer writing as it will increase the speed of writing the language. 
  • Science: Science is not a rote learning subject but an experiment-based one. Understand science by conducting real-life experiments. The experiments should be simple and should be done to understand the topic, not fun. Notice things like evaporation, rainfall, etc. Biology can be understood by drawing the diagrams as much as possible. 
  • Science Practical: For science practicals, the best way to score well is to practice in labs regularly to understand experiments and read the theory after completion of the experiment to set the learnings in your mind. 
  • Social Science: Create timelines for historical events and use mind maps for geography. Relating real political scenarios with that of the books and political science would become a piece of cake. 

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