The Madhya Pradesh State Open School (MPSOS) has officially published the examination timetable for the December 2025 session, bringing crucial information to thousands of students enrolled under its second-chance initiatives. This announcement is specifically for learners appearing for their Class 10 and Class 12 board-equivalent examinations through the Ruk Jana Nahi Yojana (RJN) and the Aa Laut Chale Yojana (ALC).
Detailed MPSOS Exam Schedule for December 2025
The board has confirmed that the examinations for both classes will commence on 15 December 2025. The tests will be held in a single afternoon session each day, typically from 2 PM to 5 PM. The academic schedule is set to conclude for Class 10 students on 23 December 2025, while Class 12 students will finish their exams on 29 December 2025. This December cycle represents the second and final opportunity for candidates under these schemes in the 2025 academic year.
Class 12 Subject-Wise Timetable
Students of Class 12 must carefully note their subject-specific dates. The schedule is as follows: The session begins with Physics, Economics, Animal Husbandry, and History of Indian Art on Monday, 15 December. Tuesday, 16 December, will see exams for Sociology, Psychology, Drawing and Designing, and Book Keeping. Wednesday, 17 December, is scheduled for Chemistry, History, Business Studies, and other subjects. Exams for Mathematics and Political Science will be held on Thursday, 18 December, followed by Biology on Friday, 19 December. Languages like Hindi, English, Urdu, and Sanskrit are scheduled between 20 and 27 December. The final exam day, Monday, 29 December, is reserved for various NSQF subjects including Beauty and Wellness, Health Care, and IT.
Class 10 Subject-Wise Timetable
For Class 10 aspirants, the exams kick off with Mathematics on Monday, 15 December. The subsequent days are dedicated to Sanskrit (16 Dec), Science (17 Dec), Hindi (18 Dec), and Social Science (19 Dec). The English exam is scheduled for Saturday, 20 December. After a break, exams resume on Monday, 22 December, for Urdu and Punjabi, concluding on Tuesday, 23 December, with various NSQF vocational subjects.
Understanding the RJN and ALC Schemes
These initiatives by MPSOS are designed to provide a critical academic lifeline. The Ruk Jana Nahi Yojana is tailored for students who were unable to pass one or more subjects in the conventional Madhya Pradesh Board exams. It allows them to reappear for the tests in the same academic year without any loss of time. On the other hand, the Aa Laut Chale Yojana empowers students who had to discontinue their formal schooling, giving them a pathway to return and complete their Class 10 or 12 education. Both programs are conducted twice a year, in June and December, with results declared swiftly after the examination process is complete.
All students are strongly advised to download the complete subject-wise timetable in PDF format from the official MPSOS website and verify the dates for their specific subjects to ensure they are fully prepared for their examinations.
