MSBSHSE Maharashtra Board HSC Result 2024: The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) on May 21 announced the Class 12 result 2024. The Maharashtra HSC scorecards are available at the official websites - mahresult.nic.in, hscresult.mkcl.org, mahahsscboard.in. To check the MSBSHSE class 12 result online, students are required to have their class 12 roll code and roll number. The pass percentage is 91.87% Last year, the result of the Maharastra Board class 12 result was released on May 25 at 2 pm. MSBSHSE HSC Result: How to Check Maharashtra Board Class 12th Result 2024 Online Step 1- Visit the official website, mahresult.nic.in. Step 2- On the homepage, click on the ‘Maharashtra HSC result 2024’ link. Step 3- Enter the student's roll number, mother’s name in the given fields. Step 4- Click on the view result button to submit it. Step 5- The online HSC result 2024 will be shown on the screen, Step 6- Take a printout or screenshot of the Maharashtra HSC result for further reference. A total of 15,13,909 candidates have registered for the Maharashtra HSC examination of which 8,21,450 boys and 6,92,424 girls. With 7,60,046 students, the Science stream has the highest number of candidates registered for the HSC exam, followed by 3,81,982 students in the Arts stream and 3,29,905 in the Commerce stream. Last year, as many as 93.73 per cent girls passed the HSC exam, compared to 89.14 per cent boys. In the Science stream, the pass percentage was 96.09 per cent which was the highest among all streams, followed by Arts 84.05 per cent and Commerce: 90.42 per cent. Out of the 12,92,468 students who cleared the exam, 6,84,118 are boys and 6,08,350 are girls in 2023. The 2023 pass percentage was a decline from 2022, which the officials claim is consistent. “Many factors may have played a role in this, most saliently the impact of the lockdown on the learning abilities of the students, the effective copy-free campaign that we conducted in the state, the lenient conditions that were temporarily brought during the board exams in pandemic years. The results vary from batch to batch and the difficulty level of the question papers also affects the passing percentage,” said Sharad Gosavi, Chairman MSBSHSE.
