Maharashtra HSC 12th Result 2024 link active at mahresult.nic.in, hscresult.mkcl.org, mahahsscboard.in, results.digilocker.gov.in

To check the HSC result online, students are required to have their class 12 roll number and the mother’s first name. As many as 15,20,181 registered for the HSC exam of which appeared 15,09,848 while 13,87,135 passed. The science stream has performed the best stream-wise. 97.82 per cent students have passed from the science stream this year. In the arts, commerce, vocational and ITI, the pass percentages are 85.88 per cent, 92.18 per cent, 87.75 per cent and 87.69 per cent respectively.

MSBSHSE 12th Result: How to Check Maharashtra Board HSC Result 2024 Online

Step 1: Visit the official website — mahresult.nic.in, mahresults.org.in or hscresult.mkcl.org

Step 2: Click on the result link of the website

Step 3: Enter your credentials such as roll number and date of birth

Step 4: View and download the results

Students need to check these details in marksheet roll or seat number, name, subjects, subject code and marks, overall marks obtained and qualifying status.

Maharashtra HSC result 2024 released online is provisional, students must note that they need to collect their original mark sheet from school after a few days.

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Last year, students also had the option to check HSC result 2024 through SMS, they need to type the SMS in the given format. Type an SMS in this format: MHHSCSEAT NO. and Send it to 57766. Then Maharashtra HSC result 2024 will be sent on the same number.

In 2023, the overall pass percentage in 2023 was 91.25 per cent which is 2.97 per cent less as compared to last year’s 94.22 per cent. The pass percentage of girls was 93.73 and of boys 89.14, the board said. It also said 96.09 per cent students from the science stream passed the exams, followed by 90.42 per cent from commerce and 84.05 per cent from the arts stream.