MSBSHSE Maharashtra Board SSC 10th Result 2025 out at sscresult.mahahsscboard.in

MSBSHSE conducted a press conference at 11 AM to declare the result details, following which the online link to check scores will be activated at 1 PM. Students who appeared for the SSC exams can check their results by visiting the official websites or download the DigiLocker app.

The pass percentage is 94.10, while last year’s pass percentage was 95.81 per cent. The pass percentage of girls is 96.14 girls, while that for boys is 92.31 per cent.

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Maha Board SSC 10th Result 2025: When and where to check

To view the result, students must enter their roll number and mother’s first name as mentioned on their SSC admit card after 1 pm. The online marksheet available on result day will be provisional. Original marksheets will be distributed by the respective schools a few days after the result declaration.

Maharashtra SSC Board Result 2025: How to check Class 10th results online, via app

Students can also check their marks through DigiLocker or via SMS. To receive results via SMS, type MHSSC <space&gt; Seat Number and send it to 57766.

The Maharashtra SSC board exams 2025 were conducted from February 21 to March 17. After the result announcement on May 13, students will be able to download their digital scorecards. The result portals will remain active for a few weeks to allow candidates sufficient time to access and save their marksheets.

The board is expected to release a separate circular shortly after the results regarding supplementary (re-examination) and improvement exams for those who wish to enhance their scores or reappear.

Maharashtra SSC Result 2024: A look at past year’s results

In 2024, the SSC results were declared on May 27, with an impressive overall pass percentage of 95.81%. Out of 15,60,154 registered students, 14,84,431 cleared the exams successfully. Girls outperformed boys significantly, achieving a pass percentage of 97.21%, while boys secured 94.56%. Among all divisions, Konkan recorded the highest success rate at 99.01%, whereas Nagpur had the lowest at 94.73%.

Students are advised to stay calm and keep their hall tickets ready while checking their results online. In case of any errors or mismatch in details on the provisional marksheet, they must immediately contact their respective school authorities. The MSBSHSE will also announce a detailed schedule and eligibility for supplementary exams, which are likely to be held in July.