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Maharashtra Class 10th Result 2026 Declared: SSC division-wise result link active
The Maharashtra Board Class 10 exam was held between February 20 and March 18. 8,65,740 students appearing for the examination are male, 7,49,736 students are female, and 13 students are transgender.
Maharashtra HSC Results soon (Express photo by Sankhadeep Banerjee/ representational image)
The Maharashtra Secondary School Certificate (SSC) will be declaring the Class 10 board exam results on May 8 at 11.30 am. Students can check the SSC Board Class 10 result 2026 on its official website – mahahsscboard.in and sscresult.mkcl.org. Over 15.42 lakh students appeared for their SSC exam, out of which over 14.20 lakh passed. Additionally, students can check their SSC 10th result and pass status on the IE Education portal.
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The press conference will be held at 11 am. Earlier, the link was scheduled to be active at 1 pm, as per a press statement; however, it will now go live at 11:30 am. Of the total 16,15,489 candidates registered for the examination, 8,65,740 are male students, 7,49,736 are female students, and 13 are transgender candidates. The examinations will be conducted across 5,111 centres statewide.
Maharashtra Board SSC 10th Result 2026 Live Updates
All students who appeared for the examination will be able to access their subject-wise moderated marks online and may also take a printout of the information. Similarly, a facility has been provided to store the digital marksheet in the Digilocker app.
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More than 16 lakh students from across Maharashtra appeared for the SSC exam that commenced on February 20. It was conducted in a total of 9 divisions of Maharashtra State Board – Mumbai, Pune, Nashik, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Nagpur, Amravati, Kolhapur, and Konkan.
Under the ‘copy-free-exam’ campaign, for the first time, the SSC exam was conducted under total CCTV surveillance with CCTV in almost all classrooms. Various other strict anti-copy measures were implemented to ensure strict vigilance; these included identification of sensitive exam centres at the divisional level to ensure the presence of sitting as well as flying squads to curb exam malpractices. Whereas schools functioning as exam centres were warned that if any copy case is found on their premises, their approval to function as exam centre would be revoked from the next academic year.
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