Maharashtra MSBSHSE SSC Class 10th result 2020 declared: List of websites to view score

Among the nine divisions, Konkan topped the list with 98.77 per cent while Aurangabad division was at the bottom with 92 per cent, said Shakuntale Kale, chairperson of MSBSHSE, while announcing the results. Read more here.

Last year, the pass percentage was at a 10-year-low. Only 77.10 per cent students cleared the exam in 2019.

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This was a fall of over 12 per cent from 89.41 per cent in 2019. While the board is yet to announce the official dates, it is known that the result once declared would be available at mahresult.nic.in, maharashtraeducation.com, and mahahsscboard.maharashtra.gov.in.

8360 schools declared 100 percent results, 20 of 60 subjects have 100 percent results @IndianExpress @ExpressPune

— alifiya (@alifiyakhan) July 29, 2020

Meanwhile, for admission to First Year Junior College (FYJC), students can start filling the application form from July 26. Read more here

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A total of 17,65,898 students registered to appear for MSBSHSE SSC exams. The board could not hold all the exams due to the coronavirus. The SSC geography exam was scheduled for March 23, which was then postponed until a date after April 14 and ultimately cancelled due to the nationwide lockdown.

In an earlier interview with indianexpress.com, Varsha Gaikwad had informed that one of the modes of assessment could be declaring the result onthe ‘best of five’ rule, where marks of five subjects will be considered out of the six exams. There were also speculations that average marks can be given for the geography exam.

Highest pass percentage in a decade, board officials attribute tremendous jump to oral and internal exams marks @IndianExpress @ExpressPune

— alifiya (@alifiyakhan) July 29, 2020

Further, there were also reports of alleged cheating when a student came out of the exam centre with the question paper on his mobile phone and started looking for the answers. The mobile phones or any communication device is not allowed in the exam hall.

To be considered passed in the Maharashtra state board exams, candidates need to score an aggregate score of 35 per cent with at least 20 per cent marks in the theory of every subject.