Maharashtra SSC Result 2026: Students can check the SSC Class 10th result 2026 on their official websites – mahahsscboard.inMaharashtra Board MSBSHSE SSC 10th Result 2026 Highlights: The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) has declared the Class 10 board exam results on May 8 at a press conference held at their Pune office. Students can check the SSC Class 10th result 2026 on their official websites – mahahsscboard.in, sscresult.mahahsscboard.in, sscresult.mkcl.org and maharesult.nic.in. This year, 92.09 per cent students have passed. Additionally, students can check their SSC Class 10 result and pass status on the IE Education portal.
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Over 16 lakh had registered for their Maharashtra SSC exam, of which 15.42 lakh students appeared, and over 14.20 lakh passed. A total of 179 students have scored 100 per cent.
The Maharashtra Board Class 10 exam was held from February 20, with the first language paper, to March 18, 2026. A total of 8,65,740 male students, 7,49,736 female students, and 13 transgender students appeared for the exams, which were conducted across 5111 centres in the state. Students from 23,683 schools had registered from across the state.
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According to an FIR filed at Pune’s Shivajinagar police station in March, the Mathematics Part-1 and Part-2 papers of Class 10 board exams were leaked on a Telegram channel called ‘Maharashtraleakers’ days before the exams. According to Nandkumar Bedse, acting chairperson of the MSBSHSE, the leak might be part of a scam to extort money from parents.
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For mental health support of the students, 10 counselors were appointed at the state board level, while two counselors were appointed at the divisional board level for each district, who were available to students over the phone. The phone numbers for this facility were shared with the students.
Last year, the board announced the Class 10 Maharashtra Board results on May 13. The exams were held from February 21 to March 17. The overall pass percentage last year was 94.10%. The pass percentage for girls was 96.14%, while that for boys was 92.31%.
Schools under the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) recorded an overall pass percentage of 92.08 percent in the SSC 2026 exam result declared on Friday. Out of 15,903 students who appeared from 246 municipal schools, 14,644 cleared the exam, while 77 schools achieved a 100 percent result. Swayam Shekhar Goregaonkar topped municipal schools with 97.40 percent.
A total of 325918 students had registered for the SSC 2026 exam from Mumbai division. Of them, 323739 had appeared and 307480 have passed it, recording pass percentage of 94.97 percent. Mumbai ranks third among all nine divisions in overall pass percentage after Konkan (97.62) and Kolhapur (95.47).
Named after its origins in Latur district, the “Latur Pattern” a rigorous, exam-oriented study model built around early syllabus completion, repeated testing and intensive practice of model papers has over the years spread across neighbouring districts under the Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar division as well. Data from the past five years shows Latur consistently topping Maharashtra in the number of students securing 100 per cent marks in SSC examinations, followed closely by Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar division.
With declaration of SSC result, Maharashtra government has announced that aspirants can now fill part two of the online admission form for First Year Junior College (FYJC) from May 11. A provisional general merit list will be declared by May 14.
Mumbai division recorded one of the largest numbers of successful candidates in Maharashtra SSC Result 2026. A total of 3,07,480 students from the division cleared the examination, while the overall pass percentage for Mumbai stood at 94.97% this year.
Pune division has recorded a strong overall performance in Maharashtra SSC Result 2026 with a pass percentage of 94.24%. Out of 2,64,992 students who appeared for the examination from Pune division, 2,49,753 students successfully passed the Class 10 board exams.
A total of 1,53,526 students scored between 70% and 75% in Maharashtra SSC Result 2026. The board’s percentage-wise statistics indicate that a significant section of students remained concentrated within the first-class and distinction-level performance brackets this year.
Nashik division has recorded a pass percentage of 90.53% in Maharashtra SSC Result 2026. Out of 2,00,096 students who appeared from the division, 1,81,155 students passed the examination conducted by the Maharashtra State Board this academic session.
Maharashtra Board SSC Result 2026 data shows that 1,75,553 students scored between 60% and 65% marks in the examination. This category forms one of the largest percentage brackets among successful candidates declared passed in the Class 10 results this year.
Maharashtra SSC Result 2026 data shows that Amravati division achieved a pass percentage of 90.50%. A total of 1,44,835 students from the division successfully cleared the Class 10 board examination conducted earlier this year by the state board authorities.
The highest number of successful Maharashtra SSC candidates this year fall within the 45% to 60% score bracket. Official data shows that 3,90,897 students secured marks in this percentage range, accounting for nearly 26.92% of all students who passed the examination.
Nagpur division has registered an overall pass percentage of 89.07% in Maharashtra SSC Result 2026. Out of 1,47,783 students who appeared for the examination from the region, 1,31,645 candidates cleared the Class 10 board examination successfully.
Maharashtra SSC statistics show that 65,297 students scored 90% and above in the Class 10 examination this year. These candidates account for nearly 4.5% of the total students who passed the board examination conducted by the Maharashtra State Board.
Combined performance data for Maharashtra SSC Result 2026 shows the overall pass percentage reaching 92.09%. While girls recorded 94.96%, boys secured 89.56%, resulting in an overall statewide success rate crossing the 92% mark this year.
Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar division recorded a pass percentage of 88.41% in Maharashtra SSC Result 2026. More than 1.63 lakh students from the division passed the examination, according to the official statistics released by the Maharashtra State Board.
Latur division recorded the lowest overall pass percentage in Maharashtra SSC Result 2026 among all nine divisions. The region registered a pass percentage of 88.42%, with 94,354 students clearing the examination out of 1,06,707 candidates who appeared this year.
Maharashtra Board has declared 14,20,486 students successful in SSC Result 2026. The figure includes candidates from all nine divisional boards and reflects one of the largest Class 10 examination result exercises conducted in the country this academic year.
Maharashtra SSC Result 2026 statistics show that 4,22,851 students secured distinction-level Grade I marks in the Class 10 examination. The data reflects a strong concentration of high-scoring candidates across divisional boards this academic year.
After Konkan, Kolhapur recorded a strong pass percentage of 95.47% in Maharashtra SSC Result 2026. Mumbai division also performed well with 94.97% students passing the examination. Both divisions remained above the overall state average in this year’s Class 10 results.
A total of 93,943 students secured marks between 85% and 90% in Maharashtra SSC Result 2026. The statistics released by the board indicate a substantial number of students remained concentrated within the high-scoring merit categories this year.
A total of 4,82,264 students have been placed in the Grade II category in Maharashtra SSC Result 2026. These students secured marks within the board’s prescribed first-class and higher-second-class performance brackets during this year’s Class 10 examinations.
Konkan division has emerged as the best-performing region in Maharashtra SSC Result 2026 with an impressive pass percentage of 97.62%. Out of 25,172 students who appeared from the division, 24,573 students successfully passed the Class 10 board examination this year.
Maharashtra SSC Result 2026 data reveals that 1,22,990 students scored between 80% and 85% marks in the board examination. This bracket represents a major share of distinction-level performers across schools and divisions in the state this year.
Maharashtra Board processed results for over 15 lakh SSC students this year across nine divisional boards. The large-scale evaluation and result preparation exercise covered lakhs of answer sheets submitted during the February-March 2026 Class 10 examination cycle.
Maharashtra Board SSC examinations this year saw registrations from 15,55,026 fresh regular students across the state. Of these, 15,42,472 students appeared for the examinations conducted by MSBSHSE at centres spread across nine divisional boards in Maharashtra.
Official Maharashtra SSC Result 2026 statistics show that 1,51,329 students who passed the examination scored below 45%. Despite lower score brackets, these candidates successfully met the minimum passing criteria prescribed by the Maharashtra State Board for Class 10 examinations.
Girl students have once again outperformed boys in the Maharashtra SSC Result 2026. The pass percentage for girls stands at 94.96%, while boys recorded 89.56%. More than 6.85 lakh girls cleared the Class 10 examination conducted by the Maharashtra State Board this year.
Maharashtra Board SSC Result 2026 has recorded an overall pass percentage of 92.09% among fresh regular candidates. Out of 15,42,472 students who appeared for the Class 10 examination this year, a total of 14,20,486 students successfully cleared the board exams across all divisional boards.
Maharashtra SSC Result 2026 statistics indicate that a majority of successful students scored above the 45% mark. More than 13 lakh candidates were distributed across percentage brackets ranging from 45% to above 90%, according to the board’s official data release.
Maharashtra Marathi Bhasha Minister Uday Samant has said the state government's decision to conduct Hindi language exam for gazetted and non-gazetted officials has been stayed. The moves comes amid opposition from Maharashtra Navnirman Sena.
"I spoke to the principal secretary of Marathi Bhasha department Kiran Kulkarni. The exam has been stayed," Samant said on Wednesday.
He further said he will explore if the exam is needed at all. "In future, if we find that the exam is unnecessary then we will take the decision to not conduct it," Samant added.
MNS Mumbai president Sandeep Deshpande said his party condemns the government's decision to impose Hindi.
The state government will be responsible for the nuisance outside exam centres, Deshpande warned.
Pune: 94.24 %
Nagpur: 89.07%
C.Sambhajinagar: 88.41%
Mumbai: 94.97 %
Kolhapur: 95.47%
Amravati: 90.50%
Nasik: 90.53%
Latur: 88.42%
Konkan: 97.62%
According to the official data, the overall pass percentage among fresh regular candidates this year stands at 92.09 per cent.
According to official figures, only 12,036 students secured 90 per cent and above in the Maharashtra SSC Class 10 examinations 2026, accounting for 4.71 per cent of the total successful candidates.
Among the total 9,577 successful students in the repeater category, 52 students secured distinction, 155 obtained Grade-I, and 344 candidates passed with Grade-II. Another 9,206 students cleared the examination in the pass category. A total of 29,518 registered for the exam and 28,867 students appeared for it. The pass percentage among the repeater students stands at 33.79 per cent.
Among the total 22,003 successful students in the private category, 856 students secured distinction, 3,840 obtained Grade-I, and 10,118 candidates passed with Grade-II. Another 7,189 students cleared the examination in the pass category. A total of 29,506 registered for the exam and 28,825 students appeared for it. The pass percentage among the private students stands at 76.33 per cent.
Among the successful candidates, 4,22,851 students secured distinction, 4,82,264 obtained Grade-I, and 3,80,437 candidates passed with Grade-II. Another 1,34,934 students cleared the examination in the pass category.
A total of 15,55,026 candidates had registered for the Maharashtra SSC February 2026 examination, including 8,27,626 male candidates and 7,27,400 female candidates.
Out of them, 15,42,472 students appeared for the exam, comprising 8,20,427 males and 7,22,045 females.
Overall, 14,20,486 candidates passed the examination. Among them, 7,34,814 were male students and 6,85,672 were female students.
The overall pass percentage stood at 92.09 per cent. The pass percentage among male candidates was 89.56 per cent, while female candidates recorded a higher pass percentage of 94.96 per cent.
The Maharashtra SSC result link is active at the official websites. Students will have to use their seat numbers and mothers' name to check the results.
The Board chairperson Trigun Kulkarni announced the Maharashtra SSC 2026 result from the Pune Office of the board.
The Maha SSC 2026 pass percentage has seen a decline compared to last year, when 94.10 per cent students cleared the SSC examination. The pass percentage this year stands at 92.09 per cent. In 2024, the overall pass percentage stood at 95.81 per cent, while it was 93.83 per cent in 2023. In 2022, the Maharashtra SSC exams recorded a pass percentage of 96.94 per cent.
A total of 179 students from across the state have secured a perfect 100 per cent score in the Maharashtra SSC Class 10 examination this year.
Of the 15.42 lakh students appearing in the exam, over 14.20 lakh students pass the exam.
Maharashtra board announces SSC 2026 Class 10 result. The pass percentage this year stands at 92.09 per cent.
The Maharashtra board also allotts additional marks to students who excels in extra-curricular activities like – Art, Sports, and NCC among others.
To collect the MSBSHSE Class 10 original mark sheets, students need to go to their respective schools a few days after the result declaration. The Class 10 marksheet mentions the marks scored by students in different subjects.
This year, the Indian Express Education portal is also hosting the Maharashtra Board SSC Results 2026. Students will have to register on the education.indianexpress.com portal, in order to check and download the Maharashtra SSC 2026 results.
Last year, the Maharashtra SSC Class 10 examination recorded an overall pass percentage of 94.10 per cent. In 2024, the pass percentage stood at 95.81 per cent, while in 2023 it was 93.83 per cent. In 2022, the overall pass percentage was recorded at 96.94 per cent.
Among the nine divisions, Konkan recorded the highest pass percentage at 98.82 per cent in the Maharashtra SSC result last year.
Nagpur registered the lowest pass percentage among all divisions, with 90.78 per cent students clearing the Class 10 examination.
After the declaration of Maharashtra SSC results, the board will open the process for marks verification, photocopy requests and re-evaluation applications. Students dissatisfied with their subject scores will be able to apply online within the official application window announced by MSBSHSE.
Maharashtra Board is expected to announce the SSC supplementary or repeater examination schedule shortly after the declaration of annual results. Students unable to clear one or more subjects will get another opportunity to improve or qualify during the supplementary examination cycle.
Step 1: Visit the IE Education result page once the result link is activated.
Step 2: Click on the link for “Maharashtra SSC Result 2026”.
Step 3: Enter your roll number and mother’s first name in the required fields.
Step 4: Submit the details by clicking on the “View Result” or “Submit” button.
Step 5: Your Maharashtra SSC 2026 marksheet will appear on the screen.
Step 6: Download and save the provisional marksheet for future reference.
The SSC result marksheet downloaded online will serve as a provisional document for immediate admission and verification purposes. Students will later receive original certificates and marksheets through their respective schools after completion of the official board distribution process.
Regional performance remains one of the key highlights of Maharashtra SSC results every year. In recent board sessions, Konkan division has consistently featured among the top-performing regions, while divisions such as Latur and some interior regions recorded comparatively lower pass percentages.
In the previous Maharashtra SSC examination session, girl students outperformed boys in the overall pass percentage. The trend has continued in several recent board sessions, with girls maintaining stronger overall performance across divisional boards and securing a higher number of distinction-level scores.
The Maharashtra Board conducted the SSC Class 10 examinations earlier this year during the February-March 2026 session across divisional centres in the state. Lakhs of students from regular, private and repeater categories appeared for the annual board examinations conducted under strict supervision measures.
Maharashtra SSC Result 2026 will be available across multiple official result websites to manage heavy traffic on declaration day. Students will need their roll number and mother’s first name to access the provisional online marksheet once the SSC result link becomes active this morning.
The Maharashtra State Board has advanced the online access timing for SSC Class 10 results 2026. Students will now be able to check and download their marksheets from 11:30 am through official websites including mahahsscboard.in and result portals activated by the board for SSC candidates.
Step 1: Visit the DigiLocker website at DigiLocker, or open the DigiLocker mobile app.
Step 2: Log in using your registered mobile number, Aadhaar, or username and password. New users must first complete the sign-up process.
Step 3: After logging in, go to the “Issued Documents” or “Pull Documents” section.
Step 4: From the list of education boards, select Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education.
Step 5: Choose “SSC Marksheet 2026” from the document options.
Step 6: Enter the required credentials such as roll number/seat number, year of passing, and other details mentioned on the admit card.
Step 7: Click on “Get Document” or “Submit”.
Step 8: The Maharashtra SSC digital marksheet will appear on the screen. Students can download and save it for future reference.
The link to access the Maharashtra board 2026 Class 12 result can be accessed from 1 pm today. These are the official websites to check HSC result:
– mahasscboard.in
– sscresult.mkcl.org
– education.indianexpress.com
– results.digilocker.gov.in
The Maha board SSC 2026 marksheet made available through the official websites today will be provisional. To collect the MSBSHSE Class 12 original mark sheets, students will have to visit their respective schools a few days after the board announces the results. The Class 10th SSC Maharashtra board marksheet will have the marks scored by students in different subjects. The board will send the original marksheet hard copies to schools within a few days of result declaration.
Maharashtra has over 1.04 lakh primary schools with enrolment of about 1.45 crore students, while secondary and higher secondary schools number 29,641 with 63.6 lakh students, according to the Economic Survey 2025-26 tabled in the state legislature in March.
The survey said the number of schools imparting primary and upper primary education has partially risen from 1,04,499 schools in 2023-24 to 1,04,526 in 2024-25, though percentage of schools in rural areas has declined from 75.2 in 2023-24 to 75.1 in 2024-25.
Primary schools per thousand children in the age group was 10.1 in 2023-24, which has come down to 10 in 2024-25.
This year, Maharashtra board is issuing a combined marksheet-cum-certificate featuring student photographs and QR code verification. The updated format aims to streamline digital authentication for admissions and institutional verification processes.
Students dissatisfied with their Maharashtra SSC marks can apply for verification of marks and photocopies of evaluated answer sheets. Re-evaluation requests can be submitted online after obtaining answer-script copies through the official portal.
The press conference to announce the result will be held at 11 am from the Pune office of the board and the link will be active at 1 pm.
Step 1: Visit the DigiLocker website at DigiLocker, or open the DigiLocker mobile app.
Step 2: Log in using your registered mobile number, Aadhaar, or username and password. New users must first complete the sign-up process.
Step 3: After logging in, go to the “Issued Documents” or “Pull Documents” section.
Step 4: From the list of education boards, select Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education.
Step 5: Choose “SSC Marksheet 2026” from the document options.
Step 6: Enter the required credentials such as roll number/seat number, year of passing, and other details mentioned on the admit card.
Step 7: Click on “Get Document” or “Submit”.
Step 8: The Maharashtra SSC digital marksheet will appear on the screen. Students can download and save it for future reference.
The board exams are conducted division-wise. It was held in the nine divisions of the Maharashtra State Board - Mumbai, Pune, Nashik, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Nagpur, Amravati, Kolhapur, and Konkan.
Over 16 lakh students await the Maharashtra board Class 10th exam results. A total of 16,15,489 students - 8,65,740 boy students, 7,49,736 girl students, and 13 transgender students registered for the exam this year. The exams were conducted across 5,111 centres statewide.
The Maha Board Class 10th result will be declared from the Pune office of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE).
- mahahsscboard.in
- sscresult.mkcl.org
- DigiLocker
- IE Education portal
Maharashtra Board SSC Class 10th Results 2026 LIVE Updates: In 2024, the Class 10 result was declared by the SSC board on May 27, 2024. The Class 10 exams in 2024 were held between March 1 and March 22. The overall pass percentage was recorded at 95.81%. From a total of 15,60,154 students who had registered, 15,49,326 appeared and 14,84,431 passed the Class 10 exam.
