Maharashtra: SSC and HSC results likely to be announced in third week of April

As per the latest reports, the results for SSC and HSC examinations are likely to be out soon, students are advised to keep up with the latest news released by the Maharashtra State Board.

17th April 2024

By Payoshi Bisht

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE), Pune will most likely soon declared the examination results for the Higher Secondary Certificate Examination (12th) and Secondary School Certificate (10th). 

In order to check the examination results, students can visit and download the Maharashtra Board Result for the year 2024 from the official sites, mahresult.nic.in as well as mahahsscboard.in. 

This year, almost 26 lakh students sat for the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education examinations which stands for 10th and 12th standard. They are eagerly on the lookout for the result to be declared. As per the MSBSHSE, the evaluation process is still going on and it will take some more time before the date of result declaration can be announced. 

The official date is yet to be revealed but it is likely to be around the third week of April 2024. The students should keep a lookout for the latest announcements on the Exams Result Portal, which can be accessed through https://results.gov.in  as well as https://mahresult.nic.in. 

How to check the results for 10th as well as 12th standard Maharashtra state board 2024? 

Step 1: Visit the official website for the results at mahresult.nic.in. 

Step 2: Click on the link ‘HSC Results 2024’ displayed on the homescreen. 

Step 3: Once you are redirected to the login portal, add your credentials such as your roll number and parents’ names. Press submit as soon as you are done entering details.

Step 4: The result page will load automatically where you can check your result. You can download the result. 

As per the guidelines of MSBSHSE, the criterion requires a student to secure a minimum of  35% marks in each individual subject. This is to be followed for both theoretical as well as practical examinations and as well as both optional and main subjects. Last year, about 14,16,371 students gave the 12th standard examinations and 15,29,096 students gave the 10th standard examinations, for which the passing percentages came out to be 91.25% for 12th and 93.83% for 10th. Wishing all the students who appeared this year the best of luck.