Maharashtra SSC Result 2026 declared at mahahsscboard.in; 92.07% students pass

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) has declared the Maharashtra SSC or Class 10 result 2026 on the official website of Maharashtra SSC at mahahsscboard.in. Download the Maharashtra SSC marksheet 2026 by using the details, including roll number/seat number and mother’s name. Maharashtra SSC Result 2026 Time LIVE

The Maharashtra State Board will conduct the SSC (Class 10) theory examinations for 2026 from February 20 to March 18, while practical and viva voce exams are scheduled earlier between February 2 and February 18, 2026.

This year, a total of 16,15,489 students appeared for the exam, among them, 8,65,740 are boys, 7,49,736 are girls, and 13 are transgender candidates. Last year, the overall pass percentage was 94.10%.

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Maharashtra Class 10 Result 2026: Alternative ways

Students can also use the mentioned below ways to check Maharashtra SSC result 2026:

• sscresult.mkcl.org
• mahahsscboard.in
• results.gov.in
• Digilocker
• SMS

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Maharashtra SSC Result 2026: Steps to check

Students can access their Maharashtra SSC scores by using steps given below:

• Go to the official Maharashtra SSC result portal, including mahresult.nic.in
• On the homepage, select the link labelled “Maharashtra SSC Result 2026”
• Enter the required details such as the student’s roll/seat number and mother’s first name
• Submit the information by clicking on the “View Result” or relevant button
• The Maharashtra Class 10 result 2026 will be displayed on the screen
• Download the digital marksheet and keep a printed copy for future use

Maharashtra SSC (Class 10) Result 2026: Passing marks

For qualifying the Maharashtra SSC examination, students must obtain a minimum of 35% marks in every subject. The passing requirement applies to both theory papers and practical or internal assessment components wherever relevant. In subjects involving practical examinations, candidates must secure separate passing marks in both the theory and practical sections.