MSBSHSE Result 2026: SSC, HSC Out at mahresult.nic.in, Scrutiny, Pass Percentage and Toppers List

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) has declared both the HSC (Class 12) and SSC (Class 10) results for 2026. The HSC result came out on 2 May 2026 with an overall pass percentage of 89.79%, and the SSC result followed on 8 May 2026 with 92.09% passing. You can check your scores on the official portal mahresult.nic.in using your seat number and mother’s first name.

Your online marksheet shows your subject-wise marks, total marks, result status (Pass/Fail), and division. This online copy is for reference only. You must collect the original marksheet from your school or junior college.

• The MSBSHSE result decides whether you move to the next stage — Class 11 admission after SSC, or college/degree admission after HSC.
• HSC 2026 overall pass percentage is 89.79%; SSC 2026 overall pass percentage is 92.09%.
• Girls outperformed boys in both exams — 93.15% vs 86.80% in HSC, and 94.96% vs 89.56% in SSC.
• The Konkan division topped both exams (94.14% in HSC, 97.62% in SSC).
• You need at least 35% marks in each subject to pass.
• Students who fail one or two subjects can clear them through the compartment (supplementary) exam in July 2026.

MSBSHSE prepares and publishes the result through its nine divisional boards across Maharashtra.

In SSC 2026, out of over 16 lakh students who appeared, 92.09% passed — a dip from 94.10% in 2025, which the board linked to stricter anti-copying measures.
Source: Akashvani News (Govt. of India)

MSBSHSE Result Previous Year Statistics

Looking at past results helps you see where the 2026 numbers sit. Maharashtra’s pass percentages stay high — usually around 90% for HSC and above 92% for SSC. The two tables below show the year-wise trend for both exams, including this year.

The 2021 figures are unusually high because exams were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, and students were assessed differently that year. Treat 2021 as a one-off when you read the trend.

Source: MSBSHSE Official Portal

The trend tells a clear story. After the pandemic spike of 2021, both exams settled into their normal band, and 2026 is the toughest year in recent memory — HSC dropped to 89.79% (below 90% for the first time since 2020) and SSC fell to 92.09% from 94.10% in 2025. The board has linked the SSC dip to stricter anti-copying steps during the exams. One thing stays the same every year: girls pass at a higher rate than boys, and the Konkan division leads the state.

How to Check MSBSHSE Result 2026

You can check both the SSC and HSC results online in a few minutes. The main portal is mahresult.nic.in, but the board also uses mirror sites and apps so the load is spread out. Keep your hall ticket handy because you need your seat number.

Method 1: Official website (mahresult.nic.in)

• Go to mahresult.nic.in.
• Click the link for "HSC Examination Result 2026" or "SSC Examination Result 2026".
• Enter your seat number and your mother’s first name.
• Click submit and your result appears on the screen.
• Download it and take a printout for your records.

Method 2: Mirror websites

• You can also use mahahsscboard.in, hscresult.mkcl.org (HSC), and sscresult.mkcl.org (SSC).
• These work the same way — enter your seat number and mother’s first name.

Method 3: DigiLocker and UMANG app

• Log in to the DigiLocker or UMANG app with your mobile number.
• Search for MSBSHSE and pull your digital marksheet.
• This digital copy is handy when the main sites are busy.

Method 4: SMS

• The board announces an SMS format on result day for students with weak internet.
• Type your seat number in the given format and send it to the listed number to receive your marks.

MSBSHSE Result 2026: Marksheet Details

Once your result loads, check every detail carefully. A small spelling mistake in your name or a wrong subject code can cause problems during admission. If you spot any error, report it to your school or college right away.

Your online marksheet shows the following details:

• Your name and the student’s roll/seat number
• Mother’s name
• Subject-wise marks (theory and practical/internal)
• Total marks obtained and maximum marks
• Result status — Pass, Fail, or "Eligible for compartment"
• Division (Distinction, First, Second, or Pass class)
• Percentage of marks

The online copy is provisional. The original marksheet, which you collect from your school or junior college, is the document you submit for admissions and other official use.

MSBSHSE Grading System and Passing Marks

Maharashtra board uses a marks-and-division system rather than only letter grades. To pass, you need at least 35% in every subject. Your overall percentage then decides which division you fall into.

The board also has a grace marks rule. If you miss passing by a few marks in one or two subjects, the board may add a small number of grace marks (within set limits) to help you pass. Grace marks are applied automatically — you do not apply for them.

MSBSHSE Result 2026: Verification, Photocopy and Revaluation

If your marks look lower than you expected, you do not have to accept them straight away. MSBSHSE lets you apply for re-checking, a photocopy of your answer sheet, and revaluation. You apply online and pay a separate fee for each subject.

For 2026, the online application window ran from 3 to 17 May, and the board is expected to release the revised results in June 2026. The process follows a fixed order:

• Verification (re-checking): The board checks whether all your answers were marked and added up correctly. The fee is about ₹50 per subject — the quickest and cheapest option.
• Photocopy of answer sheet: You can ask for a scanned copy of your answer book to see how it was marked. The fee is around ₹400 per paper. Many students take this step before deciding on revaluation.
• Revaluation: After getting the photocopy, you can apply within five working days for a fresh assessment by an examiner, at about ₹300 per subject. Only students who applied for the photocopy can apply for revaluation.

Apply early next time, because the windows stay open only for a short period. If your marks change after this process, the board issues a corrected marksheet.

MSBSHSE Compartment (Supplementary) Exam 2026

Failing one or two subjects does not mean you lose a full year. MSBSHSE holds a compartment (also called supplementary) exam, usually in July 2026. You sit only for the subjects you could not clear, and a pass there lets you complete your SSC or HSC.

Here is how the compartment route works:

• Check your marksheet for the "Eligible for compartment" status against the failed subject.
• Fill the compartment exam form online within the dates announced (expected in June 2026).
• Pay the exam fee for each subject you are appearing in.
• Sit for the exam in July 2026 and check the result, expected in August 2026.

Clearing the compartment exam keeps you on track for Class 11 admission (after SSC) or college admission (after HSC) in the same academic year, since results come out before most admission deadlines close.

What After MSBSHSE Result 2026?

Your next move depends on whether you cleared SSC or HSC. Plan early because admissions in Maharashtra fill up fast once results are out.

After SSC (Class 10):

• Apply for Class 11 admission through the FYJC (First Year Junior College) online portal for your city or region.
• Choose your stream — Science, Commerce, or Arts — based on your marks and interest.
• Diploma and ITI courses are also open to you if you prefer a skill-based path.

After HSC (Class 12):

• Apply for degree courses such as B.A., B.Com, B.Sc, and B.Tech through college or CET-based admissions.
• Science students can use entrance exam scores (like MHT-CET, JEE, or NEET) for engineering, pharmacy, or medical admissions.
• Keep your original marksheet, school leaving certificate, and category certificate (if any) ready for verification.

If you are unhappy with your marks, wait for the revised result from re-checking before locking your admission choices. And if you have a compartment subject, clear it in July so your admission stays on track.