Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education will release the Maharashtra SSC, i.e., 10th Board, results this month. Although the date and time of releasing the results has not been announced yet, it is likely to be announced soon. When the result is released, the students who appeared in the examination can check the result on the official websites of the Maharashtra Board, mahresult.nic.in, sscresult.mkcl.org and sscresult.mahahsscboard.in.
Maharashtra Board Class 10th results will be announced through a press conference, in which important details related to this year's examination will be shared, including passing percentage, number of students, division-wise results, etc. The 10th examination started on 21 February and ended on 17 March. This examination was held in two shifts. The exam was conducted in the first shift from 11 am to 2 pm and the second shift from 3 pm to 6 pm.
How can you check the result?
First of all, go to the official website of Maharashtra Board mahahsscboard.in.
Then click on the Maharashtra SSC Result 2025 link available on the homepage.
After that, a new page will open, where candidates have to enter login details.
Now click on submit, and your result will be visible.
Check your result and download the page.
Keep a hard copy of it with you for future use.
How was the 10th result in 2024?
Last year i.e., in 2024, the Maharashtra Board 10th result was declared on 27th May, while a total of 15,60,154 students had registered for this exam, out of which 15,49,326 students appeared in the exam. At the same time, a total of 14,84,431 students had passed the examination i.e. the total passing percentage was 95.81 percent. In this, the passing percentage of girls was 97.21 percent and the passing percentage of boys was 94.56 percent. Konkan division became the highest performing division with 99.01 percent result, while Nagpur became the lowest performing division with 94.73 percent result.
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