Maharashtra SSC Result — Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about the Class 10 result, marksheet, revaluation and more.
The Maharashtra State Board (MSBSHSE) usually declares the SSC (Class 10) result in the second or third week of May. The exact date and time for 2027 will be announced by the board and updated here as soon as it is official.
The primary official website is mahresult.nic.in. Results are also available at sscresult.mahahsscboard.in, sscresult.mkcl.org and on DigiLocker.
You need your Seat Number (roll number) printed on your hall ticket and your Mother's First Name. Enter both on the official result portal and click Submit.
Type MHSSC followed by a space and your seat number, and send it to 57766. You will receive your result by return SMS. This is useful when official websites are busy.
A student must score a minimum of 35% marks in each subject to pass. Out of 100 marks per subject, at least 35 marks are required.
Distinction is awarded for 75% and above, First Division for 60% to 74.99%, Second Division for 45% to 59.99%, and a Pass Class for 35% to 44.99%.
No. The marksheet downloaded from the website is provisional. The original marksheet and certificate are issued by your school a few days after the result is declared.
Students who do not clear one or more subjects can apply for the Supplementary (compartment) examination, which is usually held in July. You can also apply for verification of marks or revaluation.
First apply online for a photocopy of your answer book. After reviewing it, you can apply for verification of marks or revaluation within the window announced by the board. A per-subject fee applies.
Log in to DigiLocker with your mobile number, search for the Maharashtra State Board, select the SSC marksheet, and enter your details to download the digital, verified copy.