The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education conducted the secondary school certificate practical and theory examinations for the academic year 2025-26 from February 2 to 18, 2026, and February 20 to March 18, 2026, respectively, in which a total number of 16, 15,489 students have participated.
Out of the total participants in the examination, 8,65,740 are male, 7,49,736 are female and 13 are transgender. The board will announce the result for all candidates simultaneously on its official website, https://mahahsscboard.in/, as a marksheet, and then they can check their subject-wise score by providing their seat number and mother’s name.
Students who took part in the examination are highly recommended to be handy with the result checking credentials to check it shortly. Not only students but also their parents are eagerly waiting for the announcement of a result to check on their children’s performance. Reports say that the answer sheet evaluation is almost completed, and the board officials are busy preparing the result to publish it.
How to check the Maharashtra SSC Result 2026?
To check the result for the examination, the complete step-by-step process is as follows. Shortly after the release, go through it to get the digital copy of the marksheet.
- Go to the official website of the MSBSHSE.
- Click on the ‘Result for SSC Examination 2026’ option.
- Enter Seat Number & Mother’s Name.
- Tap on the Submit button.
Alternatively, students can check the result for the examination through the digital mobile application, which can be downloaded from Playstore or App Store, or website, https://digilocker.gov.in/.
Mentioned Details
The examination results carry many important details, including personal information and examination performance. Refer to listed points for the reference.
- Candidate Name
- Mother’s Name
- Seat Number
- School Index Number
- Divisional Board Name
- Subject Titles
- Subject Codes
- Marks in Theory
- Marks in Practical/Internal
- Total Marks per Subject
- Grand Total Marks
- Overall Percentage
- Qualifying Status (Pass/Fail)
- Final Grade
Passing Criteria
To pass the SSC examination, students are required to get a 35% score to increase the brightness and aggregate. It is mandatory to get the minimum passing score separately in theory and practice for the paper with the practical component. It means if a paper of 100 marks has 80 marks as theory and 20 marks as practical, the students need to get at least 28 marks in theory and 7 marks in practical.
Failing to meet the minimum requirement in either of the components of the paper means failing the examination. Note that one must get minimum passing criteria in each paper; even if a candidate’s score is 400 or above but he or she fails to get at least 35 marks even in a single paper, then the individual will be unsuccessful.
Physical Marksheet
The result which the board will make available on its official website will be the provisional copy of the marksheet. Students will get the original ones from the admitted school a few days after that. Every year marksheets are distributed among the students within 2 months after the online result release.
As the board is expected to announce the result for 2026 in May, students can anticipate getting the physical copy of the marksheet from their school by July 2026. Note that it carries the same details which are available on the digital one, but the board sends the physical copy of the marksheet to school to distribute so students can have the proof of passing the examination, and it also requires getting admission after the SSC.