Maharashtra SSC Results 2025: The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) is set to announce the Maharashtra SSC (Class 10) result 2025 with expectations, pointing to the third week of May. More than 16 lakh students who appeared for the exam are eagerly waiting for their results, who will mark an important milestone in their academic journey.The results will be accessible on online mahresult.nic.in, students will need to enter their roll number and mother’s first name to see their scorecard.See also: CBSE board exam class 10th and 12th resultsIn SSC exams held in pen-end-paper mode from February 21 to March 17, 2025, a strong participation of 16,11,610 students, including 8,64,120 boys, 7,47,471 girls and 19 transgender candidates, was seen strong. The board is working diligently to ensure a smooth assessment process, expected to be released before the previous year’s program with the results, which saw the announcement on 27 May, 2024. The objective of this preliminary announcement is to facilitate timely admission in class 11 and to streamline the academic calendar.Record participation and exam detailsAn important polling was observed in 2025 SSC examinations, crossing the registration of 15,49,326 students in 2024, crossing 16 lakhs. The examination conducted in various divisions along with Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur and Konkan began with social science on 17 March. The initial release of the board of the timetable on November 21, 2024 allowed the students of adequate preparation time.Last year’s performance: a benchmarkIn 2024, Maharashtra SSC exams recorded an impressive overall pass percentage of 95.81%, with girls better than boys than 97.21%compared to 97.21%. Konkan Division led 99.01% pass rate, while Nagpur was at 94.73%. These figures set a high benchmark for 2025, with expectations that continued academic reforms, especially the performance in rural areas.Results and access to next stagesStudents can check their results such as mahahsscboard.in and sscresult.mkcl.org, SMS and Digilocker options are available for options. The provisional online marksheet will include details like marks, roll numbers and date of birth. The original marksheet will be distributed through post -schools announcement. For people dissatisfied with their score, the board provides a re -verification process, in which the results are accepted within two weeks of the declaration. The supplementary examination prescribed for July 2025 provides students an opportunity to improve their marks. The board will announce the details for verification and supplementary examination soon after the board results are declared.
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