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Unlike several other states, the Maharashtra state board does not announce the names of the toppers. This year, 15,77,256 students registered to appear for the SSC exam. Out of the total number of those who appeared in the examination, 8,44,116 were boys and 7,33,067 were girls. Students who pass the Maharashtra SSC exams will be allowed to apply for First Year Junior College (FYJC) or Class 11 admissions for the academic year 2023- 2024.
The Maharashtra Board declared the HSC or class 12th result on May 25, in which the pass percentage stood at 91.25 per cent. Last year, out of a total of 15,68,977 students who appeared for the class 10th board exams in Maharashtra, a total of 96.94 per cent passed successfully. The pass percentage of boys was 96.06 per cent and that of girls was 97.96 per cent. The Class 10th results for the Maharashtra Board were released last year on June 17. The SSC exams in 2022 were held between March 15 and April 4. In 2021, as many as 99.95 per cent of students passed the class 10 exam. In 2020, 95.30 per cent of students passed the exam.
After getting the results, students must double-check their mark sheets after downloading them online. In case of any discrepancies, students must report to their respective schools or the MSBSHSE. They must cross-check their name and spelling, school and exam centre name, totaling, grades, and pass/ fail status.