Maharashtra HSC, SSC Supplementary Result 2021 to be announced today, here’s how to check

MSBSHSE HSC, SSC supplementary result 2021 will be declared on October 20 at 1 pm. Students can check the result at mahresult.nic.in.

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSC) is all set to release the Maha Board HSC, SSC supplementary result 2021 on October 20 (Wednesday) at 1 pm on its official website. State education minister Varsha Gaikwad informed this via tweet. Students who appeared for the Class 10, 12 supplementary exams in the state will be able to check the Maha board SSC, HSC supplementary result using their roll number and mother’s maiden name.

“The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education will declare results of Std 10th & Std 12th Supplementary Exams, 2021 on October 20 at 1 pm. Students can access their results at http://mahresult.nic.in. Best of luck!! @msbshse,” the state education minister informed in a tweet.

Steps to check Maha Board SSC, HSC Result 2021

• Visit the official website at mahresult.nic.in
• Click on the link to check HSC/SSC supplementary Result 2021
• Enter the required credentials
• Submit details
• The result will appear on the screen
• Check and download the result
• Take a printout of the result and secure it for further reference

Click to check Maharashtra Board HSC Supplementary Result 2021

Click to check Maharashtra Board SSC Supplementary Result 2021

Students must note that the result of Maharashtra Board released online is provisional in nature. They will be required to collect the original marksheet from their schools.

Here’s the official tweet by Varsha Gaikwad:

In Maharashtra HSC, the total pass percentage was 99.63 per cent this year. In Science stream, 99.45 per cent of the total students passed. The pass percentage in Commerce and Arts stream was 99.91 and 99.83, respectively. This year, close to 14 lakh students had registered for the HSC exam in schools affiliated to the state board, MSBSHSE.

In class 10, the MSBSHSE has registered 99.95 pass percentage. Around 15.74 lakh students from Maharashtra had registered for the SSC exams in 2020-21. However, due to a surge in Covid cases, the Board had canceled the offline examination which was scheduled in April. The evaluation of students was done on the basis of internal assessment.

Read More:

• Check Maharashtra Board SSC syllabus 2022 here
• Check Maharashtra Board HSC syllabus 2022 here