Maharashtra board class 10th Results 2020 to be out soon; Know latest update at mahresult.nic.in

Maharashtra board SSC class 10th results 2020 date: The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) is expected to release the result of class 10 board exams or SSC results by the next week. Once the board makes the announcement, MSBSHSE class 10th Results it will be available on the official websites ie, mahresult.nic.in, maharashtraeducation.com, and mahahsscboard.maharashtra.gov.in.

Since the MSBSHSE Inter results 2020 have been declared on July 17, the class 10 results can be expected to be out anytime next week, however, the official dates are yet to be announced by the board.

Around 17 lakh students had registered for the board exams this year.

Pending exam:
Due to Coronavirus outbreak induced lockdown across the country the SSC Geography exam could not be held. So the board has decided to allot the marks for Geography subject on the basis of internal assessment.

Result announced:
Last year, the results for Maharashtra Board class 10 exams was announced a week after the declaration of Maharashtra HSC results.

Websites to check result:
Once the results is declared by the board it will be available on the official websites of Maharashtra board ie, mahresult.nic.in, maharashtraeducation.com, and mahahsscboard.maharashtra.gov.in.

Passing marks:
Students need to score an aggregate score of 35% with at least 20% marks in the theory of every subject to pass the Maharashtra SSC exam.

Maharashtra HSC Class 12 results 2020:
MSBSHSE declared the Maharashtra HSC Class 12 results 2020 on July 16 at 1 pm on Thursday.

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MSBSHSE has shared the result statistics according to which 90.66 per cent of regular students have passed the Maharashtra HSC board exam. According to the board, the overall success rate (freshers and repeaters) for the state is 87.69 per cent up from last year’s 83.18 per cent. The freshers recorded a success rate of 90.66 per cent while only 39.03 per cent of repeaters passed.