In short: Maharashtra Board SSC (Class 10) and HSC (Class 12) Results 2027 will be released on the official website mahahsscboard.in. SSC exams are scheduled from February 15 to March 11, 2027, and HSC exams from February 8 to March 16, 2027. Results are expected in May-June 2027. MSBSHSE conducts exams across 9 divisions (Pune, Mumbai, Aurangabad, Nashik, Kolhapur, Amravati, Latur, Nagpur, Ratnagiri). Students can apply for verification, photocopy of answer sheets, and revaluation online. This guide covers everything from checking results to the supplementary exam process.
Maharashtra Board Result 2027 — Key Details
| Detail | SSC (Class 10) | HSC (Class 12) |
|---|---|---|
| Board | MSBSHSE | MSBSHSE |
| Exam dates | Feb 15 - Mar 11, 2027 | Feb 8 - Mar 16, 2027 |
| Practical dates | Jan 28 - Feb 13 | Jan 20 - Feb 6 |
| Expected result | June 2027 | May 2027 |
| Official website | mahahsscboard.in | mahahsscboard.in |
| Pass marks | 35% per subject | 35% per subject |
| Divisions | 9 across Maharashtra | 9 across Maharashtra |
How to Check Result
Method 1: Official MSBSHSE Website
- Visit mahahsscboard.in
- Click on "SSC Result 2027" or "HSC Result 2027"
- Enter your Seat Number (Hall Ticket Number)
- Enter Mother's First Name (security verification)
- Click Submit
- Result displays with subject-wise marks
- Download and print
Method 2: Division-Wise Websites
Each of the 9 divisions has its own result portal:
| Division | Website |
|---|---|
| Pune | pune.mahahsscboard.in |
| Mumbai | mumbai.mahahsscboard.in |
| Aurangabad | aurangabad.mahahsscboard.in |
| Nashik | nashik.mahahsscboard.in |
| Kolhapur | kolhapur.mahahsscboard.in |
| Amravati | amravati.mahahsscboard.in |
| Latur | latur.mahahsscboard.in |
| Nagpur | nagpur.mahahsscboard.in |
| Ratnagiri | konkan.mahahsscboard.in |
Method 3: DigiLocker
- digilocker.gov.in or app
- Login with Aadhaar
- Search "MSBSHSE"
- Download digitally verified marksheet
Method 4: SMS and Apps
- Maharashtra board results are also available on mahresult.nic.in
- SMS services may be activated on result day
- Check local newspaper websites for alternative links
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Understanding Your Maharashtra Board Result
Grading System
Maharashtra Board uses a grade-based system alongside percentage:
| Grade | Percentage Range |
|---|---|
| A1 | 91-100% |
| A2 | 81-90% |
| B1 | 71-80% |
| B2 | 61-70% |
| C1 | 51-60% |
| C2 | 41-50% |
| D | 35-40% |
| E (Fail) | Below 35% |
Pass Criteria
- 35% in each subject — both theory and practical/internal combined
- For subjects with practicals: must pass both components
- Overall pass certificate requires passing all subjects
Photocopy, Retotalling, and Revaluation
Maharashtra Board offers a comprehensive post-result review system:
1. Verification of Marks (Retotalling)
- What it does: Checks if all questions were totalled correctly, all pages were checked
- Cost: Approximately ₹100-200 per subject
- When to apply: Within 7-10 days of result (dates announced with result)
- Apply online: mahahsscboard.in
- Result: Usually within 15-20 days
2. Photocopy of Answer Sheet
- What it does: You receive a scanned copy of your answer sheet
- Cost: Approximately ₹200-300 per subject
- Why useful: See exactly where you lost marks, helps decide if revaluation is worth it
- Apply online: Same portal
- Timeline: Usually within 15-20 days
3. Revaluation (Compulsory Subjects Only)
- What it does: Your answer sheet is evaluated by a different examiner
- Eligible subjects: Only compulsory subjects (not optional)
- Cost: Approximately ₹300-500 per subject
- Risk: Marks can increase OR decrease
- Apply online: mahahsscboard.in
- Timeline: 30-45 days
- Strategy: Get the photocopy first, then decide on revaluation
Recommended Process
- Get photocopy of subjects where you think marks are unfair
- Review the photocopy — check if answers were correct but not marked properly
- Apply for revaluation only if you are confident your answers deserve more marks
- Retotalling is low-risk — always apply if you are close to a division boundary
Supplementary Exam
Who Is Eligible
- Students who failed in 1-2 subjects in SSC or HSC
- ATKT (Allowed to Keep Terms) students
When
- Usually June-July 2027 for HSC
- Usually July 2027 for SSC
- Dates announced on mahahsscboard.in
How to Apply
- Visit mahahsscboard.in when dates are announced
- Fill supplementary exam form online
- Pay the exam fee
- Download admit card
- Appear for the failed subject(s) only
After Passing Supplementary
- You receive a regular pass certificate
- "Supplementary" is not mentioned on the final marksheet
- College admissions accept supplementary-passed students
- Some competitive colleges may have earlier deadlines — check individually
After Results — Next Steps
SSC (Class 10) Students
High Scorers (80%+):
- Apply for FYJC (Class 11) admission through the centralised process
- Mumbai: Online admission through 11thadmission.org.in
- Choose stream carefully — Science, Commerce, Arts
- Top junior colleges fill fast — apply early
Average Scorers (50-79%):
- Good junior colleges still available
- Stream selection based on interest, not just marks
- Diploma courses are an excellent alternative (polytechnic)
Failed Students:
- Supplementary exam for 1-2 subjects
- NIOS option for more subjects
- Vocational courses through ITI
HSC (Class 12) Students
Career Paths by Stream:
Science: JEE Main, NEET, MHT-CET → Engineering/Medical in Maharashtra colleges Commerce: CA Foundation, B.Com from Mumbai University, BMS from top Mumbai colleges Arts: BA from Mumbai/Pune University, CLAT for law, MPSC preparation
Maharashtra-Specific:
- MHT-CET — Maharashtra Common Entrance Test for engineering and pharmacy
- MPSC — Maharashtra Public Service Commission for state government jobs
- Mumbai University and Pune University — major admission destinations
Frequently Asked Questions
When will Maharashtra Board results be declared?
HSC results are typically declared in May 2027, and SSC results in June 2027. Exact dates are announced on mahahsscboard.in.
Is the photocopy process worth it?
Yes, if you feel your marks are surprisingly low. The photocopy shows you exactly where marks were deducted. It costs ₹200-300 per subject but can help you decide if revaluation is worthwhile.
Can marks decrease after revaluation?
Yes. Revaluation means a different examiner re-evaluates your paper. Marks can go up or down. This is why getting the photocopy first is recommended — review it before applying for revaluation.
What is the ATKT rule in Maharashtra?
ATKT (Allowed To Keep Terms) means a student who fails in some subjects can still attend the next class and re-appear for failed subjects. This applies to colleges affiliated with Maharashtra universities.
How does FYJC centralised admission work?
In Mumbai and other major cities, Class 11 (FYJC) admission is through a centralised online process. Students fill preferences (colleges + streams), and seats are allotted based on merit. Check 11thadmission.org.in for Mumbai.
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