Maharashtra SSC Results 2026: The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) in Pune has officially announced the results for the 10th-grade SSC examination today at 11:30 AM. Students who participated in the exam can now check their results. This year, the overall passing percentage stands at 92.09%, reflecting the impressive performance of students across the state. Among all divisions, the Konkan region achieved the highest pass rate of 97.62%, while Mumbai recorded a pass percentage of 94.97%.
Top Performers 179 Students Achieve Full Marks
A total of 179 students from various regions in Maharashtra secured 100% marks in the 2026 SSC examination. The results were declared today, Friday, May 8, 2026.
Important Details for Result Checking How to Check Results
The result data released by the board includes the performance of new regular, private, and reappearing students categorized accordingly. Students can view their results online using their roll number and mother's name.
Re-examination Candidates' Performance Pass Percentage for Re-examination Candidates
The overall pass percentage for candidates who took the re-examination in the Maharashtra SSC Results 2026 is 33.79%. The Nashik division performed the best with a pass rate of 47.17%, followed by Konkan with 39.03%.
Overall Statistics Summary of Examination Statistics
A total of 1,555,026 students registered for the exam, with 1,542,472 appearing, and 1,420,486 passing, resulting in an overall pass percentage of 92.09%.
Division-wise Passing Percentage Private Candidates' Performance
The total passing percentage for private candidates was 76.33%. The Kolhapur division recorded the highest passing percentage at 80.44%, while Latur had the lowest at 63.72%.
Re-examination Candidates' Pass Rate Pass Rate for Re-examination Candidates
The overall pass percentage for candidates who reappeared in the Maharashtra SSC Results 2026 was 33.79%. The Nashik division led with a pass rate of 47.17%, followed by Konkan at 39.03%.
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