The Maharashtra State Board will distribute mark sheets, passing certificates and migration certificates for June–July 2026 SSC and HSC supplementary exams on July 23. Schools and junior colleges will receive documents at 11 am and provide them to students from 3 pm. The move completes the supplementary exam process for students improving scores or clearing pending subjects.
Mumbai: The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) has announced that mark sheets, passing certificates, migration certificates and other examination-related documents for students who appeared for the June–July 2026 Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) examinations will be distributed to schools and junior colleges on July 23.
Board directs divisional offices to ensure timely logistical arrangements
In a circular issued to all divisional boards, the state board directed that the examination documents be made available to secondary schools and junior colleges from 11 am on Thursday. Institutions have been instructed to distribute the mark sheets, certificates and migration certificates to students from 3 pm on the same day.
The board has asked all divisional offices to ensure timely distribution of the documents and make the necessary logistical arrangements to avoid delays. Schools and junior colleges have also been directed to inform students about the schedule and complete the distribution process efficiently.
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