Maharashtra HSC result 2018 Updates: Amol Dilip Gawade tops exam with 642 out of 650 marks
The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) result for the Maharashtra Board HSC Class 12th will be released at 1 pm
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Maharashtra HSC exams were conducted across 9 divisions
The exams were conducted among the 9 divisions of Konkan, Mumbai, Nagpur, Pune, Aurangabad, Amaravati, Nashik, Kolhapur and Latur.
How to apply for revaluation in Maharashtra HSC 12th results 2018
Candidates may apply for re-evaluation for one or more papers within five days of receiving photocopy of the paper. A recommendation letter of the school or college is compulsory for the application. For each paper, Rs400 for photocopy and Rs 300 for revaluation is the amount to be paid. The board claims that revaluation result will be declared within 15 days of application.
How to check results through SMS
Students can also request their Maharashtra HSC result through SMS. To receive results via SMS, type MHHSCSEAT NO and send it to 57766.
Where to check results:
Results can be checked, once declared, on any of the following websites:
mahresult.nic.in , examresults.net , result.mkcl.org , mh-hsc.ac.in , examresults.net/maharashtra , results.gov.in , MaharashtraEducation.com
Former Union minister Praful Patel congratulates students
“Congratulations to all the students who have passed HSC exam; your hard work and efforts have paid off. Good luck to all of you for your future and for your next ambitions,” he said.
Third rank jointly secured by 3 students
The third rank was shared by three students — Chavan Dhanashri Eknath, Sahu Ritika Ramnaresh, Aditya Surendrakumar. They scored 637 out of 650 each, according to reports.
Overall performance of candidates in Maharashtra HSC result 2018
Pass percentage slightly dips
When compared to last year, the pass percentage dipped this year by 1.09 percent
Original marksheets to be distributed on 12 June
The original mark sheets of the Maharashtra Class 12 board students will be distributed on June 12 at 3 pm, India Today reported. All candidates are advised by the board to go their respective schools to collect the marksheets.
Maharashtra HSC result 2018 division-wise performance of students
Amol Dilip tops exam MSBSHSE HSC result 2018
Gawade Amol Dilip has secured the top position in the Maharashtra HSC exam by scoring 642 out of 650 marks, The Indian Express reported. The second position was secured by Amit Kisan, who scored 639 out of 650.
The official website mahresult.nic.in was temporarily down due to heavy traffic, but it is now back up
How BSNL users can check results via SMS
Candidates who are BSNL users can send an SMS to check their result by send an SMS in this format, MHHSC (space) (seat no) and send it to 57766
Stream-wise pass percentage in Maharashtra HSC result 2018:
Total pass percentage: 88.41%
Humanities: 78.93%
Science: 95.85%
Commerce: 89.50%
Official website now confirms that results have been declared
5,486 candidates scored above 90 percent
A total of 5,486 candidates have score above 90 percent in Maharashtra, The Indian Express reported. Over 17.51 lakh students had appeared for the SSC examinations.
Girls outperform boys once again
Once again with 92.36 percent, girls have outperformed boys whose pass percentage stands at 85.23 percent. The Board conducted the exams at 9 divisions: Konkan, Mumbai, Pune, Aurangabad, Nagpur, Amaravati, Kolhapur, Latur and Nashik.
Konkan division tops with pass percentage of 94.85 percent
Konkan division secured the first position with a pass percentage of 94.85 percent, followed by Pune (89.58 percent), Aurangabad (88.74 percent), and Amravati (88.08 percent). Nashik has the lowest pass percentage of 86.13 percent.
Pass percentage stands at 88.41 percent
The pass percentage this year is 88.41 percent, Hindustan Times reported. Of the 14,16,986 students who appeared for the exam, 12,52,817 students passed.
Most registered candidates registered in MSBSHSE are from Science stream
Of the total students registered, 5,80,820 students were for Science, 4,79,863 students for Arts, 3,66,756 students for Commerce, and the 57,693 students for the vocational stream
Results declared
The Maharashtra HSC result 2018 has been declared at the press conference in the state board headquarters in Pune addressed by the State Board chairman Shakuntala Kale
Revaluation process for MSBSHSE result 2018
After the result declaration, the revaluation process will begin from tomorrow (31 May) for those who are unsatisfied with their marks. In case a student does not manage to pass, he/she can appear for re-exams which will be held in the month of July.
How to check results through SMS
Students can also request their Maharashtra HSC result through SMS. To receive results via SMS, type MHHSCSEAT NO and send it to 57766.
Over 14 lakh students appeared for this year’s MSBSHSE HSC exam
More than 14 lakh students sat for the MSBSHSE HSC exam. The Maharashtra Class 12 exams were conducted at 9,486 colleges and 2,822 centers
Students should follow these steps to check scores:
Step 1: Visit the official website, mahresults.nic.in
Step 2: Click on the result link
Step 3: In the new tab, enter the registration number, roll number
Step 4: Results will appear on the screen
Step 5: Download it, and take a print out for further reference.
Where to check results:
Results can be checked, once declared, on any of the following websites:
mahresult.nic.in , examresults.net , result.mkcl.org , mh-hsc.ac.in , examresults.net/maharashtra , results.gov.in , MaharashtraEducation.com
Official website to declare result at 1 pm
The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) will declare the Maharashtra Class 12th Result 2018 today (30 May) at 1 pm, confirmed board officials
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