The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) has officially declared the Class 12 HSC Result 2025 today, May 5, at 1 PM. This year, a total of 14,27,085 students registered for the HSC exams, with 14,17,969 appearing for the assessments conducted between February 11 and March 11. Out of these, 13,02,873 students passed, resulting in an overall pass percentage of 91.88%.
While this performance remains commendable, it reflects a slight decline compared to last year’s pass percentage of 93.37%, indicating a drop of 1.49%. Nevertheless, girls have once again outperformed boys, achieving a pass percentage of 94.58% compared to 89.51% for male students. This marks a difference of 5.07%, showcasing the continued trend of female students excelling in the examinations.
Students can access their results by visiting the official websites, including mahresult.nic.in and mahahsscboard.in. To check their results, candidates need to enter their roll number and mother’s first name as indicated on their admit card. The digital mark sheets will also be available for download on platforms like hscresult.mkcl.org and results.digilocker.gov.in.
In addition to the overall statistics, the board has provided insights into the performance across different streams. The Science stream recorded the highest pass percentage at 97.35%, followed by Commerce at 92.68%. The Arts stream saw a lower pass percentage of 80.52%, while the Vocational stream stood at 83.26%. Notably, 37 subjects achieved a remarkable 100% pass rate out of a total of 154 subjects.
For students who may not have met the passing criteria, the Maharashtra State Board offers the option to apply for the HSC Supplementary Exams, allowing them another opportunity to clear their subjects. The last date to apply for re-evaluation of marks is May 20, 2025. Students wishing to challenge their scores can do so by applying for photocopies of their answer sheets, which requires a separate fee.
While the overall performance has dipped, the statistics reveal that 1,49,932 students secured more than 75% marks, and around 4,500 students scored above 90%. However, no student achieved a perfect score of 100% this year, indicating the competitive nature of the examinations.
The district-wise performance also highlights significant disparities. The Konkan division emerged as the top-performing district with an impressive pass percentage of 96.74%, while Latur recorded the lowest at 89.46%. Among differently-abled candidates, 7,310 registered for the exam, with 6,705 successfully passing, resulting in a commendable pass percentage of 92.38%.
As students eagerly await their results, the board has urged everyone to verify their details on the digital mark sheets and to reach out to the MSBSHSE if they notice any discrepancies. The original mark sheets will be available for collection from respective schools in the coming days.
The Maharashtra HSC Result 2025 not only plays a critical role in determining students' eligibility for undergraduate programs across various fields, including medicine, engineering, law, commerce, and arts, but it also sets the stage for their future academic endeavors. With the results now declared, students are encouraged to explore their options for further education or vocational training.
For those looking to check their results via SMS, the board has provided a service where students can type MHHSC and send it to 57766 to receive their results directly on their mobile phones. This option is particularly useful for students in areas with limited internet connectivity.
In summary, the Maharashtra HSC Class 12 Result 2025 has been declared with a total pass percentage of 91.88%. As students navigate their next steps, the board continues to provide resources and support to ensure a smooth transition into higher education.
