MSBSHSE Class 12 Results 2025-26

The announcement of Class 12 (HSC) results by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) marks an essential stage in every student's academic path. The Class 12 results signify your eligibility to pursue higher education and a specialized career. The announcement of results for the academic year 2025-2026 is being eagerly awaited by both students and their parents.

ALLEN blog brings you this guide, providing you outlook and tentative dates, step-by-step directions to check your results online, a list of websites for official notification, and important procedures post-results. 

1.0MSBSHSE HSC Result 2026: Tentative Dates & Overview

The board maintains a regulated calendar for the school academic year 2025-2026, with final exams generally expected to end in March 2026. Once the exams conclude, the assessments will begin, leading to a much-anticipated result announcement.

The dates below are based on historical data and an academic calendar and are therefore tentative and subject to change with the board's official notification for the MSBSHSE. Students need to check the official website for the final confirmed schedule.

The MSBSHSE works to provide results as quick as possible (generally acclimate to 6-8 weeks after the end of the main theory exams).

Key Credentials Required to Check Result:

To successfully access your MSBSHSE HSC Result 2026 online, you will need two main pieces of information:

In order to successfully check your MSBSHSE HSC Result 2026 online you will need two credentials:

1.  Roll Number (or Seat Number) from your admit card.

2.  Mother's First Name (using 'XXX' if the mother's name was not mentioned).

2.0How to Check Your MSBSHSE Class 12 Result 2026 Online

The Maharashtra Board provides several user-friendly ways to check the results to handle the high traffic at the time of declaration and it is useful to know all of them. 

Via Official Websites

This is the main and most frequently used method of checking the result of MSBSHSE Class 12. The result link is active right when the official time announced by the board.

Step-by-Step Guide:

1.  Go to the Official Portal: Visit their main result website: mahresult.nic.in, hscresult.mahahsscboard.in . Rather than click on a link, type the URL in your browser as false links may be present.

2.  Find the Link: Look for and click on the large link that says, " HSC Examination February/March 2026 - Result" on the homepage.

3.  Enter Credentials: You will see a new login page. Enter your Roll Number (Seat Number) and your Mother's First Name. Always double check it, incorrect information will not show a result.

4. View Result: Select the "View Result" or "Submit" option.

5. Check and Save: Your draft online marksheet will appear on the screen. Verify all information, and download the PDF file, and print it for immediate reference. This will serve as your provisional marksheet until the proper one is provided by your school/college

Through SMS

SMS service is an excellent workaround if the internet bandwidth is slow to load the official web page, as it requires just a simple mobile phone.

To check results via SMS:

1. Open the SMS app on your mobile device.

2. Type a new message as shown below:t:

$$MHHSC\ <\text{SEAT NUMBER}>$$

(Example: If your Seat Number is D123456, type MHHSC D123456)

3. Send your message to the official MSBSHSE result SMS number (which is normally 57766). 

4. You will receive an SMS response in a short time with your result (Subject-wise marks and overall status) to the same mobile number. This SMS may be chargeable.

Using DigiLocker

The DigiLocker platform is an initiative by the Government of India, which offers a secure cloud-based platform to issue, verify and store digital documents. For the MSBSHSE, digital copies of marksheets and passing certificates are available on DigiLocker shortly after the results are declared.

Steps to Get Result via DigiLocker:

1. Access Digi Locker: Download the official DigiLocker App or visit the official website: digilocker.gov.in

2. Sign Up/ Log In: On the site, sign in to your account. If you have not previously used it, please sign up using your Aadhaar Number and mobile number.

3. Select Board: In the "Education" section find the "Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education."

4. Select Document: Click on "HSC Mark Sheet/Passing Certificate 2026."

5. Add Details: Enter your Year of Exam, Roll Number and other details requested (may include your Aadhar number or registered mobile number for verification).

6. Download: Your official digital marksheet will be retrieved and presented to you. A document that you retrieve from DigiLocker is valid for most official purposes, including admission.

3.0List of Official Websites for HSC Results

To access the correct information and avoid unreliable sources, you should use the official MSBSHSE authorized websites: 

4.0Essential Details on Your Online Marksheet

It is very important to check all the information printed on your provisional online marksheet immediately after viewing your result. This is your first opportunity to catch any printing or calculation errors. You must report any discrepancies right away to your school or divisional board.

The online result will typically contain the following information:

• Candidate’s Name
• Roll Number/Seat Number
• Mother’s First Name
• Father’s Name
• School/College Name and Code
• Divisional Board (e.g., Pune, Mumbai)
• Subject Codes and Subject Names
• Subject-wise Marks: Including marks scored in Theory, Practical/Oral, and Internal Assessment.
• Total Marks Obtained
• Maximum Marks
• Stream (Science, Commerce, Arts)
• Result Status (PASS/FAIL/ATKT)
• Overall Percentage and Grade (if applicable)

5.0 What to Do After the Result Declaration

The time following the announcement of your results is an important window for you to plan your next educational steps. Depending on your personal satisfaction with your results, you will have some options moving forward.

Marks Verification and Re-evaluation

• Students who suspect there is an error in the marks they received can apply to the board for the following post-result services:
• Verification of Marks: This is a simple re-totalling of the marks you received in order to ensure that the grand total is correct and that all answers you provided were marked. Submitting the verification request is usually online and comes with a small fee (typically around ₹50 per subject in past years).
• Photocopy of Answer Sheets: To request an alternate service of re-evaluation, which requires more rigorous thought and work on the part of the examiners, students must first request a photocopy of their evaluated answer sheets for the subject or subjects in question. Obtaining the photocopy of marked answer sheets allows the student to check how the internal marking was done in each answer. This service is also paid for (typically around ₹400 per subject in past years).
• Re-evaluation: After receiving the photocopy and confirming an actual mistake, a student may apply for re-evaluation in certain subjects. During the re-evaluation process, the entire answer script is checked again and a new examiner will assess the work. There is a charge (which has generally been around ₹300) for this service, the same charge that would apply for manual re-evaluation of the answer script. 

Important! These service applications are very time-sensitive; the usual application window is only about 10 to 15 days post result announcement. You will need to go online to the MSBSHSE Board official portal and apply, within the specified timeline.

Supplementary/Improvement Exams

The supplementary examination is also known as the 'July-August' examination and offers the possibility for students to clear papers and save an academic year.

• For Failed Students: Students who have failed in one or more subjects can call for supplementary exams. For the HSC Supplementary Exams, MSBSHSE, 2026 session, is expected to be conducted in June/July 2026 and the results will be in October 2026.
• For Improvement: MSBSHSE will also have a Class Improvement Scheme. Passed students wanting to improve their percentage can write the supplementary exam or the next main examination (Feb/Mar 2027) as an 'improvement candidate.' It must be noted that whichever of the two attempts results in the better mark will be considered and recorded on the final mark sheet.

Collecting the Original Marksheet

The document you have seen online is simply a temporary record of marks. The actual original hardcopy marksheet and passing certificate are the key legal documents. 

• Distribution: The MSBSHSE sends these documents to the Divisional Boards, after which these boards send them to the schools/junior colleges.

Collection: Students must collect the original documents in person from their school/college during the next few weeks after the online declaration. It is the original marksheet and passing certificate that will be needed for all official purposes, including university/college admissions, applying for competitive exams, and job interviews that you may have.