The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) has officially declared the HSC (Class 12) examination results for the year 2026 today, May 2, 2026. Students who appeared for the examinations held between February and March 2026 can now access their results through the official portals.
Along with the results, Mahrashtra HSC Board has also released the comprehensive statistics for the 2026 HSC examinations. Below is a detailed breadown of the result highlights, websites to check result, and statistics of the Class 12 results.
HSC Result 2026 Maharashtra Board: Highlights
The Maharashtra Board has released the following performance statistics:
| Category | Data |
| Overall Pass Percentage | 89.79% |
| Top Performing Division | Konkan Division |
| Girls’ Pass Percentage | 93.15% |
Maharashtra Board HSC 12th Result 2026 Access Portals
Candidates can view and download their provisional marksheets by visiting the following official websites:
Additionally, digital marksheets are available via the DigiLocker platform and the UMANG app.
How to Check Your Maharashtra Board HSC Class 12 Result 2026?
Navigate to one of the official websites listed above.
Locate and click on the link labeled “HSC Examination February 2026 Result.”
Enter your Seat Number and Mother’s First Name (as specified on your hall ticket).
Submit the details to view your scorecard.
Download and print the result for your future reference.
MSBSHSE Class 12th Examination Results 2026 Statistics
1. Overall Pass Percentage & Registration Data
The overall pass percentage for the academic year 2026 stands at 89.79%. A total of 14,44,713 students registered for the examination, out of which 14,33,058 students appeared, and 12,86,843 students successfully qualified.
Total Registered: 14,44,713
Total Appeared: 14,33,058
Total Passed: 12,86,843
Overall Pass Percentage: 89.79%
2. Stream-Wise Performance
The Science stream recorded the highest success rate, followed by Commerce and Arts. Vocational and ITI courses also recorded moderate performance levels.
| Stream | Pass Percentage |
| Science | 96.44% |
| Commerce | 87.03% |
| Vocational | 82.64% |
| ITI Courses | 81.78% |
| Arts | 78.02% |
3. Division-Wise Performance
Performance varied significantly across the nine regional divisions of the state. Konkan and Latur shared the top spot with identical pass rates, while Nagpur recorded the lowest success rate.
| Division / Region | Pass Percentage |
| Latur | 94.84% |
| Konkan | 94.84% |
| Pune | 91.25% |
| Kolhapur | 89.97% |
| Nashik | 90.72% |
| Amravati | 90.92% |
| Mumbai | 90.08% |
| Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar | 88.68% |
| Nagpur | 88.67% |
4. Gender-Wise Analysis
Female students continued their consistent trend of outperforming male students by a notable margin across all categories.
Girls Pass Rate: 93.15%
Boys Pass Rate: 86.80%
Gender Gap: 6.35 percentage points
5. Other Performance Statistics
Repeat and Private Student Results
Repeat Students: 50,876 students registered, out of which 50,346 appeared and 18,349 passed (36.44%).
Private Students: 37,559 students registered, out of which 36,941 appeared and 29,634 passed (80.21%).
Individual Subject Performance
Mathematics & Statistics: 1,12,313 appeared, 1,09,175 passed (97.21%).
Geography: 99,862 appeared, 95,880 passed (96.01%).
Economics: 87,265 appeared, 78,311 passed (89.74%).
Book Keeping & Accountancy: 55,739 appeared, 48,705 passed (87.38%).
Important Post-Result Procedures
For students who are not satisfied with their marks or wish to undergo the verification process, the board has provided the following schedule:
Important Note: Applications for retotalling and photocopies of answer sheets can be submitted online from May 3 to May 17, 2026.
Verification/Retotalling: Requires a nominal fee per subject.
Photocopy Request: Students must apply for a photocopy before requesting a full re-evaluation.
Re-evaluation Window: Requests must be submitted within five working days after the receipt of the answer sheet photocopy.
Supplementary Exams: Tentatively scheduled for the last week of June 2026.
Students are advised to treat the online result as a provisional mark sheet. Original documents will be distributed through respective junior colleges in due course. If you encounter any discrepancies in your personal details or marks, please contact your school administration or the local divisional board office immediately.
