Mumbai, May 5, 2025 — The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) has officially released the Maharashtra HSC Result 2025 for Class 12 students today. This year, an overall pass percentage of 91.88% has been recorded across Science, Commerce, and Arts streams.
The direct link to check the HSC result will be activated at 1 PM on the official website — mahresult.nic.in. Students can also access their provisional mark sheets via DigiLocker and partner websites.
Stream-Wise Pass Percentages for Maharashtra HSC 2025
Science: 97.35%
Commerce: 92.68%
Arts: 80.53%
Vocational: 83.3%
Compared to last year’s overall pass percentage of 93.37%, this year’s result shows a slight dip, but Science and Commerce streams continue to perform strongly.
Regional Performance: Konkan Tops, Latur Trails
Among the nine divisions, Konkan region topped the state once again with a 96.74% pass percentage, while Latur recorded the lowest among the divisions with 89.46%. The complete list of divisions includes:
Pune
Nagpur
Aurangabad (Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar)
Mumbai
Kolhapur
Amravati
Nashik
Latur
Konkan
How to Check Maharashtra HSC Result 2025 Online
Students can follow these steps to check and download their results:
Visit the official website: mahresult.nic.in
Click on “Maharashtra HSC Result 2025” link on the homepage
Enter your roll number and mother’s first name
Submit the details to view your result
Download and print the mark sheet for future reference
Other platforms where the result can be accessed:
Students are encouraged to register on DigiLocker and enter the 6-digit access code to view digital copies of their marksheets.
Rechecking, Revaluation & Answer Sheet Copy Requests
For students dissatisfied with their scores, the board has opened the window for rechecking, marks verification, photocopy of answer sheets, and revaluation from May 6 to May 20, 2025. Applications can be submitted online via the official website or through the respective schools.
What’s Next?
Original mark sheets will be distributed by respective schools in the coming days.
Students can begin the college admission process, based on stream and performance.
The board may soon release the supplementary exam schedule for students who could not pass in one or more subjects.
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