The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) organizes the Class X exams every year. These exams assess students' understanding of subjects studied in grades 9 and 10. Passing these exams is essential for admission to Class XI and further studies. The exams cover core subjects like languages, mathematics, science, and social sciences, ensuring a well-rounded assessment of a student's knowledge and skills.

Students must be enrolled in a recognized school in Maharashtra and have completed the 9th standard from such a school. There is no age restriction, and students can attempt the exam in the academic year they complete Class X. The exams are open to regular as well as private candidates who meet the board's criteria.

Maharashtra SSC Exam 2026 Overview

The Maharashtra SSC exams are state-level board exams conducted annually between February and March. The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) is expected to release the SSC (Class 10) 2026 examination date sheet in November 2025.

Once released, students will be able to check and download the date sheet on the official website of the board - mahasscboard.in.

• Every year, around 15 to 16 lakh students appear for the Maharashtra SSC exam in two shifts.
• The morning shift timing is from 11 AM to 2 PM and the evening shift timing is from 3 PM to 6 PM.
• Both regular and private students have to register for Maharashtra SSC 2026 through their respective schools.
• The Maharashtra SSC 2026 registration fee is INR 470 (Both online and offline).
• The registration fee payment is done either online or by a challan (only by school authorities).

In the 2025 Maharashtra board Class 10 examination, out of the 15,13,909 student registrations, 7,60,046 students applied for the science stream, 3,81,982 for the arts stream, and 3,29,905 for the commerce stream. Students whose application forms will be filled out correctly within the deadline will receive the admit cards.

Along with mahasscboard.in, the exam date sheet and Maharashtra 10 result can be checked and downloaded on the following websites:

• mahresult.nic.in
• msbshse.co.in
• mh-ssc.ac.in
• sscboardpune.in

Key Summary

• Maharashtra SSC 2026 exam is scheduled to be held between February and March 2026.
• MSBSHSE will start the SSC registration process for both private and regular candidates in October 2026.
• The application fee for the Maharashtra SSC 2026 exam will remain the same for both online and offline modes (Rs 470).
• Based on the previous year's exam pattern, the Maharashtra SSC 2026 exam will have five papers, including two language papers.
• Students appearing for the exam are required to fulfill the passing criteria of 35% in each subject and 35% overall.

Maharashtra Board Class 10 Exam Details

Maharashtra Board Class 10 is conducted only in the state of Maharashtra for students in Class 10. There are 5 subjects that are mandatory, including English, Hindi, Social Science, Mathematics and Science. The minimum percentage of marks required is 35% to obtain a pass result.

The important highlights of the Maharashtra SSC exam 2026 are provided below in a tabular format:

Particulars	Details
Exam Name	Maharashtra SSC (Class 10) Exam 2026
Conducting Body	Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE)
Exam Level	State Level
Exam Frequency	Annual
Exam Mode	Offline
Exam Duration	3 hours per paper
Exam Shifts	Morning: 11 AM to 2 PM; Evening: 3 PM to 6 PM
Application Fee	INR 470
Official Website	mahasscboard.in

Maharashtra Board Class 10 2026 Important Dates

The Maharashtra SSC 2026 exam will be conducted between February and March 2026. The MSBSHSE is expected to release the official date sheet in November 2025.

Event	Expected Date
Release of date sheet	November 2025
Registration start	October 2026
Exam start date	February 2026
Exam end date	March 2026

Maharashtra SSC 2026 Exam Pattern

Based on the previous year's exam pattern, the Maharashtra SSC 2026 exam will have five papers, including two language papers. The exam will be conducted in offline mode.

Subject	Type
English	Language Paper
Hindi	Language Paper
Social Science	Core Subject
Mathematics	Core Subject
Science	Core Subject

Maharashtra SSC Passing Criteria

Students appearing for the Maharashtra SSC 2026 exam are required to fulfill the passing criteria of 35% in each subject and 35% overall. The minimum percentage of marks required to obtain a pass result is 35%.

Maharashtra Board Class 10 Last Year Statistics

In the 2025 Maharashtra board Class 10 examination, a total of 15,13,909 students registered for the exam. The stream-wise distribution of applications is provided below.

Stream	Number of Students
Science	7,60,046
Arts	3,81,982
Commerce	3,29,905
Total	15,13,909

Maharashtra SSC Registration Process

Both regular and private students have to register for Maharashtra SSC 2026 through their respective schools. The registration fee payment is done either online or by a challan (only by school authorities).

The application fee for the Maharashtra SSC 2026 exam will remain the same for both online and offline modes (Rs 470). Students whose application forms will be filled out correctly within the deadline will receive the admit cards.

Maharashtra Board Class 10 Exam 2026 Overview

The Maharashtra Board Class 10 exam is also known as the Maharashtra Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exam. The exam is conducted in pen and paper mode, which is offline.

Particulars	Details
Examination Name	Maharashtra Secondary School Certificate (SSC - Class 10th)
Mode of Examination	Pen & Paper (Offline)
Exam Dates	February 11 – March 11, 2026 (Tentative)
Official Website	mahahsscboard.in
Result Date	May 2026 (Tentative)
Login Credentials for Result	Roll Number and Mother’s First Name
Result Mode	Online
Result Portal	mahresult.nic.in

About the Maharashtra State Board

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) is a statutory and autonomous body. It was established under the "Maharashtra Secondary Boards Act" 1965, which was amended in 1977.

Maharashtra Board Class 10 2026 Important Dates

Students appearing for the Maharashtra SSC exam in 2026 can check the tentative dates for the application form, practical exams, and theory exams below.

Tentative Dates	Important Events
October 2025	Release of Maharashtra SSC 2026 Application Form
October 2025	Last Date to Register for Maharashtra SSC 2026 Exam
November 2025	Release of Maharashtra SSC 2026 Timetable PDF
January 2026	Release of SSC 2026 Admit Card
February 2026	Commencement of Practical Exams
February–March 2026	Commencement of Theory Exams

Maharashtra Board Class 10 2026 Timetable Expected

The official Maharashtra SSC timetable 2026 has not been released yet. The exam authority is expected to release the SSC timetable PDF by December 2025.

Exam Dates (Expected)	First Shift (11 am to 2 pm)	Second Shift (3 am to 6 pm)
Last Week of February 2026	First Language Marathi Hindi Urdu Gujarati Kannada Tamil Telugu Malayalam Sindhi Punjabi Bengali	Second or Third Language German French

Maharashtra SSC 2025 Exam Details

The Maharashtra Class 10 exams for 2025 were conducted between February 21 and March 17, 2025. The exams were held in pen and paper format.

The Maharashtra SSC Timetable 2025 was released on November 21, 2024 on the official website.

Maharashtra SSC 2025 Toppers

There is no single topper for Maharashtra SSC 2025. The Maharashtra State Board has a large number of perfect scorers, with 211 students scoring 100%.

Some individuals who scored high marks include Bhavik Manish Zambani from Amravati (97.4%) and Trupti Nandkishor Jadhav (97%). Many others also achieved 100% and are considered toppers.

Number of Attempts for Maharashtra SSC Exam

There is no limit on the number of attempts in the SSC CGL Exam 2025. Candidates can appear for the SSC CGL exam as many times as they wish, provided they meet the age limit and educational eligibility criteria specified in the notification.

Maharashtra Board Class 10 Exam 2026: Overview

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) will conduct the Class 10 board exams in February and March 2026. The official timetable has not been released yet.

The exams are expected to begin in the last week of February 2026 and end in the second week of March 2026. The schedule below is based on the expected exam dates.

Maharashtra SSC Exam 2026 Timetable

The table below lists the subjects and their expected exam dates for the Maharashtra SSC 2026 exams.

Expected Date	Subjects
Last Week of February 2026	Multi-Skill Assistant Technician/ Introduction to Basic Technology Automotive Service Technician Four Wheeler Service Assistant Store Operation Assistant Assistant Beauty Therapist Tourism and Hospitality - Food & Beverage Service Trainee Agriculture- Solanaceous Crop Cultivator Electronics & Hardware Field Technician- Other home appliances (Old course) Junior Field Technician Home Appliances Home Care- Home Health Aide Mechanical Technology Electrical Technology Electronics Technology IT-ITES-Domestic Data Entry Operator Power-Consumer Energy Meter-Technician Physical Education (Sport)- Early Year Physical Activity Facilitator Apparel - Sewing Machine Operator Plumber General (Old course) Assistant- Plumber General (Revised Course) BFSI - Microfinance Executive
Last Week of February 2026	Second or Third Language: Marathi Kannada Tamil Telugu Malayalam Sindhi Bengali Punjabi Second or Third Language (Composite Course) - Marathi - Composite
First Week of March 2026	Second or Third Language: Urdu Gujarati Sanskrit Pali Ardhamagadhi Persian Arabic Avesta Pahalavi Russian Second or Third Language (Composite Course): Urdu (Composite) Sanskrit (Composite) Pali (Composite) Ardhamagadhi (Composite) Arabic (Composite) Persian (Composite) French (Composite) German (Composite) Russian (Composite) Kannada (Composite) Tamil (Composite) Telugu (Composite) Malayalam (Composite) Sindhi (Composite) Bengali (Composite) Gujarati
First Week of March 2026	First Language - English Third Language - English
First Week of March 2026	Second or Third Language - Hindi Second or Third Language - Hindi (Composite)
First Week of March 2026	Mathematics Part I (Algebra) Arithmetic (Only for eligible Divyang candidates)
First Week of March 2026	Mathematics Part II (Geometry)
First Week of March 2026	Science and Technology Part I Physiology, Hygiene, and Home Science
Second Week of March 2026	Science and Technology Part-II
Second Week of March 2026	Social Sciences Paper-I History and Political Science
Second Week of March 2026	Social Sciences Paper-II Geography

Maharashtra Board Class 10 Timetable FAQs

What is the date of 10th board exam 2026 Maharashtra time table?

The date of Maharashtra Class 10 exam is not released yet. It is expected to begin in February and end in March.

The Maharashtra Board's 10th-class timetable for the 2025 exams was released on November 21, 2024. The main exams were conducted between February 21 and March 17, 2025.

What is the date of 10th SSC result in Maharashtra 2025?

The Maharashtra SSC result for 2026 will be declared after the exams are over. Last year, in 2025, the Maharashtra SSC result was declared on May 13, 2025, at 1 PM.

This year also, the Class 10 results are expected to be released around the same time. The result will be announced by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) and can be checked online on official websites like mahresult.nic.in and mahahsscboard.in.

Maharashtra SSC Exam 2026 Syllabus

The SSC syllabus is divided into five main subjects: First Language, Second Language, Mathematics, Science, and Social Science. The Maharashtra SSC 2025 exam pattern comprises 5 compulsory subjects:

• English
• Hindi
• Social Science
• Mathematics
• Science

Below is a summary of the high-weightage topics that need to be covered in each subject to score good marks in the Maharashtra SSC 2026 exam.

Subjects	Topics & Weightage
First Language (e.g., Marathi, Hindi, English)	Grammar & Writing Skills (Essays, Letters, etc.): 30% Literature: 70%
Second Language (e.g., Marathi, English, Hindi, etc.)	Reading Comprehension: 30% Grammar: 40% Literature & Translation: 30%
Mathematics	Algebra: 30% Geometry: 25% Trigonometry: 15% Statistics: 10% Probability: 10% Arithmetic: 10%

Maharashtra Board Class 10 Syllabus 2026

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) sets the Class 10 syllabus. The syllabus is divided into core subjects and languages.

The main subjects are English, Mathematics, Science and Technology, Social Science, and two language subjects. Students must pass all core subjects and languages to complete the exam.

Subject-wise Syllabus Breakdown

Subject	Topics and Weightage
Mathematics	Algebra: 50% Geometry: 50%
Science & Technology	Physics (30%): Force, Motion, Laws of Motion, Electricity Chemistry (25%): Acids, Bases, Organic Chemistry Biology (30%): Life Processes, Ecology
Social Science	History: 25% Geography: 25% Political Science: 20% Economics: 15% Civics: 15%

Languages

Students are required to take two language subjects. These typically include Hindi and Marathi, but other options may be available depending on the medium of instruction.

Maharashtra Board Class 10 Syllabus FAQs

Ques: What are the subjects for SSC exam in Maharashtra?

Ans: The main subjects for the Maharashtra Board SSC (10th grade) exams are English, Mathematics, Science and Technology, Social Science, and two language subjects (such as Hindi or Marathi).

• Core subjects: English, Mathematics, Science and Technology, and Social Science (History and Geography).
• Languages: Two language subjects are required. These typically include Hindi and Marathi.

Ques: Is the Maharashtra Board syllabus reduced for 2025?

Ans: MSBSHSE has introduced a reduced syllabus for Class 12 students for the academic year 2025-26. This reduction, amounting to 25% of the syllabus, applies across all streams—Science, Commerce, and Arts.

Ques: Which is harder CBSE or Maharashtra State Board?

Ans: Generally, the CBSE syllabus is considered to be more challenging than State Boards. It is designed to prepare students for the competitive exam landscape. However, the difficulty actually is based on how you perform and prepare for the test.

Maharashtra SSC 2026 Exam Pattern

Maharashtra SSC Exam 2026 is expected to be held between February and March 2026. Practical exams are usually conducted before the theory exams.

Particulars	Important Details
Maharashtra SSC Exam Medium	English Hindi
Maharashtra SSC Exam Mode	Pen and Paper (Offline)
Exam Duration	3 Hours
Exam Shifts	Morning–11 am to 2 pm Evening–3 pm to 6 pm
Compulsory Subjects	Mathematics Science Social Science
Optional Subjects	Two Language Papers
Types of Questions Asked	Objective Type (MCQs) Short Answer Long Answer
Marking Scheme	Theory Marks: 80 Marks Internal Marks: 20 Marks Negative Marking: No
Passing Marks Criteria	35% in each Subject Overall 35%

Maharashtra SSC Exam Pattern FAQs

Ques: What is the pattern of the SSC exam 2025?

Ans: The Maharashtra SSC exam will be conducted on 100 marks. You will get MCQ, Short and long answers. The exam will be conducted in pen and paper mode for 3 hours.

Types of Questions Asked	Marking Scheme
Objective Type (MCQs) Short Answer Long Answer	Theory Marks: 80 Marks Internal Marks: 20 Marks Negative Marking: No

Ques: What is the SSC grading system 2025 in Maharashtra?

Ans: Maharashtra SSC Grading System 2025 categorizes students based on their percentage: Distinction: 75% and above (Grade A+)

• First Division: 60% - 74% (Grade A)
• Second Division: 45% - 59% (Grade B)

Maharashtra Board Class 10 Question Paper 2025 With Solutions PDF

Previous year question papers with solutions are available for the Maharashtra Board Class 10 exam. These papers help in understanding the exam pattern easily.

Maharashtra Board Class 10 Question Papers 2025

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) conducted the Class 10 board exams in 2025. The question papers and their solutions for each subject are available below.

Each subject has a separate question paper PDF and a solution link. The table lists the papers by subject name and code.

Subject-wise Question Paper and Solution Links

The table below provides the download links for the question papers and solutions for the MSBSHSE Class X board exams.

Paper / Subject	Question Paper PDF	View Solution PDF
HINDI (2/3 LANG)	Download PDF	Check Solutions
ENGLISH (2/3 LANG)	Download PDF	Check Solutions
MATHEMATICS - I ( ALGEBRA)	Download PDF	Check Solutions
MATHEMATICS - II (GEOMETRY)	Download PDF	Check Solutions
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY -I	Download PDF	Check Solutions
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY -II	Download PDF	Check Solutions
SOCIAL SCIENCES - I (HISTORY & POL.SC.)	Download PDF	Check Solutions
SOCIAL SCIENCES - II (GEOGRAPHY)	Download PDF	Check Solutions

How to Use the Links

The "Download PDF" link opens the official question paper file. The "Check Solutions" link opens the page with the answers for that paper.

Use the subject name and code to identify the correct paper. The codes are part of the official MSBSHSE Class X board exam records.

Maharashtra Board Class X Exam Overview

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) conducts the Class X board examination. This exam is also known as the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exam.

The board sets the syllabus, exam pattern, and evaluation criteria for all affiliated schools in the state.

Exam Pattern

The Class X board exam is conducted in pen-and-paper mode. Students must answer all questions in the provided answer sheets.

The exam pattern includes objective and subjective questions. The total marks and duration vary by subject.

Subjects and Codes

The board offers multiple subjects for the Class X exam. Each subject has a specific subject code.

Students must study the subjects prescribed by the board. The following table lists some of the main subjects and their codes.

Subject	Subject Code
Social Sciences (Geography Paper 2)	N-869
English (1st Lang)	N-815

Question Papers and Solutions

Previous year question papers are available for download. Students can use these papers for practice and revision.

Solutions for these question papers are also available. The table below provides the links for the 2025 question papers and their solutions.

Subject	Question Paper	Solutions
SOCIAL SCIENCES (GEOGRAPHY PAPER 2)	Download PDF	Check Solutions
ENGLISH (1ST LANG)	Download PDF	Check Solutions

Maharashtra SSC Sample Papers

Sample papers are provided by the board for exam preparation. These papers follow the official exam pattern and marking scheme.

Practicing sample papers helps students understand the question format. It also helps in managing time during the actual exam.

Maharashtra SSC Sample Papers

Sample papers for all Maharashtra SSC subjects are available below in PDF format. Students can download the official sample paper for each subject from the table.

Name of Subject	PDF
German	Download
English	Download
Algebra	Download
Geometry	Download
Sanskrit	Download
Social Science	Download
Science	Download

Also check the Maharashtra SSC Grading System.

Maharashtra Board Class 10 Last Year Statistics

The Maharashtra board SSC result was announced on May 13, 2025, in online mode. A total of 16,11,610 students registered for the Maha SSC exams last year.

• 8,64,120 boys registered.
• 7,47,471 girls registered.
• 19 transgender students registered.
• 7,60,046 students applied for the science stream.
• 3,81,982 students applied for the arts stream.
• 3,29,905 students applied for the commerce stream.
• The overall pass percentage for Maha SSC results 2025 was 94.10%.

Maharashtra SSC Grading System 2025

The grading system helps students set targets and practice for the exam. The Maharashtra SSC Grading System 2025 is given below.

Division	Percentage	Grade
Distinction	75% and above	A+
First Division	60% and above	A
Second Division	45% to 59%	B
Pass Grade	35% to 44%	C
Failed	Below 35%	D

Maharashtra Board Class 10 FAQs

What is the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Education (MSBSHSE) exam?

The MSBSHSE conducts the SSC (Class 10) and HSC (Class 12) board examinations in Maharashtra. These are state-level public examinations that serve as qualifying milestones for higher education and professional courses. The board also prescribes the curriculum, releases exam timetables, and declares results.

When will the MSBSHSE 2026 HSC exam be conducted?

The HSC 2026 exams are tentatively scheduled for February-March 2026. The SSC 2026 exams are expected in March-April 2026. The board usually releases the details in November-December 2025 on its official website: www.mahahsscboard.in.

What are the eligibility criteria to appear for the MSBSHSE SSC and HSC exams 2026?

The eligibility criteria for both exams are provided below.

Exam	Eligibility Criteria
SSC (Class 10)	Must be enrolled in Class 10 of a recognized school and have completed the required attendance.
HSC (Class 12)	Must have cleared Class 11 and be enrolled in Class 12 of a recognized junior college. Minimum attendance as prescribed by the board is mandatory.

What is the exam pattern and marking scheme for MSBSHSE SSC and HSC 2026?

The data is provided below in tabular format.

MSBSHSE Exam Pattern and Marking Scheme

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) conducts the SSC and HSC exams. The marking scheme differs between the two.

Exam	Exam Pattern and Marking Scheme
SSC	Each subject is usually marked out of 100. Some subjects have 80 marks for theory and 20 marks for internal assessment. Practical subjects like Science and IT include lab work.
HSC	Streams are Science, Commerce, and Arts. Subjects may have 70 or 80 marks for theory and 20 or 30 marks for practical or internal assessment. A minimum of 35% in each subject is required to pass.

How to Register for MSBSHSE 2026 Exams

Students register for the MSBSHSE 2026 exams through their respective schools and junior colleges. The registration process involves filling out the exam form and attaching the required documents.

Required documents include the Aadhaar card, previous mark sheet, and photographs. Students must pay the prescribed exam fee within the deadline. Late fees may apply for delayed submission.

Documents Required for the 2026 Exams

The documents needed for the MSBSHSE 2026 exams are listed below. Each document serves a specific purpose.

Document Required	Purpose
SSC or HSC exam hall ticket (issued by the board)	Entry to the examination hall
School/college ID card	Identity verification
Aadhaar card	Additional verification (if needed)
Previous class mark sheet	Required for HSC students
Any other documents as instructed by the board/institution	Compliance with specific requirements

Options If a Student Fails the MSBSHSE 2026 Exams

The options available to a student who fails the MSBSHSE 2026 exams are provided below. The details are given in tabular format.

Maharashtra Board Class X Exam Overview

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Education (MSBSHSE) conducts the SSC (Class 10) and HSC (Class 12) board examinations in Maharashtra. These are state-level public examinations that serve as qualifying milestones for higher education and professional courses. The board also prescribes the curriculum, releases exam timetables, and declares results.

MSBSHSE 2026 Exam Dates

The HSC 2026 exams are tentatively scheduled for February-March 2026, while the SSC 2026 exams are expected in March-April 2026. The board usually releases the details in November-December 2025 on its official website: www.mahahsscboard.in.

Eligibility Criteria

The eligibility criteria for the SSC and HSC exams are given below.

Exam	Eligibility Criteria
SSC (Class 10)	Must be enrolled in Class 10 of a recognized school and have completed the required attendance.
HSC (Class 12)	Must have cleared Class 11 and be enrolled in Class 12 of a recognized junior college. Minimum attendance as prescribed by the board is mandatory.

Exam Pattern and Marking Scheme

The exam pattern and marking scheme for both exams are provided below.

Exam	Exam Pattern & Marking Scheme
SSC	Each subject is usually marked out of 100. Some subjects have 80 marks theory + 20 marks internal assessment. Practical subjects like Science and IT include lab work.
HSC	Streams: Science, Commerce, Arts. Subjects may be 70/80 marks theory + 20/30 marks practical/internal assessment. Minimum 35% in each subject required to pass.

How to Register

Registrations are done through the respective schools and junior colleges. Students must fill in the exam form, attach required documents (such as Aadhaar card, previous mark sheet, photographs), and pay the prescribed exam fee within the deadline. Late fees may apply for delayed submission.

Documents Required

The documents needed for the 2026 exams are listed below.

Document Required	Purpose
SSC or HSC exam hall ticket (issued by the board)	Entry to the examination hall
School/college ID card	Identity verification
Aadhaar card	Additional verification (if needed)
Previous class mark sheet	Required for HSC students
Any other documents as instructed by the board/institution	Compliance with specific requirements

Options if a Student Fails

The options available for students who fail the MSBSHSE 2026 exams are given below.

Option	Details
Supplementary Exam	Students who fail in one or more subjects can appear for supplementary exams (July- August).
Revaluation/Photocopy	Students can apply for revaluation or a photocopy of the answer sheet if not satisfied with their marks.
Reappear in the Annual Exam	If they fail again, they must reappear in the next annual examination cycle.

MSBSHSE Class 10 Exam Pattern 2027: Overview

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) sets the exam pattern for the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) examination. The Class 10 exam is conducted in offline pen-and-paper mode.

Each subject paper carries 100 marks. This is divided into 80 marks for theory and 20 marks for internal assessment or practicals. The duration of each paper is 3 hours.

Particulars	Details
Conducting Body	Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE)
Exam Name	Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Examination 2027
Exam Mode	Offline – Pen and Paper
Duration per Paper	3 hours (180 minutes)
Total Marks per Subject	100 (80 Theory + 20 Internal / Practical)
Medium of Exam	Marathi, Semi-English, English, Hindi, Urdu
Negative Marking	None
Best of 5 Policy	Yes – best 5 out of 6 subject scores count for percentage
Official Website	mahahsscboard.in

Exam Details

The MSBSHSE SSC 2027 exam is held at designated centres across Maharashtra. The exam covers 6 compulsory subjects.

• First Language
• Second Language
• Mathematics
• Science and Technology
• Social Sciences
• Optional third language

The 80-mark written exam for Mathematics and Science and Technology is split into two parts of 40 marks each. Both parts are attempted in a single 3-hour sitting.

Important Dates

The 2027 written exam is expected in February–March 2027. The official timetable is expected from MSBSHSE around October–November 2026.

Question Types and Marking Scheme

The question paper includes objective, short-answer, and long-answer type questions. No negative marking applies to any question type.

• MCQs
• Very Short Answer
• Short Answer
• Long Answer

The Best of 5 rule is applicable. MSBSHSE calculates the final percentage from the top 5 subject scores out of 6 subjects.

Official Website

The official website for MSBSHSE is mahahsscboard.in.

MSBSHSE SSC Class 10 Exam 2027 Overview

The MSBSHSE Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Examination 2027 is the Class 10 board exam conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE). The exam is held offline in pen-and-paper mode.

Each paper lasts 3 hours (180 minutes). Every subject carries 80 theory marks and 20 internal or practical marks, making a total of 100 marks per subject.

• Full Exam Name: MSBSHSE Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Examination 2027
• Conducting Body: Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE)
• Exam Mode: Offline – Pen and Paper
• Duration per Paper: 3 hours (180 minutes)
• Theory Marks per Subject: 80 marks
• Internal / Practical Marks per Subject: 20 marks
• Total Marks per Subject: 100 marks
• Number of Compulsory Subjects: 6
• Negative Marking: None
• Medium of Examination: Marathi, Semi-English, English, Hindi, Urdu, and other approved media
• Official Website: mahahsscboard.in

Question Types and Marking Scheme

The exam includes multiple question formats. These are MCQ, Very Short Answer, Short Answer Type I & II, Long Answer, and Activity/Diagram-based questions.

The Best of 5 policy is applicable. The best 5 subject scores are counted for the final percentage.

• Grading System: Nine-point grade scale: A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2, D, E1, E2
• Minimum Pass Marks: 35% in each subject (theory + internal combined)

MSBSHSE Class 10 Exam Pattern 2027: Important Dates

The official exam timetable for MSBSHSE SSC 2027 has not been released yet as of July 2026. MSBSHSE typically releases the Class 10 exam schedule between October and November of the preceding year.

The expected dates below are based on the 2026 cycle, where the exam ran from February 20 to March 18, 2026. All 2027 events are upcoming as of the publication date of this article.

Event	Expected Date (2027 Cycle)	Status
Class 10 Enrollment / Student Registration	September – October 2026	Upcoming
Official Exam Timetable Release	October – November 2026	Upcoming
Exam Form Submission Deadline	October – November 2026	Upcoming
Admit Card (Hall Ticket) Download	January – February 2027	Upcoming
MSBSHSE SSC Written Exam 2027	February – March 2027	Upcoming
Answer Key Release	March 2027 (after each paper)	Upcoming
Result Declaration	May – June 2027	Upcoming
Re-verification / Rechecking of Answer Sheets	June – July 2027	Upcoming
Supplementary / Compartment Exam	July 2027 (Expected)	Upcoming

All 2027 dates are tentative and based on historical MSBSHSE cycles. The confirmed schedule will be published on mahahsscboard.in once released.

MSBSHSE Class 10 2027: Detailed Exam Pattern

The MSBSHSE Class 10 detailed exam pattern covers six compulsory subjects. Each subject has a written theory component (80 marks) and an internal assessment or practical component (20 marks).

For Mathematics and Science and Technology, the 80-mark theory paper is split into two sub-parts of 40 marks each, both covered in a single 3-hour sitting.

Every subject in the MSBSHSE SSC 2027 exam carries 80 theory marks and 20 internal/practical marks — totalling 100 marks per subject.

MSBSHSE Class 10 Exam Pattern 2027

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) Class 10 exam has six subjects. Each subject carries 100 marks, split into 80 marks for the written theory paper and 20 marks for internal or practical assessment.

Every written paper lasts 3 hours. The total marks for all six subjects is 600.

Subject	Paper / Part	Written (Theory) Marks	Internal / Practical Marks	Total Marks	Duration
First Language (Marathi / Hindi / English / Urdu)	Single Paper	80	20 (Oral / Project)	100	3 hours
Second Language	Single Paper	80	20 (Oral / Project)	100	3 hours
Mathematics	Part 1: Algebra (40 marks) + Part 2: Geometry (40 marks)	80	20 (Internal Assessment)	100	3 hours
Science and Technology	Part 1: Physics & Chemistry (40 marks) + Part 2: Biology & Technology (40 marks)	80	20 (Practical)	100	3 hours
Social Sciences	Part A: History & Political Science (40 marks) + Part B: Geography (40 marks)	80	20 (Internal Assessment)	100	3 hours
Optional Language / Third Language	Single Paper	80	20 (Oral / Project)	100	3 hours
Total (All 6 Subjects)	—	480	120	600	—
Best of 5 (Percentage Calculation)	—	—	—	500	—

Note: The final percentage is calculated using the Best of 5 rule. Students must appear in all 6 subjects, but only the top 5 subject scores count toward the aggregate.

MSBSHSE Class 10 Marking Scheme 2027

The MSBSHSE Class 10 marking scheme 2027 awards marks based on the type and length of each question. There is no negative marking in any paper — wrong or unattempted answers score zero.

The scheme spans objective 1-mark questions to long-answer 5-mark responses. Marks are awarded for partial correct steps in Mathematics and Science.

There is no negative marking in MSBSHSE SSC 2027 — attempt every question to maximise your score, including MCQs where wrong answers carry no penalty.

Question Type	Marks per Question	Marks for Wrong Answer	Marks for Unattempted
Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) / Objective Type	1 mark	0	0
Fill in the Blanks / Match the Following / True–False	1 mark each	0	0
Very Short Answer (VSA)	1–2 marks	0	0
Short Answer Type I (SA-I)	2–3 marks	0	0
Short Answer Type II (SA-II)	3–4 marks	0	0
Long Answer (LA) / Problem Solving	4–5 marks	0	0
Activity / Diagram / Map-Based Questions	2–4 marks	0	0

Internal assessment of 20 marks per subject is evaluated by your school throughout the year through class tests, projects, orals, and practicals — these are separate from the written exam.

Grading System

The MSBSHSE Class 10 grading system uses a nine-point scale. Grades are based on the combined percentage of theory and internal marks.

Percentage Range	Grade	Classification
91% – 100%	A1	Outstanding
81% – 90%	A2	Excellent
71% – 80%	B1	Very Good
61% – 70%	B2	Good
51% – 60%	C1	Above Average
41% – 50%	C2	Average
35% – 40%	D	Pass
Below 35% (individual subject)	E1 / E2	Fail – Supplementary Eligible

MSBSHSE Class 10 Subject-Wise Exam Pattern 2027

The MSBSHSE SSC subject-wise exam pattern 2027 shows how each paper is structured internally. All subjects follow the 80-mark theory + 20-mark internal model. The section breakdown and question distribution varies by subject.

The details below are based on the confirmed 2026 pattern, expected to continue unchanged for 2027.

English (First Language)

The English paper carries 80 marks for the written exam. It is divided across four sections covering textual comprehension, unseen passages, grammar, and writing.

The remaining 20 marks come from oral or project-based internal assessment at your school.

MSBSHSE Class 10 Exam Pattern 2027

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) Class 10 exam has a total of 100 marks for most subjects. This includes an 80-mark written exam and a 20-mark internal assessment.

English

The English paper is divided into four sections of 20 marks each. The written exam is for 80 marks, and the remaining 20 marks come from internal assessment.

Section	Content	Marks
Section A	Textual Reading Comprehension (Prose and Poetry)	20
Section B	Non-Textual / Unseen Reading Comprehension	20
Section C	Grammar and Language Study	20
Section D	Writing Skills (Letters, Essays, Reports, Notices)	20
Internal Assessment (Oral / Project)	Evaluated by school throughout the year	20
Total	—	100

Mathematics

The Mathematics paper has Part 1 (Algebra) and Part 2 (Geometry), each worth 40 marks. Both parts are attempted in a single 3-hour sitting.

Questions include objective MCQs, activity-based problems, and long-answer problem solving. Step-wise marking is used, so partial credit is given for correct steps even if the final answer is wrong.

Part	Topics Covered	Question Types	Marks
Part 1: Algebra	Linear Equations in Two Variables, Quadratic Equations, Arithmetic Progression, Financial Planning, Statistics, Probability	MCQ, Activity-based, Short Answer, Long Answer	40
Part 2: Geometry	Similarity, Pythagoras Theorem, Circle (Chord and Tangent), Co-ordinate Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensuration	MCQ, Activity-based, Short Answer, Construction / Proof	40
Internal Assessment	Projects, Assignments, Class Tests (school-evaluated)	—	20
Total	—	—	100

Science and Technology

The Science and Technology paper has Part 1 (Physics and Chemistry) and Part 2 (Biology and Technology), each worth 40 marks. A 20-mark practical component is assessed at the school level through lab experiments and project work during the year.

Part	Topics Covered	Question Types	Marks
Part 1: Physics and Chemistry	Gravitation, Periodic Table, Chemical Reactions, Electricity, Magnetism, Optics, Acids–Bases–Salts, Carbon Compounds	MCQ, Short Answer, Long Answer, Diagram-based	40
Part 2: Biology and Technology	Life Processes, Reproduction, Heredity and Evolution, Environment, Metals and Non-Metals, Space Missions, Information and Communication Technology	MCQ, Short Answer, Long Answer, Diagram-labelling	40
Practical Assessment	Lab Experiments, Project Work (school-evaluated)	—	20
Total	—	—	100

Social Sciences

The Social Sciences paper has Part A (History and Political Science) and Part B (Geography), each worth 40 marks. Geography includes map-pointing questions. History and Political Science focuses on analytical and source-based responses.

Part	Topics Covered	Question Types	Marks
Part A: History and Political Science	Modern History of India, World History after World War II, Indian Constitution, Social and Political Life, Local Self-Government	MCQ, Short Answer, Long Answer, Source-based	40
Part B: Geography	Physical Geography of India, Natural Resources, Population, Economic Geography, Map Work and Practical Geography	MCQ, Short Answer, Map-pointing, Diagram	40
Internal Assessment	Projects, Field Work, Map Drawing (school-evaluated)	—	20
Total	—	—	100

Second Language (Marathi / Hindi / English)

The Second Language paper carries 80 marks for the written exam. The 20-mark oral or project component is school-evaluated.

Component	Content	Marks
Reading Comprehension	Passage-based questions testing reading skills	20
Grammar and Language Use	Grammar rules, sentence transformation, vocabulary	20
Literature (Prose and Poetry)	Textbook-based questions on prescribed lessons and poems	20
Writing Skills	Essays, letters, and short compositions	20
Internal Assessment (Oral / Project)	School-evaluated oral or project component	20
Total	—	100

MSBSHSE Class 10 Question Types 2027

MSBSHSE SSC 2027 Question Paper Structure

The MSBSHSE SSC 2027 question paper includes different question types across all subjects. Each paper starts with objective MCQs and moves to longer subjective responses. Knowing these types helps in planning time and attempt strategy during the 3-hour exam.

Question Type	Description	Marks	Subjects Where It Appears
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)	Choose the correct option from 4 choices. Tests conceptual recall and quick recognition.	1 mark each	All subjects
Fill in the Blanks	Complete sentences with the correct word, number, or formula.	1 mark each	Languages, Social Science, Science
Match the Following	Connect items from two columns correctly.	1 mark per pair	Social Science, Languages
True–False with Reason	State whether a statement is true or false and provide a justification.	1–2 marks each	Science, Social Science
Very Short Answer (VSA)	Answers in 1–2 sentences. Tests direct recall and concise expression.	1–2 marks each	All subjects
Short Answer Type I (SA-I)	Answers in 3–4 sentences or solution steps. Tests understanding and application.	2–3 marks each	All subjects
Short Answer Type II (SA-II)	Answers in 4–6 sentences or multi-step solutions. Tests analysis and applied thinking.	3–4 marks each	Mathematics, Science, Social Science
Long Answer (LA)	Detailed structured responses requiring full explanation, proof, or paragraph development.	4–5 marks each	Mathematics, Science, Languages
Activity / Practical-Based Questions	Solve a structured activity, complete a table, or apply a formula in a guided format.	2–4 marks each	Mathematics, Science
Map-Based / Diagram Questions	Label outline maps, draw and label scientific diagrams, or interpret geographical illustrations.	2–4 marks each	Geography, Science (Biology)
Construction Questions (Geometry)	Draw geometric figures with specified measurements using compass and ruler.	3–4 marks each	Mathematics (Geometry)

MCQs in MSBSHSE Class 10 2027 appear at the start of every paper. They are the fastest 1-mark gains. A solid MCQ round sets a confident base before moving to longer answers.

MSBSHSE Class 10 Exam Pattern: Changes in 2027 vs Previous Year

As of July 2026, MSBSHSE has not released any official circular announcing changes to the Class 10 exam pattern for the 2026-27 academic year. The 2027 SSC examination is expected to follow the same structure, marks distribution, and question types as the 2026 board exam. This section will be updated as soon as MSBSHSE publishes the official academic calendar or pattern circular for the 2026-27 session.

No official changes to the MSBSHSE SSC exam pattern have been announced for 2027. The 2026 structure is expected to continue across all subjects.

Parameter	2026 (Confirmed)	2027 (Expected)
Exam Mode	Offline – Pen and Paper	Offline – Pen and Paper
Duration per Paper	3 hours (180 minutes)	3 hours (Expected)
Theory Marks per Subject	80 marks	80 marks (Expected)
Internal / Practical Marks per Subject	20 marks	20 marks (Expected)
Total Marks per Subject	100 marks	100 marks (Expected)
Negative Marking	None	None (Expected)
Best of 5 Rule	Applicable	Applicable (Expected)
Exam Dates	February 20 – March 18, 2026	February – March 2027 (Expected)
Question Types	MCQ, VSA, SA-I, SA-II, LA, Activity/Diagram-based	Same types (Expected)
Syllabus Reduction	No reduction – full annual syllabus	Full syllabus (Expected)
Grading System	Nine-point scale (A1 to E2)	Nine-point scale (Expected)
Minimum Passing Marks	35% per subject	35% per subject (Expected)

Source: Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE)

How to Prepare Based on MSBSHSE Class 10 Exam Pattern

Preparation for MSBSHSE SSC 2027 should reflect the exam's actual structure. Focus time where the marks are, and align practice to the specific question types each subject uses. These tips are drawn directly from the pattern, not generic study advice.

MSBSHSE Class 10 Exam Pattern 2027

Each subject in the MSBSHSE Class 10 2027 exam carries 100 marks. The written theory exam is for 80 marks, and internal assessment or practicals account for 20 marks.

With 6 compulsory subjects, the total aggregate is 600 marks. The Best of 5 policy means only 500 marks count toward the final percentage.

Question Paper Structure

The MSBSHSE SSC 2027 question paper includes several question types. These are MCQs, Fill in the Blanks, Very Short Answer, Short Answer Type I and II, Long Answer, Activity-based questions, and Diagram or Map-based questions.

The exact distribution follows the official subject blueprint released by MSBSHSE.

Exam Mode and Duration

The MSBSHSE Class 10 exam 2027 is conducted in offline mode. Students write the exam with pen on paper at a designated examination centre.

Each paper is 3 hours (180 minutes) long. For Mathematics and Science and Technology, the 3-hour sitting covers both sub-parts — Algebra and Geometry together within the same Mathematics paper, and both Science parts in the same Science sitting.

Marking Scheme

There is no negative marking in the MSBSHSE SSC 2027 exam. Wrong or unattempted answers score zero marks.

Students should attempt every question, including all MCQs, without any risk of losing marks for incorrect answers.

MSBSHSE Class 10 Grading System

MSBSHSE uses a nine-point grading scale for the Class 10 exam. Students need at least 35% in each subject to pass.

• A1: 91–100%
• A2: 81–90%
• B1: 71–80%
• B2: 61–70%
• C1: 51–60%
• C2: 41–50%
• D: 35–40%
• E1 or E2: Below 35% (fail grade)

Best of 5 Rule

The Best of 5 rule means MSBSHSE calculates the final percentage using marks from the top 5 performing subjects out of the 6 compulsory subjects. Students must sit all 6 exams, but only the 5 highest-scoring subjects contribute to the overall percentage.

Internal Assessment Marks

Internal assessment marks (20 per subject) are awarded by the school throughout the academic year. These are based on class tests, projects, oral examinations, and practical work.

These marks are added to the written theory score to give the final 100-mark total for each subject.

MSBSHSE Class 10 Exam 2027 Expected Dates

The MSBSHSE SSC exam 2027 is expected in February–March 2027. This follows the 2026 cycle where papers ran from February 20 to March 18.

The official 2027 timetable is expected from MSBSHSE by October–November 2026 at mahahsscboard.in.

Preparation Strategy for MSBSHSE Class 10

Secure MCQs First

Every paper opens with 1-mark MCQs drawn from Balbharati textbook content. These are direct-recall questions.

Revise definitions, key terms, formulas, dates, and map names from textbooks to lock in these marks without losing time.

Write Every Mathematics Step

Both Algebra and Geometry use step-wise marking. Each correctly written step earns marks independently of whether the final answer is right.

Skipping steps loses partial marks even when the method is correct.

Target Internal Marks

Internal assessment is awarded throughout the year by the school through tests, practicals, projects, and orals. These 20 marks per subject are controlled.

Focused effort on class assessments gives a guaranteed head start before the board exam begins.

Practise Diagrams and Maps Weekly

Diagram questions in Biology and Physics, and map-pointing questions in Geography carry 2–4 marks. These reward consistent visual practice.

These are structured, predictable, and rewarding if drilled regularly.

Master Writing Formats

Essay structure, formal letter format, and report writing carry 4–5 marks each in every language paper. These formats are fixed.

Learn the structure once and apply it to any topic.

Use Best of 5 Strategically

The Best of 5 rule protects if one subject underperforms. Identify the strongest subject combination and ensure scores are well above 35% in all 6.

The 6th score acts as insurance, not an excuse to under-prepare.

Solve Timed Papers

Solve full 2026 and 2025 SSC papers under 3-hour timed conditions. Each paper covers multiple question types with varied time demands.

MCQs and VSAs take 1–2 minutes each; long answers take 8–10 minutes. Timed practice reveals where time goes and which sections need speed work.

MSBSHSE Class 10 Subjects

MSBSHSE Class 10 students appear for 6 compulsory subjects. These are First Language, Second Language, Mathematics, Science and Technology, Social Sciences, and an optional third language.

The Best of 5 policy applies when calculating the final percentage.

MSBSHSE Class 10 Exam Pattern for 2027

As of July 2026, MSBSHSE has not officially announced any changes to the Class 10 exam pattern for 2027. The exam is expected to follow the same structure as 2026.

Check mahahsscboard.in for official updates once the 2026-27 academic circular is published.

MSBSHSE Class 10 Mathematics Exam Structure

The MSBSHSE Class 10 Mathematics exam covers Part 1 (Algebra) and Part 2 (Geometry), each worth 40 marks, in a single 3-hour paper. An additional 20 marks come from school-evaluated internal assessment, bringing the subject total to 100 marks.

Step-wise marking applies — each correct step earns marks even if the final answer differs.

Component	Marks
Part 1 (Algebra)	40
Part 2 (Geometry)	40
Internal Assessment	20
Total	100

*The article might have information for the previous academic years, which will be updated soon subject to the notification issued by the University/College.

MSBSHSE Class 10 Exam 2027: Total Marks and Subjects

Each subject in the MSBSHSE Class 10 2027 exam carries 100 marks. This is split into 80 marks for the written theory exam and 20 marks for internal assessment or practicals.

Students appear for 6 compulsory subjects. The total aggregate is 600 marks.

• First Language
• Second Language
• Mathematics
• Science and Technology
• Social Sciences
• Optional third language

The Best of 5 policy means only 500 marks count toward the final percentage.

Exam Pattern for Maharashtra Board Class 10 2027

The MSBSHSE Class 10 exam 2027 is conducted in offline mode. Students write the exam with pen on paper at a designated examination centre.

There is no online or computer-based option for the SSC board exam.

Each paper is 3 hours (180 minutes) long. For Mathematics and Science and Technology, the 3-hour sitting covers both sub-parts.

• Algebra and Geometry are covered together in the same Mathematics paper.
• Both Science parts are covered in the same Science sitting.

Question Paper Types and Marking Scheme

The MSBSHSE SSC 2027 question paper includes multiple question types. The exact distribution follows the official subject blueprint released by MSBSHSE.

• MCQs
• Fill in the Blanks
• Very Short Answer
• Short Answer Type I and II
• Long Answer
• Activity-based questions
• Diagram or Map-based questions

There is no negative marking in the MSBSHSE SSC 2027 exam. Wrong or unattempted answers score zero marks.

Students should attempt every question, including all MCQs, without any risk of losing marks for incorrect answers.

Internal Assessment and Grading System

Internal assessment marks (20 per subject) are awarded by the school throughout the academic year. These are based on class tests, projects, oral examinations, and practical work.

These marks are added to the written theory score to give the final 100-mark total for each subject.

MSBSHSE uses a nine-point grading scale. Students need at least 35% in each subject to pass.

Grade	Percentage Range
A1	91 – 100%
A2	81 – 90%
B1	71 – 80%
B2	61 – 70%
C1	51 – 60%
C2	41 – 50%
D	35 – 40%
E1 or E2	Below 35% (fail grade)

Best of 5 Rule

The Best of 5 rule means MSBSHSE calculates the final percentage using marks from the top 5 performing subjects. This is out of the 6 compulsory subjects a student appears for.

Students must sit all 6 exams. Only the 5 highest-scoring subjects contribute to the overall percentage.

Mathematics Exam Structure

The MSBSHSE Class 10 Mathematics exam covers Part 1 (Algebra) and Part 2 (Geometry). Each part is worth 40 marks, in a single 3-hour paper.

An additional 20 marks come from school-evaluated internal assessment. This brings the subject total to 100 marks.

Step-wise marking applies in Mathematics. Each correct step earns marks even if the final answer differs.

Important Dates for MSBSHSE Class 10 Exam 2027

The MSBSHSE SSC exam 2027 is expected in February – March 2027. This follows the 2026 cycle where papers ran from February 20 to March 18.

The official 2027 timetable is expected from MSBSHSE by October – November 2026 at mahahsscboard.in.

As of July 2026, MSBSHSE has not officially announced any changes to the Class 10 exam pattern for 2027. The exam is expected to follow the same structure as 2026.

Check mahahsscboard.in for official updates once the 2026-27 academic circular is published.

MSBSHSE Class X Syllabus 2027 PDF: Subject-wise Downloads

The MSBSHSE Class X Syllabus 2027 is available on the official website mahahsscboard.in. Students can access subject-wise syllabus PDFs from the "Subjects and Syllabus" section of the website.

Subject	Download Link
MSBSHSE Class X Syllabus 2027 PDF	mahahsscboard.in

MSBSHSE Class X Syllabus 2027: Overview

The MSBSHSE Class X Syllabus 2027 is prescribed by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) for the SSC board examination scheduled in February–March 2027. The syllabus covers Mathematics, Science and Technology, Social Sciences, and Languages.

All subjects are based on Balbharati textbooks issued by the Maharashtra State Bureau of Textbook Production and Curriculum Research (Balbharati). No major revision has been announced for the 2027 exam cycle.

• The syllabus covers six core subject areas: First Language, Second Language, Mathematics, Science and Technology, Social Sciences, and optional subjects.
• All Maharashtra Board SSC exam questions are set from Balbharati prescribed textbooks.
• Each subject group carries 100 marks total: 80 marks for theory and 20 marks for internal assessment or practicals.

MSBSHSE Class X 2027: Important Dates

The MSBSHSE Class X board examination is scheduled for February–March 2027. Students should download the official syllabus PDF from mahahsscboard.in and build their chapter-wise study plan from the start of the 2026–27 academic year.

MSBSHSE Class X Mathematics Syllabus 2027

Mathematics is split into two papers: Algebra (Part 1) and Geometry (Part 2). Each paper carries 40 marks in the theory component.

Algebra – Part 1

Algebra is the first paper of Mathematics. It carries 40 marks in the theory component.

Geometry – Part 2

Geometry is the second paper of Mathematics. It carries 40 marks in the theory component.

MSBSHSE Class X Science and Technology Syllabus 2027

Science and Technology is divided into Part 1 and Part 2. Each part is worth 40 marks.

Science Part 1 (Physics & Chemistry)

Science Part 1 covers Physics and Chemistry chapters. It carries 40 marks.

Science Part 2 (Biology & Environment)

Science Part 2 covers Biology and Environmental Science chapters. It carries 40 marks.

MSBSHSE Class X Social Sciences Syllabus 2027

The Social Sciences paper covers History & Political Science (Part 1) and Geography (Part 2).

History & Political Science – Part 1

History & Political Science is Part 1 of the Social Sciences paper.

Geography – Part 2

Geography is Part 2 of the Social Sciences paper.

MSBSHSE Class X English Syllabus 2027

English is one of the language subjects in the MSBSHSE Class X syllabus. The syllabus is based on Balbharati textbooks.

MSBSHSE Class X Hindi Syllabus 2027

Hindi is one of the language subjects in the MSBSHSE Class X syllabus. The syllabus is based on Balbharati textbooks.

MSBSHSE Class X Marathi Syllabus 2027

Marathi is one of the language subjects in the MSBSHSE Class X syllabus. The syllabus is based on Balbharati textbooks.

MSBSHSE Class X 2027: Deleted / Reduced Topics

No major revision has been announced for the 2027 exam cycle. The syllabus is based on Balbharati textbooks for the 2026–27 academic year.

Best Books for MSBSHSE Class X 2027

Balbharati textbooks are the prescribed books for the MSBSHSE Class X exam 2027. Thorough chapter-wise study of these books is the single most effective preparation strategy.

How to Download MSBSHSE Class X Syllabus 2027 PDF

Students can download the official MSBSHSE Class X Syllabus 2027 PDF from mahahsscboard.in. Navigate to the "Subjects and Syllabus" section to access subject-wise syllabus PDFs.

MSBSHSE Class X 2027: Preparation Tips

Students should align their study plan with every chapter from the start of the academic year. All exam questions are set from Balbharati prescribed textbooks.

MSBSHSE Class X Syllabus 2027 FAQs

The MSBSHSE Class X Syllabus 2027 covers six core subject areas: First Language, Second Language, Mathematics, Science and Technology, Social Sciences, and optional subjects. Each subject group carries 100 marks total, with 80 marks for theory and 20 marks for internal assessment or practicals.

MSBSHSE Class X Syllabus 2027: Overview

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) sets the SSC (Class X) syllabus. Over 17 lakh students appear for the Maharashtra board exams each year. The 2027 exam follows the full Balbharati curriculum for the 2026–27 academic year.

MSBSHSE has announced a new NEP-aligned syllabus for the 2027–28 cycle. The 2027 (March 2027) examination uses the current, stable Balbharati syllabus.

Parameter	Details
Conducting Body	Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE)
Exam Name	Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Examination
Class	Class X (Grade 10)
Academic Year	2026–27
Syllabus Basis	Balbharati Textbooks (Maharashtra State Bureau of Textbook Production and Curriculum Research)
Official Website	mahahsscboard.in
Medium of Instruction	Marathi, Semi-English, English, Hindi, Urdu, and other regional mediums
Major Subjects	Mathematics, Science and Technology, Social Sciences, Languages (First, Second, Third)
Theory Marks per Subject	80 marks (split: Part 1 = 40 marks, Part 2 = 40 marks)
Internal Assessment / Practicals	20 marks per subject group
Total Marks per Subject	100 marks
Minimum Passing Marks	35% in each subject
Exam Mode	Written (Pen and Paper), 3 hours per paper
Exam Frequency	Once a year (February–March)

MSBSHSE Class X 2027: Important Dates

MSBSHSE releases the official SSC timetable and exam schedule on mahahsscboard.in. The dates listed below are expected timelines based on the previous academic cycle. Students should check mahahsscboard.in regularly for the official 2027 timetable announcement.

Event	Expected Dates for 2027	Status
Start of Academic Year 2026–27	June 2026	Over
Online Registration for SSC Exam 2027	October–November 2026	Upcoming
Practical Examinations	December 2026 – January 2027	Upcoming
Admit Card Release	January 2027	Upcoming
Theory Examinations (SSC 2027)	February – March 2027	Upcoming
Result Declaration	June 2027	Upcoming

All 2027 dates are tentative. MSBSHSE will release the official exam timetable at mahahsscboard.in.

MSBSHSE Class X Subject-wise Syllabus PDF 2027

The syllabus for each subject is available as a separate PDF. Students can download the relevant PDF for their subjects from the table below.

Subject	MSBSHSE Class X Syllabus PDF 2027
Mathematics Part 1 (Algebra)	MSBSHSE Algebra Syllabus PDF
Mathematics Part 2 (Geometry)	MSBSHSE Geometry Syllabus PDF
Science and Technology Part 1	MSBSHSE Science Part 1 Syllabus PDF
Science and Technology Part 2	MSBSHSE Science Part 2 Syllabus PDF
History and Political Science	MSBSHSE History & Political Science Syllabus PDF
Geography	MSBSHSE Geography Syllabus PDF
English (Kumarbharati)	MSBSHSE English Syllabus PDF
Hindi (Lokbharati)	MSBSHSE Hindi Syllabus PDF
Marathi (First Language)	MSBSHSE Marathi Syllabus PDF

MSBSHSE Class X Mathematics Syllabus 2027

The Mathematics syllabus for MSBSHSE Class X 2027 is divided into two separate papers. Part 1 covers Algebra and Part 2 covers Geometry — each paper carries 40 marks in the theory component. Both papers are based entirely on the Balbharati Mathematics textbooks prescribed for Class X.

Students should practice every exercise and solved example in both textbooks.

MSBSHSE Class X Mathematics Part 1: Algebra Syllabus 2027

The Algebra paper is divided into six chapters. Each chapter covers specific topics and methods.

Chapter No.	Chapter Name	Key Topics
1	Linear Equations in Two Variables	Simultaneous linear equations; methods of solving – graphical method, substitution method, elimination method, cross-multiplication method; word problems on simultaneous equations; applications in everyday situations.
2	Quadratic Equations	Standard form of a quadratic equation; methods of solving – factorisation, completing the square, quadratic formula; nature of roots and discriminant; word problems based on quadratic equations.
3	Arithmetic Progression (A.P.)	Definition and general form of A.P.; common difference; nth term formula; sum of n terms (Sn formula); word problems involving A.P.; applications in real-life contexts.
4	Financial Planning	Shares and dividends; face value and market value; GST (Goods and Services Tax) — basics and calculations; income tax — taxable income, deductions, tax slabs; personal budgeting.
5	Statistics	Mean of grouped data; median of grouped data; mode of grouped data; cumulative frequency distribution; ogive (less than and more than); graphical representation of data; applications of central tendency.
6	Probability	Classical definition of probability; sample space and events; favourable outcomes; probability of complementary events; simple problems on probability using cards, dice, and coins; real-life probability examples.

MSBSHSE Class X Mathematics Part 2: Geometry Syllabus 2027

The Geometry paper contains seven chapters. The topics range from similarity of triangles to mensuration of solids.

Chapter No.	Chapter Name	Key Topics
1	Similarity	Similar figures; properties of similar triangles; criteria of similarity — AA, SSS, SAS; Basic Proportionality Theorem and its converse; ratio of areas of similar triangles; application problems.
2	Pythagorean Theorem	Statement and proof of Pythagoras Theorem; converse of Pythagorean Theorem; application in right-angled triangles; 30-60-90 and 45-45-90 triangle properties; numerical problems.
3	Circle	Tangent to a circle; properties of tangent; tangent from an external point; secant; angle in a semicircle; tangent-secant relationship; cyclic quadrilateral and its properties; arc and chord relationships.
4	Geometric Constructions	Division of a line segment in a given ratio; construction of a triangle similar to a given triangle; construction of a tangent to a circle from an external point; construction of tangents at endpoints of a diameter.
5	Co-ordinate Geometry	Distance formula; section formula (internal and external division); midpoint formula; slope of a line; collinearity of three points; equation of a line — slope-intercept form, two-point form; area of a triangle using coordinates.
6	Trigonometry	Trigonometric ratios — sin, cos, tan, cosec, sec, cot; values of standard angles (0°, 30°, 45°, 60°, 90°); trigonometric identities; complementary angles; heights and distances; angle of elevation and depression.
7	Mensuration	Surface area and volume of combinations of solids — cylinder, cone, sphere, hemisphere, frustum; problems involving conversion of solids; practical applications of mensuration in real-life contexts.

MSBSHSE Class X Mathematics Chapter-wise Weightage 2027

The Mathematics theory exam carries 80 marks in total. Algebra and Geometry each carry 40 marks.

The approximate chapter-wise marks distribution is based on previous years’ question paper patterns.

MSBSHSE Class X Mathematics Part 1 Syllabus 2027 (Algebra)

The Algebra paper for MSBSHSE Class X 2027 is divided into six chapters. The total theory marks for this paper are 40.

Chapter	Approx. Marks (out of 40)
Linear Equations in Two Variables	8
Quadratic Equations	8
Arithmetic Progression	8
Financial Planning	5
Statistics	6
Probability	5

MSBSHSE Class X Mathematics Part 2 Syllabus 2027 (Geometry)

The Geometry paper for MSBSHSE Class X 2027 is divided into seven chapters. The total theory marks for this paper are 40.

Chapter	Approx. Marks (out of 40)
Similarity	8
Pythagorean Theorem	5
Circle	7
Geometric Constructions	4
Co-ordinate Geometry	5
Trigonometry	6
Mensuration	5

MSBSHSE Class X Science and Technology Syllabus 2027

The Science and Technology syllabus for MSBSHSE Class X 2027 is split into two separate papers. Part 1 covers Physics and Chemistry chapters, and Part 2 covers Biology and Environmental Science — each paper carries 40 marks in theory.

Students should study from the Balbharati Science and Technology textbooks exclusively for board exam preparation.

MSBSHSE Class X Science Part 1 Syllabus 2027 (Physics & Chemistry)

Part 1 contains 10 chapters. The key topics for each chapter are listed below.

Chapter No.	Chapter Name	Key Topics
1	Gravitation	Newton’s universal law of gravitation; gravitational constant G; free fall and acceleration due to gravity (g); difference between mass and weight; gravitational potential energy; escape velocity; circular motion of satellites.
2	Periodic Classification of Elements	Dobereiner’s Triads; Newlands’ Law of Octaves; Mendeleev’s Periodic Table; Modern Periodic Table; periods and groups; periodicity of properties — atomic size, ionisation energy, metallic character, valency; metals, non-metals, and metalloids.
3	Chemical Reactions and Equations	Writing and balancing chemical equations; types of chemical reactions — combination, decomposition, displacement, double displacement, oxidation and reduction; exothermic and endothermic reactions; effects of oxidation in everyday life.
4	Effects of Electric Current	Heating effect of electric current; Joule’s law; electric power and energy; practical applications — electric iron, fuse; magnetic effect of electric current; Oersted’s experiment; Fleming’s left-hand rule; electric motor and generator (basic working).
5	Heat	Difference between heat and temperature; specific heat capacity; calorimetry; latent heat — fusion and vaporisation; thermal expansion of solids, liquids, and gases; anomalous expansion of water; thermometers; modes of heat transfer — conduction, convection, radiation.
6	Refraction of Light	Laws of refraction; Snell’s law; refractive index; total internal reflection; critical angle; optical fibre; refraction through a glass slab; apparent depth; atmospheric refraction — twinkling of stars, advance sunrise and delayed sunset.
7	Lenses	Types of lenses — convex and concave; terms: optical centre, principal axis, focal length, aperture; image formation by lenses; sign convention; lens formula; magnification; power of a lens; defects of vision — myopia, hypermetropia, presbyopia; corrective lenses.
8	Metallurgy	Minerals and ores; occurrence of metals in nature; extraction of metals — iron, aluminium, copper; activity series of metals; refining; corrosion and its prevention; alloys and their properties; electrolysis — electroplating.
9	Carbon Compounds	Bonding in carbon; allotropes of carbon; tetravalency and catenation; functional groups; homologous series; IUPAC nomenclature; properties of alkanes, alkenes, alkynes; ethanol and ethanoic acid; soaps and detergents; natural polymers.
10	Space Missions	History of space exploration; types of satellites — natural and artificial; geostationary and polar orbits; India’s space missions — ISRO, Chandrayaan, Mangalyaan, Gaganyaan; applications of satellites — weather forecasting, GPS, communication; space debris.

MSBSHSE Class X Science Part 2 Syllabus 2027 (Biology & Environment)

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) Class X Science Part 2 syllabus for 2027 covers biology and environmental science. The syllabus is divided into 10 chapters.

Chapter No.	Chapter Name	Key Topics
1	Heredity and Evolution	Mendel’s laws of inheritance; monohybrid and dihybrid cross; dominance and recessiveness; genotype and phenotype; DNA and genes; sex determination; evolution — Lamarck vs Darwin; natural selection; speciation; homologous and analogous organs; fossils.
2	Life Processes in Living Organisms – Part 1	Nutrition — autotrophic (photosynthesis: equation, chlorophyll, light and dark reactions) and heterotrophic (types of heterotrophs); human digestive system; digestion in plants; Respiration — aerobic and anaerobic; glycolysis; Krebs cycle (overview); human respiratory system; exchange of gases.
3	Life Processes in Living Organisms – Part 2	Circulation — human heart structure and function; double circulation; blood components; blood groups; lymphatic system; Transportation in plants — xylem and phloem; Excretion — human excretory system; nephron and urine formation; kidney diseases; excretion in plants.
4	Environmental Management	Ecosystem — components, food chains, food webs, ecological pyramids; biodiversity — importance and threats; deforestation and its impact; conservation of biodiversity — wildlife sanctuaries, national parks, biosphere reserves; pollution — types, causes, effects, and control; global warming and climate change; ozone depletion.
5	Towards Green Energy	Conventional vs non-conventional energy sources; solar energy — solar panels, solar cookers; wind energy; hydroelectric power; biogas and biomass; tidal energy; advantages of renewable energy; energy conservation habits; Maharashtra’s green energy initiatives.
6	Animal Classification	Need for classification; binomial nomenclature; five-kingdom classification; kingdom Animalia — invertebrates (Porifera, Coelenterata, Platyhelminthes, Nematoda, Annelida, Arthropoda, Mollusca, Echinodermata) and vertebrates (Fish, Amphibia, Reptilia, Aves, Mammalia); examples and key features.
7	Introduction to Microbiology	Types of microorganisms — bacteria, viruses, fungi, protozoa, algae; beneficial microbes — fermentation, nitrogen fixation, antibiotic production; harmful microbes — diseases caused (tuberculosis, malaria, typhoid); vaccination and immunity; discovery of antibiotics; Pasteur and Koch contributions.
8	Cell Biology and Biotechnology	Cell structure — prokaryotic vs eukaryotic; organelles and their functions; cell division — mitosis and meiosis (overview); DNA structure; genetic engineering — recombinant DNA technology; applications of biotechnology — insulin production, GM crops, gene therapy; ethical issues.
9	Social Health	Communicable and non-communicable diseases; immunity — innate and acquired; vaccination schedule; substance abuse — alcohol, tobacco, drugs; effects on health; mental health and adolescence; first aid basics; World Health Organization (WHO); government health schemes.
10	Disaster Management	Types of disasters — natural (earthquake, flood, cyclone, tsunami, landslide) and man-made; disaster management cycle — mitigation, preparedness, response, recovery; earthquake zones in India; NDMA guidelines; community preparedness; role of technology in disaster prediction.

MSBSHSE Class X Science Chapter-wise Weightage 2027

Science theory carries 80 marks — 40 marks each for Part 1 and Part 2. The weightage below reflects the approximate marks distribution based on previous years’ question paper patterns from MSBSHSE.

MSBSHSE Class X Science Syllabus 2027

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) Class X Science syllabus for 2027 is divided into two parts. Part 1 covers Physics and Chemistry, and Part 2 covers Biology and Environment. The total marks for the paper are 40.

Part 1: Physics and Chemistry

Part 1 contains ten chapters. The table below lists the chapters and their approximate marks out of 40.

Chapter	Approx. Marks (out of 40)
Gravitation	5
Periodic Classification of Elements	4
Chemical Reactions and Equations	5
Effects of Electric Current	5
Heat	4
Refraction of Light	4
Lenses	4
Metallurgy	3
Carbon Compounds	4
Space Missions	2

Part 2: Biology and Environment

Part 2 also contains ten chapters. The table below lists the chapters and their approximate marks out of 40.

Chapter	Approx. Marks (out of 40)
Heredity and Evolution	5
Life Processes – Part 1	5
Life Processes – Part 2	5
Environmental Management	4
Towards Green Energy	4
Animal Classification	4
Introduction to Microbiology	3
Cell Biology and Biotechnology	4
Social Health	3
Disaster Management	3

MSBSHSE Class X Social Sciences Syllabus 2027

The Social Sciences syllabus for MSBSHSE Class X 2027 is divided into two papers. Part 1 covers History and Political Science, and Part 2 covers Geography. The Maharashtra Board uses a thematic approach — History chapters focus on themes such as heritage, media, arts, and national development rather than a purely chronological narrative.

MSBSHSE Class X History & Political Science Syllabus 2027 (Part 1)

History Section

The History section has six chapters. The table below lists each chapter and its key topics.

Chapter No.	Chapter Name	Key Topics
1	Historiography: Development of the Indian Tradition	Methods of studying history; oral tradition; inscriptions; literary sources; archaeology; Indian approach to historiography.
2	India’s Cultural Heritage: Architecture, Sculpture, Literature	Ancient and medieval Indian architecture; cave temples; Mughal architecture; sculpture traditions; Sanskrit and Marathi literature; Bhakti and Sufi movements’ literary contributions.
3	India’s Cultural Heritage: Painting and Performing Arts	Classical and folk painting styles — Madhubani, Warli, miniature paintings; performing arts — classical dance forms, music traditions; theatre; impact of Westernisation on Indian arts.
4	Mass Media and Communication	History of printing press; development of newspapers; radio and television in India; social media in the modern era; role of media in democracy; censorship and press freedom.
5	Entertainment and Sports	History of Indian cinema — silent films to digital era; Indian television growth; theatre and drama traditions; development of sports in India; Olympics and India; IPL and cricket’s cultural impact.
6	Tourism and Heritage Management	India’s tourism potential; UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India; heritage conservation — ASI’s role; eco-tourism; heritage management challenges; Maharashtra’s heritage sites.

Political Science Section

The Political Science section has four chapters. The table below lists each chapter and its key topics.

Chapter No.	Chapter Name	Key Topics
1	Working of the Indian Constitution	Preamble; Fundamental Rights; Directive Principles of State Policy; Fundamental Duties; constitutional amendments; Judiciary — Supreme Court and High Courts; separation of powers.
2	Electoral Process in India	Universal adult franchise; Election Commission of India; conduct of elections; model code of conduct; role of voters; EVMs and VVPATs; delimitation of constituencies.
3	Political Parties and Democracy	National and regional political parties; coalition politics; role of opposition; democratic values; democracy vs authoritarianism; functioning of Parliament — Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.
4	Challenges to Democracy and Social Movements	Communalism, casteism, regionalism; corruption in public life; right to information; women’s empowerment movements; environmental movements; anti-corruption movements in India.

MSBSHSE Class X Geography Syllabus 2027 (Part 2)

The Geography section is Part 2 of the Social Sciences paper. The source does not list the chapters or key topics for this section.

MSBSHSE Class X Geography Syllabus 2027

The Geography syllabus for MSBSHSE Class X 2027 covers physical and human geography. It is divided into eight chapters, each with specific key topics.

Chapter No.	Chapter Name	Key Topics
1	Field Visit	Importance of field study; preparation for field visit; observation and data collection techniques; topographic maps — reading contours; sketch maps; report writing after field visit.
2	Endogenous Processes	Earth’s interior structure; plate tectonics; types of plate boundaries; earthquakes — causes, seismic waves, Richter scale; volcanoes — types and distribution; continental drift; mountain building.
3	Exogenous Processes	Weathering — mechanical and chemical; erosion and deposition; landforms created by rivers, glaciers, wind, and waves; soil formation; soil erosion and conservation.
4	Climatology	Elements of weather and climate; factors affecting climate; climate types — tropical, temperate, polar; Indian monsoon — mechanism, onset, and retreat; Western disturbances; climatic regions of India.
5	Oceanography	Ocean floor topography; ocean currents — warm and cold; tides — causes and types; El Niño and La Niña; marine resources; ocean pollution; importance of oceans to India.
6	Natural Hazards and Disaster Management	Natural hazards in India — floods, drought, cyclones, earthquakes; earthquake zones of India; hazard zonation; community preparedness; role of satellite imagery in disaster management.
7	Population	India’s population size and growth; demographic characteristics — density, sex ratio, literacy; Census 2011 data; population distribution; urbanisation; population policy in India.
8	Economy and Natural Resources	Types of economic activities; agriculture — types of farming, major crops in India; mineral resources — iron ore, coal, petroleum; industries — iron and steel, textile, IT; transport and communication networks; trade and tourism.

MSBSHSE Class X English Syllabus 2027

The English syllabus for MSBSHSE Class X 2027 follows the Kumarbharati textbook prescribed by the Maharashtra Board. The paper is 80 marks (theory) with 20 marks for internal assessment. Four units in Kumarbharati contain prose, poetry, and activity-based language tasks.

Component	Topics / Selections	Marks Focus
Prose (Reading & Comprehension)	Selected chapters from Kumarbharati — "The Thief’s Story," "On Wings of Courage," "As Good as Gold," "A Superhero Called Bhaskar," and other prose pieces across four units. Questions test reading comprehension, inference, and summary skills.	~25 marks
Poetry	Selected poems from Kumarbharati — "Where the Mind is Without Fear" (Rabindranath Tagore), "Night of the Scorpion," "The Brave," and others. Questions test appreciation, central idea, rhyme scheme, and figure of speech.	~10 marks
Grammar	Tenses; active and passive voice; reported speech; articles; prepositions; conjunctions; modals; sentence transformation; word forms.	~20 marks
Writing Skills	Letter writing — formal and informal; email writing; notice writing; report writing; paragraph writing; story writing; dialogue writing; appeal; slogan writing.	~15 marks
Vocabulary	Synonyms, antonyms, word meanings, homophones, idioms and phrases, proverbs, prefix and suffix.	~10 marks

MSBSHSE Class X Hindi Syllabus 2027

The Hindi syllabus for MSBSHSE Class X 2027 follows the Lokbharati textbook for Hindi as a Second Language. Students appearing in the Hindi medium board may also have Hindi as a First Language — in that case, a separate extended syllabus applies. The Second Language Hindi paper carries 80 marks theory + 20 marks oral.

Component	Topics / Selections
Prose (गद्य)	Selected chapters from Lokbharati — "भारत महिमा," "लक्ष्मी," "श्रम साधना," and other thematic prose pieces. Questions test comprehension and extrapolation.
Poetry (पद्य)	Selected poems — "रीढ़ की हड्डी," patriotic and value-based poems; central idea; literary appreciation.
Grammar (व्याकरण)	Sandhi; samas; tenses; active-passive voice; reported speech; word formation; muhavare (idioms); proverbs; unseen passage.
Writing (लेखन)	Essay writing; letter writing (formal and informal); paragraph writing; story writing; notice and advertisement writing.

MSBSHSE Class X Marathi Syllabus 2027

The Marathi syllabus for MSBSHSE Class X 2027 is part of the Maharashtra Board curriculum. Details of the Marathi paper structure and components are provided in the official board syllabus document.

Marathi First Language Syllabus

Marathi is the First Language for most students in Marathi medium and Semi-English medium schools. The First Language Marathi paper carries 80 marks for theory and 20 marks for oral assessment.

The syllabus follows the Balbharati Marathi textbook. It has four units covering prose, poetry, grammar, and applied writing (उपयोजित लेखन).

Component	Topics / Selections
Prose (गद्य)	Selected chapters — "तू बुद्धी दे," "दोन दिवस," "फूटप्रिन्टस," and other thematic prose selections from four units. Questions focus on comprehension, character analysis, and central theme.
Poetry (पद्य)	Selected Marathi poems covering patriotism, nature, and social themes; poetic appreciation; central idea; figures of speech in Marathi (अलंकार).
Grammar (व्याकरण)	Vibhakti (case endings); samas; shabd-roop; kriya (verb forms); sentence types; punctuation; idioms; proverbs; word derivation; translation.
Applied Writing (उपयोजित लेखन)	निबंध (essay); पत्रलेखन (letter writing — formal and informal); वृत्तान्त लेखन (report writing); जाहिरात (advertisement writing); सारांश (summary writing).

Deleted or Reduced Topics for 2027 Exam

MSBSHSE had reduced the SSC syllabus by approximately 25% during the 2020–21 and 2021–22 academic years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The full Balbharati syllabus has been fully restored for the 2026–27 academic year (2027 board exam). Students must prepare all chapters without expecting any COVID-era reductions.

MSBSHSE has announced a new NEP-aligned syllabus and revised exam pattern starting from the 2027–28 academic year. This change applies to students who will appear in the March 2028 examination — not the 2027 batch.

Subject	Status for 2027 Exam	Note
Mathematics (Algebra & Geometry)	Full syllabus — no deletions	All 6 Algebra and 7 Geometry chapters are in scope
Science Part 1 (Physics & Chemistry)	Full syllabus — no deletions	All 10 chapters are in scope
Science Part 2 (Biology & Environment)	Full syllabus — no deletions	All 10 chapters are in scope
History & Political Science	Full syllabus — no deletions	All History and Political Science chapters are in scope
Geography	Full syllabus — no deletions	All Geography chapters including Field Visit are in scope
Languages (English, Hindi, Marathi)	Full syllabus — no deletions	All prose, poetry, grammar, and writing components are active

Source: mahahsscboard.in

Best Books for MSBSHSE Class X 2027

The Balbharati textbook for each subject is the most important resource for Maharashtra Board SSC preparation. All questions in the MSBSHSE Class X board exam are set directly from prescribed Balbharati textbooks.

Students must complete every exercise, activity, and solved example in these books before moving to supplementary material.

Recommended Books for Maharashtra Board Class X Exam

The table below lists the recommended books for the Maharashtra Board Class X exam. The list covers official textbooks and practice material for each subject.

Subject	Book Name	Author / Publisher	Why This Book
Mathematics (Algebra)	Mathematics Part 1 (Algebra) – Class X	MSBSHSE / Balbharati	Official textbook; all board questions are sourced from this book’s exercises and examples
Mathematics (Geometry)	Mathematics Part 2 (Geometry) – Class X	MSBSHSE / Balbharati	Covers all geometric constructions, theorems, and proof-based problems; essential for scoring full marks
Mathematics (Practice)	SSC Mathematics (Score More / Board Paper Solutions)	Target Publications	Chapter-wise solved board paper examples; model answer writing format; previous 10 years’ papers with solutions
Science (Part 1)	Science and Technology Part 1 – Class X	MSBSHSE / Balbharati	Official textbook for Physics and Chemistry chapters; primary source for all theory and activity questions
Science (Part 2)	Science and Technology Part 2 – Class X	MSBSHSE / Balbharati	Official textbook for Biology and Environmental Science; diagram-based questions come from this book
Science (Practice)	Navneet Science & Technology Digest – Class X	Navneet Publications	Concept summaries, MCQ banks, match the columns, and board-format short-answer practice
Social Sciences	History & Political Science – Class X	MSBSHSE / Balbharati	Official textbook with thematic history and political science chapters; all board questions are from this source
Geography	Geography – Class X	MSBSHSE / Balbharati	Official Geography textbook with maps, diagrams, and field-work activities; map-based questions require this book
English	Kumarbharati (English Textbook) – Class X	MSBSHSE / Balbharati	Official prose and poetry textbook; all reading comprehension and appreciation questions come from this source
English (Grammar)	English Grammar and Writing Skills for SSC	Navneet / Target Publications	Structured grammar practice — tenses, voice, reported speech; board-format letter and essay writing

How to Download MSBSHSE Class X Syllabus 2027 PDF

The official Maharashtra Board Class X Syllabus PDF is available for download from mahahsscboard.in at any time. The steps below explain how to access the subject-wise syllabus documents.

1. Visit the official MSBSHSE website at mahahsscboard.in.
2. Look for the "Subjects and Syllabus" or "SSC General and Subject Codes and Syllabus" link on the homepage or navigation menu.
3. Click on "SSC General and Subject Codes and Syllabus" — a list of all subjects will appear.
4. Click on the subject name you want (e.g., Mathematics, Science, English) — the syllabus PDF will open in a new tab.
5. Press Ctrl + S (Windows) or Cmd + S (Mac) to save the PDF to your device, or click the download icon in your PDF viewer.
6. Repeat the process for each subject to build a complete syllabus folder for all papers.

Note: If the 2027 syllabus is not available separately, the current 2026–27 Balbharati textbook syllabus applies to the 2027 exam without change. Always verify at mahahsscboard.in for any updates.

MSBSHSE Class X 2027: Preparation Tips

The Maharashtra Board SSC exam tests students entirely on the Balbharati textbook content. Preparation should begin at the start of the 2026–27 academic year — leaving syllabus coverage to the last few months significantly reduces scoring potential.

Mathematics

• Complete every exercise in both the Algebra and Geometry textbooks — do not skip even a single solved example.
• Practice geometric constructions daily; the board expects precise and labelled diagrams that earn full step marks.
• Financial Planning (Algebra) and Mensuration (Geometry) have high practical application value — master the formulas early and practice a variety of word problems.
• Solve at least 5 previous years’ question papers under timed conditions before the board exam.
• Write full working steps — the board awards step marks even if the final answer has a calculation error.

Science and Technology

• Draw and label all diagrams from the textbook — the board deducts marks for missing labels or unclear diagrams.
• Gravitation, Lenses, Chemical Reactions, Heredity, and Life Processes are consistently high-weightage chapters across Part 1 and Part 2.
• Learn all chemical equations in Chapter 3 (Chemical Reactions) — both word equations and balanced symbolic equations.
• For Biology chapters, create a separate diagram notebook; human heart, nephron, digestive system, and mitosis/meiosis diagrams appear almost every year.
• The Space Missions chapter is short but important — know India’s ISRO missions by name and year.

MSBSHSE Class X Syllabus 2027: Subject-wise Preparation Guide

History

History questions focus on conceptual understanding and analysis, not just dates. The board expects opinion-based answers that show a deeper grasp of each thematic chapter.

Geography

Map practice is essential for Geography. Students must learn the political map of India with precision, including states, capitals, mountain ranges, rivers, and mineral-producing regions.

Political Science

Prepare short notes for each Political Science chapter. Questions on the Constitution, Electoral Process, and Challenges to Democracy appear in all three formats: MCQ, short answer, and long answer.

Learn definitions and key terms for every chapter. The board frequently asks "define" questions carrying 1–2 marks.

Languages (English, Hindi, Marathi)

Practice English grammar exercises daily. Tense transformations, active-passive voice, and reported speech are tested every year.

English writing skills carry significant marks. Learn the correct format for letters, reports, and emails, and practice at least three examples per format.

Read prose and poetry chapters from Kumarbharati at least twice. Comprehension questions require close reading of the text.

For Marathi and Hindi, memorise grammar rules and write at least one essay and one letter per week in the months before the exam.

Oral assessment carries 20 marks and depends on classroom participation and Diwali test scores. These must be taken seriously throughout the year.

MSBSHSE Class X Syllabus 2027 FAQs

Is the MSBSHSE Class X Syllabus 2027 the same as the previous year?

Yes, the MSBSHSE Class X Syllabus 2027 is essentially the same as the previous year. The board follows the full Balbharati curriculum for the 2026–27 academic year without any major deletions or additions.

A new NEP-aligned syllabus is planned from 2027–28. That change does not affect students appearing in March 2027.

How many subjects are there in MSBSHSE Class X 2027?

MSBSHSE Class X 2027 has over 99 subjects in total, including compulsory and optional subjects. The four core compulsory subjects are English, Mathematics, Science and Technology, and Social Sciences.

Students also have a First Language (Marathi, Hindi, Urdu, or others), a Second Language, and optional subjects like Information Technology or Drawing.

Where can I download the MSBSHSE Class X Syllabus 2027 PDF?

The official MSBSHSE Class X Syllabus 2027 PDF can be downloaded from mahahsscboard.in. Go to the "Subjects and Syllabus" section and click on "SSC General and Subject Codes and Syllabus."

Click on each subject to open and download its syllabus PDF.

Are Maharashtra Board Class X exam questions strictly from Balbharati textbooks?

Yes. All questions in the MSBSHSE Class X board examination are set from the Balbharati prescribed textbooks. The board does not set questions from outside the textbook content.

Every exercise, activity, and solved example in the Balbharati books must be completed for each subject before using supplementary guides.

What is the difference between Mathematics Part 1 and Part 2 in MSBSHSE Class X?

Mathematics Part 1 (Algebra) covers Linear Equations, Quadratic Equations, Arithmetic Progression, Financial Planning, Statistics, and Probability. Mathematics Part 2 (Geometry) covers Similarity, Pythagorean Theorem, Circle, Geometric Constructions, Co-ordinate Geometry, Trigonometry, and Mensuration.

Both papers carry 40 marks each in the theory examination.

Which are the most important chapters in Science for MSBSHSE Class X 2027?

In Science Part 1, the most important chapters are Gravitation, Chemical Reactions and Equations, Effects of Electric Current, Lenses, and Carbon Compounds. These consistently carry the highest marks in board papers.

In Science Part 2, Heredity and Evolution, Life Processes (both parts), and Environmental Management are the highest-weightage chapters.

Is there any practical examination in MSBSHSE Class X 2027?

Yes. Each subject group carries 20 marks for internal assessment or practical work in addition to the 80-mark theory paper. Science practicals are conducted at school in December 2026 – January 2027.

Oral examinations for languages are also included in this 20-mark component. Students must take school-conducted practicals and oral tests seriously, as they contribute directly to the final score.

How many months are needed to complete the MSBSHSE Class X syllabus?

Ideally, students should start at the beginning of the academic year (June 2026) and aim to complete the full syllabus by December 2026. This gives January and February 2027 for revision and board paper practice.

Students who begin in January and try to cover the full syllabus in 2–3 months often struggle with weaker chapters. A 6–7 month study plan with daily targets per subject is the most effective approach.

Recommended Books and Study Material for MSBSHSE Class X 2027

Balbharati textbooks are the primary resource for every subject. They cover the complete syllabus and form the base of preparation.

After finishing the textbook exercises, use Navneet Digest or Target Publications guides. These provide additional practice in answering questions in the board format.

For Mathematics, solving the previous 10 years' board question papers is essential. This helps understand the question pattern and scoring style.

Deleted Topics in MSBSHSE Class X 2027 Syllabus

No topics are deleted from the MSBSHSE Class X 2027 syllabus. The COVID-era 25% syllabus reduction from 2020–21 and 2021–22 has been fully restored.

The 2027 board exam uses the complete Balbharati syllabus with no deletions. Students must prepare all chapters in Mathematics, Science, Social Sciences, and Languages without expecting any reduction.

MSBSHSE Class X 2027 Exam Dates

The MSBSHSE Class X theory examinations for 2027 are expected in February–March 2027, based on the previous year's schedule. The board will release the official timetable on mahahsscboard.in.

Practical examinations are expected in December 2026 – January 2027. Results are typically declared in June.

Minimum Passing Marks for MSBSHSE Class X 2027

Students must score a minimum of 35% marks in each subject to pass the MSBSHSE Class X 2027 examination. This means at least 35 marks out of 100 in every subject is required.

Students who do not meet the 35% threshold in any subject are declared fail. They must appear in the supplementary (compartment) examination.

*The article might have information for the previous academic years, which will be updated soon subject to the notification issued by the University/College.

MSBSHSE Class X Syllabus 2027: Overview

The MSBSHSE Class X Syllabus 2027 is essentially the same as the previous year. The board follows the full Balbharati curriculum for the 2026-27 academic year without any major deletions or additions.

A new NEP-aligned syllabus is planned from 2027-28. That change does not affect students appearing in March 2027.

Subjects in MSBSHSE Class X 2027

MSBSHSE Class X 2027 has over 99 subjects in total, including compulsory and optional subjects. The four core compulsory subjects are English, Mathematics, Science and Technology, and Social Sciences.

Students also have a First Language (Marathi, Hindi, Urdu, or others), a Second Language, and optional subjects like Information Technology or Drawing.

How to Download the Syllabus PDF

The official MSBSHSE Class X Syllabus 2027 PDF can be downloaded from mahahsscboard.in. Go to the "Subjects and Syllabus" section and click on "SSC General and Subject Codes and Syllabus."

Click on each subject to open and download its syllabus PDF.

Exam Pattern and Question Source

All questions in the MSBSHSE Class X board examination are set from the Balbharati prescribed textbooks. The board does not set questions from outside the textbook content.

Students must complete every exercise, activity, and solved example in the Balbharati books for each subject before using supplementary guides.

Mathematics Part 1 and Part 2

Mathematics Part 1 (Algebra) covers chapters like Linear Equations, Quadratic Equations, Arithmetic Progression, Financial Planning, Statistics, and Probability. Mathematics Part 2 (Geometry) covers Similarity, Pythagorean Theorem, Circle, Geometric Constructions, Co-ordinate Geometry, Trigonometry, and Mensuration.

Both papers carry 40 marks each in the theory examination.

Important Chapters in Science

In Science Part 1, the most important chapters are Gravitation, Chemical Reactions and Equations, Effects of Electric Current, Lenses, and Carbon Compounds. These consistently carry the highest marks in board papers.

In Science Part 2, Heredity and Evolution, Life Processes (both parts), and Environmental Management are the highest-weightage chapters.

Practical and Internal Assessment

Each subject group carries 20 marks for internal assessment or practical work in addition to the 80-mark theory paper. Science practicals are conducted at school in December 2026 - January 2027.

Oral examinations for languages are also included in this 20-mark component. Students must take school-conducted practicals and oral tests seriously, as they contribute directly to the final score.

Preparation Timeline

Students should start at the beginning of the academic year (June 2026) and aim to complete the full syllabus by December 2026. This gives January and February 2027 for revision and board paper practice.

Students who begin in January and try to cover the full syllabus in 2-3 months often struggle with weaker chapters. A 6-7 month study plan with daily targets per subject is the most effective approach.

Recommended Books

Balbharati textbooks for every subject are the primary and most important resource. Once the textbook exercises are finished, Navneet Digest or Target Publications guides can be used for additional practice in board-format question answering.

For Mathematics, solving previous 10 years' board question papers is essential to understand the question pattern and scoring style.

Syllabus Reduction Status

No topics are deleted from the MSBSHSE Class X 2027 syllabus. The COVID-era 25% syllabus reduction (2020-21 and 2021-22) has been fully restored.

The 2027 board exam uses the complete Balbharati syllabus with no deletions. Students must prepare all chapters in Mathematics, Science, Social Sciences, and Languages without expecting any reduction.

Exam Schedule and Passing Criteria

The MSBSHSE Class X theory examinations for 2027 are expected in February-March 2027, based on the previous year's schedule. The board will release the official timetable on mahahsscboard.in.

Practical examinations are expected in December 2026 - January 2027. Results are typically declared in June.

Students must score a minimum of 35% marks in each subject to pass the MSBSHSE Class X 2027 examination. This means at least 35 marks out of 100 in every subject.

Students who do not meet the 35% threshold in any subject are declared fail and must appear in the supplementary (compartment) examination.

What is MSBSHSE Class X Result 2027?

The MSBSHSE Class X Result 2027 is the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) board exam result published by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education. The board conducts the Class X written exam across nine divisional boards every year in February and March. It covers all government, aided, and private affiliated schools in Maharashtra.

The result shows whether a student has passed or failed, subject-wise marks, the grade earned in each paper, and the overall division — Distinction, First, Second, Pass, or Fail. The SSC certificate is required for Class 11 (FYJC) admissions across Maharashtra. It is accepted by all universities and institutions in India as proof of completion of secondary education.

Expected Release Date

The MSBSHSE Class X Result 2027 is expected in May 2027. This is based on the last five years of trends, roughly 10–12 weeks after the written exam concludes in March.

In 2026, the Maharashtra SSC result was declared on May 8 with an overall pass percentage of 92.09%.

Official Websites

The result will be released on the official portals of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education. All nine divisional boards release the Class X result simultaneously on a single date and time.

• mahresult.nic.in
• mahahsscboard.maharashtra.gov.in
• sscresult.mahahsscboard.in

Login Details Required

To access the result, a student needs the Seat Number and Mother’s First Name exactly as registered on the hall ticket. The online scorecard shows subject-wise theory and practical marks, grade, division, and overall pass or fail status.

Key Summary

• MSBSHSE Class X Result 2027: Expected May 2027 (Tentative)
• Official Portals: mahresult.nic.in | mahahsscboard.maharashtra.gov.in | sscresult.mahahsscboard.in
• Login Details Required: Seat Number + Mother’s First Name
• Minimum Passing Marks: 35% in each subject (28/80 theory + 7/20 practical)
• Revaluation Portal: verification.mh-ssc.ac.in (opens days after result)
• 2026 Pass Percentage: 92.09% overall (Girls: 94.96%, Boys: 89.56%)

Important Dates

The written exam is conducted in February and March every year. The result is expected in May 2027.

Event	Expected Date
Class X written exam	February–March 2027
Result declaration	May 2027 (Tentative)
Compartment / Supplementary Exam	June–July 2027

Number of Students

Around 15–17 lakh students appear for the Maharashtra Board Class X exam every year. These students are spread across nine divisional boards.

Passing Criteria

A student must score at least 35 marks out of 100 in every subject individually to pass. Failing even one subject means a compartment result.

The minimum passing marks are 35% in each subject. This breaks down to 28 out of 80 in theory and 7 out of 20 in practical.

Previous Year Statistics

In 2026, the overall pass percentage was 92.09%. Girls consistently outperform boys in the Maharashtra Board Class X exam.

Category	Pass Percentage (2026)
Overall	92.09%
Girls	94.96%
Boys	89.56%

Division-wise Performance

Konkan division has topped the state in pass percentage for at least four consecutive years. The result is released for all nine divisional boards simultaneously on a single date and time.

Revaluation and Rechecking

Students unhappy with their marks can apply for rechecking and re-evaluation. The application portal is verification.mh-ssc.ac.in.

The portal opens shortly after the result is declared.

Compartment / Supplementary Exam

Students who fail in one or two subjects can appear for the Compartment / Supplementary Exam. This exam is held in June–July 2027.

Students who pass this exam do not need to repeat the full year.

Maharashtra SSC Board Exam 2027: Key Details

The Maharashtra SSC Board Exam is the Class X examination conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE). It is held once a year, from February to March.

Particulars	Details
Conducting Body	Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE)
Exam Name	Maharashtra SSC Board Exam (Class X / Secondary School Certificate)
Exam Frequency	Once a year — February to March
Expected Result Date 2027	May 2027 (Tentative)
Official Result Websites	mahresult.nic.in | mahahsscboard.maharashtra.gov.in | sscresult.mahahsscboard.in
Total Divisional Boards	9 (Pune, Nagpur, Aurangabad, Mumbai, Kolhapur, Amravati, Nashik, Latur, Konkan)
Approx. Students Appearing	15–17 lakh per year
Minimum Passing Marks	35% in each subject
Login Credentials for Result	Seat Number + Mother’s First Name
Revaluation Portal	verification.mh-ssc.ac.in
Digital Marksheet	Available on DigiLocker and UMANG App

MSBSHSE Class X Result 2027: Important Dates

The MSBSHSE Class X 2027 exam is expected to follow the same February–March schedule the board has maintained for several years. Results typically come about 10–12 weeks after the exam ends. All 2027 dates below are tentative — MSBSHSE will confirm the official exam schedule through a notification on its website.

Event	Expected Date (2027)
MSBSHSE SSC Written Exam 2027	February–March 2027 (Tentative)
MSBSHSE Class X Result 2027	May 2027 (Tentative)
Revaluation / Rechecking Application Window	May 2027 — opens within 1–2 days of result (Tentative)
Answer Sheet Photocopy Request Window	May 2027 (Tentative)
Compartment / Supplementary Exam 2027	June–July 2027 (Tentative)
Compartment / Supplementary Result 2027	July–August 2027 (Tentative)

In 2026 the result was on May 8; in 2025 it was May 13; in 2024 it was May 27. The trend shows the board has moved the result date progressively earlier, so May 2027 is the most likely window. If the exam schedule shifts for any reason, the result date shifts accordingly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ques. When will the MSBSHSE Class X Result 2027 be declared?

Ans. The MSBSHSE Class X Result 2027 is expected in May 2027. In 2026, the result was declared on May 8; in 2025, on May 13. The board will announce the exact date roughly 2–3 weeks before it is released via mahahsscboard.maharashtra.gov.in.

Ques. On which websites will the MSBSHSE SSC Result 2027 be available?

Ans. The result will be available on mahresult.nic.in, mahahsscboard.maharashtra.gov.in, and sscresult.mahahsscboard.in. You can also check it via the DigiLocker app or the UMANG app — these tend to have lighter traffic on result day and are a good backup if the main portals are slow.

MSBSHSE Class X Result Previous Year Statistics

Between 2022 and 2026, the Maharashtra SSC pass percentage ranged from 92.09% to 96.94%. The 2026 result saw the lowest overall pass percentage of this period at 92.09%, while 2022 posted the highest at 96.94%. Across every single year, girls outperformed boys by a consistent margin of 4–6 percentage points.

Year	Total Appeared	Overall Pass %	Boys Pass %	Girls Pass %	Result Declaration Date
2026	~17 lakh	92.09%	89.56%	94.96%	May 8, 2026
2025	16,11,610	94.10%	92.31%	96.14%	May 13, 2025
2024	15,49,326	95.81%	94.56%	97.21%	May 27, 2024
2023	~16 lakh	93.83%	92.05%	95.87%	June 2, 2023
2022	~17 lakh	96.94%	96.06%	97.96%	June 17, 2022

The gender gap has stayed broadly steady — girls clear the exam at 4–6 points above boys every year. The 2026 result was notable for showing the widest gap in recent years, with both genders seeing a decline from 2025 levels, suggesting the 2026 paper was harder overall.

Konkan Division vs State Average — Pass Percentage Trend

Konkan division has topped every divisional board in Maharashtra for at least the last four years. Nagpur consistently records the lowest figure. The gap between the two has ranged from about 6 percentage points (2023) to roughly 4 points (2024–2025).

MSBSHSE Class X Result 2027: Division-Wise Pass Percentage

The Konkan division recorded the highest pass percentage in the Maharashtra SSC exams, while Nagpur recorded the lowest. The table below shows the division-wise and state overall pass percentages for recent years.

Year	Konkan (Highest Division)	Nagpur (Lowest Division)	State Overall
2026	97.62%	To be updated	92.09%
2025	98.82%	~91%	94.10%
2024	99.01%	94.73%	95.81%
2023	98.11%	92.05%	93.83%

Konkan's high pass rate is linked to strong school infrastructure, better student retention, and lower exam dropout rates compared to interior Maharashtra divisions. The divisional board printed on the SSC certificate does not affect its acceptance anywhere in India.

How to Check MSBSHSE Class X Result 2027

MSBSHSE publishes the Class X result on three official portals at the same time. There are also two app-based alternatives for when portals are slow on result day.

Method 1 — Via mahresult.nic.in (Main Portal)

• Go to mahresult.nic.in
• Click on the SSC Result 2027 link on the homepage on result day
• Enter your Seat Number and your Mother's First Name
• Click Submit or View Result
• Check every subject's theory marks, practical marks, grade, and pass/fail status
• Download and save the scorecard as a PDF

Method 2 — Via mahahsscboard.maharashtra.gov.in

• Visit mahahsscboard.maharashtra.gov.in
• Navigate to the Result tab or the SSC Result 2027 direct link on the homepage
• Enter your Seat Number and Mother's First Name and submit

Method 3 — Via DigiLocker

• Open the DigiLocker app or visit digilocker.gov.in
• Log in with your registered mobile number and OTP
• Go to Education → Maharashtra State Board → SSC Marksheet 2027
• Your digitally signed marksheet appears — it has the same legal validity as the original physical copy

Method 4 — Via UMANG App

• Download the UMANG app from the Play Store or App Store
• Search for MSBSHSE under the Education category
• Select SSC Result 2027 and enter your seat number

Method 5 — Via SMS

• Type MAHA10 [your seat number] and send to 57766
• You receive a basic pass/fail SMS reply — use the portal for the full marksheet

What login details are needed to check the MSBSHSE Class X Result 2027?

You need your Seat Number (printed on your hall ticket) and your Mother's First Name exactly as registered with the board. A small spelling error in the mother's name can give an error — use the exact spelling from your hall ticket or admit card.

What should I do if the result portal is not opening on result day?

On result day, all three official portals face heavy traffic. If mahresult.nic.in is down or slow, try sscresult.mahahsscboard.in or mahahsscboard.maharashtra.gov.in. The DigiLocker app and UMANG app usually load faster because they have lighter traffic from students — try those as a backup.

How to Check MSBSHSE SSC Result 2027 Without Roll Number

If you have misplaced your hall ticket and do not have your seat number handy, you still have a few reliable ways to access your result before and on result day.

• Ask your school: Your school's office has a complete list of seat numbers assigned to students. Ask your class teacher or the school administrator — this is the fastest and most reliable option. Get it before the result day so you are not scrambling at the last moment.
• Check previous documents: Your seat number appears on your admit card. If you appeared for any pre-board or preliminary exam, the seat number is often printed on those documents too.
• DigiLocker Aadhaar-based login: If your Aadhaar is linked to your MSBSHSE account, you can retrieve the marksheet through DigiLocker using Aadhaar-based authentication — no seat number needed once you are logged in.
• School result sheet: MSBSHSE provides school-wise result data to divisional boards. Your school principal can pull up your name from the school's result sheet and tell you your result status and marks.

The safest move is to note down your seat number from your hall ticket and save it somewhere (phone notes, email to yourself) well before the result date.

MSBSHSE Class X Marksheet 2027: Details and Validity

On result day, the online scorecard you download is a provisional marksheet. Your school distributes the original board-issued marksheet 2–4 weeks later, after the divisional office dispatches it. Both documents — the online copy and the physical original — are useful at different stages.

MSBSHSE Class X Marksheet Details

The MSBSHSE Class X marksheet contains specific details about the student and their performance. Each field is recorded as per school and board records.

Detail on Marksheet	Description
Student’s Full Name	As registered with MSBSHSE at the time of enrollment
Father’s Name / Mother’s Name	As per school and board records
Date of Birth	As per school records
Seat Number	Unique roll number assigned by MSBSHSE for the exam
Exam Centre / School Name	Name of exam centre and the affiliated school
Subject-wise Marks	Theory marks, practical / internal marks, and total per subject
Grade per Subject	Letter grade (A1 to E2) and grade points assigned based on marks
Total Marks Obtained	Aggregate marks across all subjects
Overall Percentage	Total marks as a percentage — used for Class 11 (FYJC) admissions
Division	Distinction / First Division / Second Division / Pass / Fail
Result Status	Pass / Fail / Compartment (AT — Allowed to Keep Terms)

Keep the original marksheet safe once your school hands it over. You will need it for Class 11 admissions, scholarship applications, and for any future college or employment verification.

Since 2021, the digitally signed DigiLocker copy of the MSBSHSE marksheet carries full legal validity. It is accepted at most institutions for admission without requiring the physical copy — though it is good practice to carry both.

What does "AT" or "Compartment" status mean on the MSBSHSE Class X marksheet?

"AT" stands for "Allowed to Keep Terms" — it means you failed in one or two subjects but passed in the rest. You are allowed to appear for the compartment / supplementary exam in those subjects without repeating the whole year. Once you clear the compartment exam, your result updates to Pass and you receive a regular SSC certificate.

MSBSHSE Class X Result 2027: Passing Criteria

Passing the MSBSHSE Class X exam requires clearing every subject individually. A strong aggregate does not save you if you fall short in even one paper — you must score the minimum in each subject separately.

Paper Type	Maximum Marks	Minimum Marks to Pass
Theory Paper	80	28 marks (35%)
Practical / Internal Assessment	20	7 marks (35%)
Full Subject (Theory + Practical)	100	35 marks (35%)

Divisions based on your overall aggregate percentage:

Division	Aggregate Percentage Required
Distinction	75% and above
First Division	60% to 74.99%
Second Division	45% to 59.99%
Pass	35% to 44.99%
Fail	Below 35% in any one or more subjects

If your overall aggregate is above 60% but you score below 28 in a single theory paper, the result still shows Fail in that subject. You then have to appear for the compartment exam in that subject. Your overall percentage and division are calculated only after you clear all subjects.

What happens if I fail in one subject in the MSBSHSE Class X 2027 exam?

If you fail in one or two subjects while passing all others, you are placed in the Compartment (AT) category. You can appear for the MSBSHSE SSC Compartment Exam held in June–July 2027 for just those subjects. If you clear the compartment, your result is updated to Pass and you get a regular SSC certificate.

Is there any provision for internal marks or grace marks to help pass a failed subject?

MSBSHSE has a grace marks policy where the board may award 1–5 grace marks per subject for students who are very close to the passing threshold. These are applied automatically — you do not apply for them. If grace marks push you over 35, the marksheet reflects a pass with a grace marks notation.

MSBSHSE Class X Grading System 2027

MSBSHSE assigns a letter grade and grade points to every subject based on marks scored. These grades appear on your online scorecard and on the original marksheet. Grades from D upward are all passing grades.

MSBSHSE Class X Grading System

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) uses a nine-point grading system for the Class X exam. Each grade corresponds to a specific marks range and grade point.

Grade	Marks Range	Grade Points	Performance Level
A1	91–100	10	Outstanding
A2	81–90	9	Excellent
B1	71–80	8	Very Good
B2	61–70	7	Good
C1	51–60	6	Average
C2	41–50	5	Adequate
D	35–40	4	Pass
E1	21–34	—	Fail
E2	0–20	—	Fail

Grades D through A1 mean the student has passed that subject. Only E1 and E2 indicate failure. The Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) is calculated across subjects, but for Class 11 (FYJC) admissions in Maharashtra, colleges typically use the percentage rather than the CGPA to set cut-offs.

How is the CGPA Calculated?

The CGPA is the average of the grade points earned across all subjects. For example, if a student scores B2 (7), B1 (8), A2 (9), C1 (6), and B2 (7) across five subjects, the CGPA is (7+8+9+6+7)/5 = 7.4. The board prints the CGPA on the marksheet alongside the percentage.

MSBSHSE Class X Result 2027: Division-wise and Gender-wise Pass Percentage

Maharashtra runs the Class X exam through nine divisional boards. Performance varies considerably between divisions — Konkan leads the state every year while Nagpur tends to record the lowest figure. Based on the 2022–2026 pattern, the 2027 result will show a similar geographic spread.

Gender-wise Pass Percentage (2022–2026)

Year	Overall Pass %	Boys Pass %	Girls Pass %	Gender Gap (pts)
2026	92.09%	89.56%	94.96%	5.40
2025	94.10%	92.31%	96.14%	3.83
2024	95.81%	94.56%	97.21%	2.65
2023	93.83%	92.05%	95.87%	3.82
2022	96.94%	96.06%	97.96%	1.90

Division-wise Highlights — Konkan vs Nagpur (2023–2026)

Year	Highest Division	Highest Pass %	Lowest Division	Lowest Pass %	State Average
2026	Konkan	97.62%	To be updated	—	92.09%
2025	Konkan	98.82%	Nagpur	~91%	94.10%
2024	Konkan	99.01%	Nagpur	94.73%	95.81%
2023	Konkan	98.11%	Nagpur	92.05%	93.83%

The inter-divisional gap has narrowed from about 6 points (2023) to roughly 4–5 points (2024–2025) — Nagpur’s results have been catching up. Regardless of which division a school falls under, the SSC certificate carries equal national recognition — the divisional board printed on it does not affect its acceptance anywhere in India.

Grace Marks in MSBSHSE Class X Exam 2027

MSBSHSE has a grace marks policy that can help students who fall just short of the 35-mark minimum in a subject. The board awards these automatically — students do not need to apply for them.

• Grace marks are typically 1–5 marks per subject for students who are very close to the passing threshold in theory papers
• They are not awarded for practicals or internal assessments
• If grace marks are applied to a result, the marksheet carries a notation indicating this
• The grace marks scheme is a safety net for borderline cases — it is not a general marks booster for all students
• MSBSHSE may revise the grace marks policy before the 2027 exam — confirm the applicable scheme from the official board notification once it is released on mahahsscboard.maharashtra.gov.in

Even after grace marks are applied, if a student still falls below 35 in a subject, they will be placed in compartment for that subject. Grace marks only push a student over the line when they are genuinely close — they cannot rescue a very low score.

What After MSBSHSE Class X Result 2027?

Once the MSBSHSE Class X 2027 result is declared, the most immediate step for passing students is applying for Class 11 (FYJC) admission. Maharashtra runs a centralised, merit-based online admission process for junior college seats across Science, Commerce, and Arts streams.

FYJC (Class 11) Admission After Class X Result

First Year Junior College (FYJC) admission in Maharashtra starts in June–July every year. The process is centralised and conducted online through the state's FYJC portal.

Students register on the portal and list their preferred colleges and streams. Seat allocation happens through merit-based rounds calculated on the SSC percentage.

Stream Choice and Cut-offs

Science stream generally requires a higher percentage, often 70% or more for good colleges. Commerce and Arts streams have relatively lower cut-offs.

The stream chosen in Class 11 shapes undergraduate options significantly. Students should select a stream based on their career interests.

Documents Required for Admission

• Original SSC marksheet
• School-leaving / transfer certificate
• Aadhaar card
• Caste certificate (if applicable)
• Passport-size photographs

Documents should be collected immediately after the result is declared. Admission windows move quickly.

Scholarships

Students scoring 75% or more, or those belonging to reserved categories, may be eligible for Maharashtra government scholarships. Eligibility and application windows are available on the Maharashtra Scholarship Portal.

ITI and Polytechnic Options

Skill-based career paths are open to SSC pass students through ITI (Industrial Training Institute) and polytechnic diploma programmes. These programmes typically last two to three years and lead directly to technical jobs.

Marks Improvement Scheme

Students who passed but want a higher percentage for a competitive stream can use the MSBSHSE Grade / Marks Improvement Scheme. This allows re-appearing for any subject in the next three board examinations, and only the better score is counted.

FYJC Admission Process FAQs

Ques. What is the FYJC admission process after MSBSHSE Class X Result 2027?

Ans. FYJC (Class 11) admissions in Maharashtra go through a centralised online process managed by the state school education department. After the SSC result, students register on the FYJC portal, fill in stream and college preferences, and wait for merit-based seat allocation in multiple rounds. The process typically runs from June to August. The exact schedule is published after the SSC result is out.

Ques. Can I take Class 11 admission with a low SSC percentage?

Ans. Yes. Students who pass with a percentage in the 35–50% range can get into Class 11 in the Arts or Commerce stream at many colleges. Government-aided colleges often have higher cut-offs, but unaided private colleges accommodate students with lower percentages. Options narrow only for a specific Science stream in a high-demand college.

MSBSHSE Class X Compartment Exam 2027

Students who fail in one or two subjects in the MSBSHSE Class X 2027 exam do not have to repeat the entire year. MSBSHSE holds a Compartment (Supplementary) exam in June–July for re-appearing in just the failed subjects while passes in other subjects remain valid.

Particulars	Details
Who Can Apply	Students who fail in 1–2 subjects in MSBSHSE Class X 2027 (AT / Compartment status)
Maximum Subjects	Up to 2 subjects (confirm from official notification)
Expected Exam Date	June–July 2027 (Tentative)
Expected Result Date	July–August 2027 (Tentative)
Application Process	Submit through your school on the MSBSHSE portal; fee payable online
Exam Pattern	Same as the regular board exam for that subject

Clearing the compartment exam updates the final marksheet and SSC certificate with the compartment exam marks for those subjects. The certificate carries the same recognition as a regular pass certificate — universities, employers, and institutions treat both identically.

Students who fail in more than two subjects are required to repeat Class X the following year (February–March 2028) as a repeater student.

Compartment Exam FAQ

Ques. Will my MSBSHSE marksheet mention that I cleared a subject through the compartment exam?

Ans. Yes. The updated marksheet will note that the marks in the relevant subject(s) were obtained through the supplementary / compartment exam. However, the final SSC pass certificate itself has full recognition — colleges and employers do not differentiate between a regular pass and a compartment pass in terms of document validity.

MSBSHSE Class X Revaluation and Rechecking 2027

MSBSHSE gives three options after the result is declared for students who feel their marks do not reflect their actual performance. Each option operates at a different level of intervention.

MSBSHSE Class X Result 2027: Rechecking and Revaluation Services

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) offers three post-result services for Class X students: rechecking, answer sheet photocopy, and re-evaluation. Each service has a different purpose and impact on marks.

Service	What It Does	Marks Impact	Expected Window (2027)
Rechecking (Verification)	Board checks for totalling errors, unmarked answers, and transcription mistakes	Can only stay the same or increase	Opens 1–2 days after result (Tentative)
Answer Sheet Photocopy	You receive a scanned copy of your answered paper to see how marks were awarded	No change to marks — for reference only	Opens alongside rechecking (Tentative)
Re-evaluation	A second examiner re-marks your full paper from scratch	Can increase, stay same, or decrease	After photocopy window (Tentative)

How to Apply for Rechecking or Revaluation in 2027

• Visit verification.mh-ssc.ac.in once the window opens after the result
• Log in with your seat number and registered mobile number or email
• Select the service (Verification / Photocopy / Re-evaluation) and the subject you want checked
• Pay the prescribed fee online
• Save the payment confirmation and application number — you will need them to track your application status

A practical approach is to apply for rechecking first, then order the photocopy. If the photocopy shows a genuine error in marking, then go for full re-evaluation. In 2025, over 34,000 students who failed the Maharashtra SSC exam applied for rechecking shortly after the result.

Can Marks Go Down After Revaluation?

In rechecking (verification), marks can only stay the same or go up — the board is only checking for administrative errors. In full re-evaluation, a different examiner marks the paper from scratch, so marks can go up, stay the same, or, in rare cases, go down. Most students who request re-evaluation do so after seeing the photocopy confirms a genuine under-marking, which reduces the risk of a downward revision.

FAQs

When Will the MSBSHSE Class X Result 2027 Be Declared?

The MSBSHSE Class X Result 2027 is expected in May 2027. Over the past five years, the result has been declared between May 8 (2026) and June 17 (2022), with the trend moving towards earlier declarations. MSBSHSE will announce the exact date via mahahsscboard.maharashtra.gov.in about 2–3 weeks before result day.

How Many Students Appear for the Maharashtra Board SSC Exam Every Year?

Around 15–17 lakh students appear annually. In 2025, 16,11,610 students appeared; in 2024, the figure was 15,49,326. For 2027, a similar number is expected based on enrollment trends.

What Is the Pass Percentage in MSBSHSE Class X?

The Maharashtra SSC overall pass percentage has ranged from 92.09% (2026) to 96.94% (2022) in recent years. The 2025 figure was 94.10% and the 2024 figure was 95.81%. The 2027 pass percentage will depend on exam difficulty and student performance in that year.

What Are the Minimum Passing Marks for MSBSHSE Class X?

Students need at least 35 marks out of 100 in each subject. For subjects split into theory and practical, students need at least 28 out of 80 in the theory paper and at least 7 out of 20 in the practical — both separately.

Is the DigiLocker Marksheet Valid for Class 11 (FYJC) Admission in Maharashtra?

Yes. The digitally signed DigiLocker copy of the MSBSHSE Class X marksheet carries full legal validity and is accepted for FYJC admissions in Maharashtra. Some colleges may still ask to see the original physical marksheet at the time of final document verification — carry both the DigiLocker copy and the original when going for admission.

Which Divisional Board Tops the MSBSHSE Class X Result Every Year?

Konkan division has consistently topped the state in pass percentage for at least the last four years — 97.62% in 2026, 98.82% in 2025, 99.01% in 2024, and 98.11% in 2023. Nagpur division typically records the lowest figure in the state.

Do Girls Perform Better Than Boys in MSBSHSE Class X?

Yes, consistently. Girls have outperformed boys in every year for at least the last five years. In 2026, girls passed at 94.96% vs boys at 89.56%. In 2025, it was 96.14% (girls) vs 92.31% (boys). The gender gap has ranged from about 2 to 5 percentage points.

What Should a Student Do If the Original MSBSHSE Class X Marksheet Is Lost?

File an FIR at the nearest police station reporting the loss, then apply for a duplicate marksheet at the divisional board office. Submit the FIR copy, a written application, the prescribed fee, and a self-attested identity proof. Processing typically takes 3–6 weeks depending on the divisional board. The DigiLocker copy serves as a valid alternative for most purposes while waiting for the duplicate.

Can a Student Reappear for the Maharashtra Board Class X Exam to Improve Marks?

Yes. The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) Grade / Marks Improvement Scheme allows a passed student to reappear for any subject in any of the next three board examinations.

Only the higher of the two scores is counted on the marksheet. This option helps if a lower mark in one subject is reducing the overall percentage and affecting Class 11 stream eligibility or other opportunities.

Where to Apply for Revaluation After the MSBSHSE Class X Result 2027

Apply at verification.mh-ssc.ac.in. The portal opens shortly after the result, usually within 1–2 days.

A student can apply for rechecking (verification for counting errors), an answer sheet photocopy, or full re-evaluation. Apply for rechecking or photocopy first; use re-evaluation only if the photocopy confirms a marking error.

Login Details Needed to Check the MSBSHSE Class X Result 2027

The Seat Number, printed on the hall ticket, and the Mother’s First Name as registered with the board are required to check the result.

Enter the mother’s name in the exact spelling on file. Even a one-letter difference can cause an error. If unsure of the registered spelling, check with the school before result day.

*The article might have information for the previous academic years, which will be updated soon subject to the notification issued by the University/College.

MSBSHSE Class X Result 2027 Expected Date

The MSBSHSE Class X Result 2027 is expected in May 2027. In 2026, the result was declared on May 8; in 2025, on May 13.

The board will announce the exact date roughly 2-3 weeks before it is released via mahahsscboard.maharashtra.gov.in.

Official Websites to Check SSC Result 2027

The result will be available on the following official websites:

• mahresult.nic.in
• mahahsscboard.maharashtra.gov.in
• sscresult.mahahsscboard.in

You can also check it via the DigiLocker app or the UMANG app. These tend to have lighter traffic on result day and are a good backup if the main portals are slow.

Login Details Required

You need your Seat Number, printed on your hall ticket, and your Mother's First Name exactly as registered with the board.

A small spelling error in the mother's name can give an error. Use the exact spelling from your hall ticket or admit card.

What to Do If the Result Portal Is Not Opening

On result day, all three official portals face heavy traffic. If mahresult.nic.in is down or slow, try sscresult.mahahsscboard.in or mahahsscboard.maharashtra.gov.in.

The DigiLocker app and UMANG app usually load faster because they have lighter traffic from students. Try those as a backup.

Meaning of "AT" or "Compartment" Status

"AT" stands for "Allowed to Keep Terms". It means you failed in one or two subjects but passed in the rest.

You are allowed to appear for the compartment or supplementary exam in those subjects without repeating the whole year. Once you clear the compartment exam, your result updates to Pass and you receive a regular SSC certificate.

Failing in One Subject in Class X 2027

If you fail in one or two subjects while passing all others, you are placed in the Compartment (AT) category.

You can appear for the MSBSHSE SSC Compartment Exam held in June-July 2027 for just those subjects. If you clear the compartment, your result is updated to Pass and you get a regular SSC certificate.

Grace Marks Policy

MSBSHSE has a grace marks policy where the board may award 1-5 grace marks per subject for students who are very close to the passing threshold.

These are applied automatically. You do not apply for them. If grace marks push you over 35, the marksheet reflects a pass with a grace marks notation.

CGPA Calculation in MSBSHSE Class X

Your CGPA is the average of the grade points you earn across all subjects.

For example, if you score B2 (7), B1 (8), A2 (9), C1 (6), and B2 (7) across five subjects, the CGPA is (7+8+9+6+7)/5 = 7.4. The board prints the CGPA on your marksheet alongside the percentage.

FYJC Admission Process After SSC Result 2027

FYJC (Class 11) admissions in Maharashtra go through a centralised online process managed by the state school education department.

After the SSC result, you register on the FYJC portal, fill in your stream and college preferences, and wait for merit-based seat allocation in multiple rounds. The process typically runs from June to August. The exact schedule is published after the SSC result is out.

Class 11 Admission with a Low SSC Percentage

Yes. Even if you pass with a percentage in the 35-50% range, you can get into Class 11 in the Arts or Commerce stream at many colleges.

Government-aided colleges often have higher cut-offs, but unaided private colleges accommodate students with lower percentages. Your options only narrow if you want a specific Science stream in a high-demand college.

Marksheet Mention of Compartment Exam

Yes. The updated marksheet will note that the marks in the relevant subject(s) were obtained through the supplementary or compartment exam.

However, the final SSC pass certificate itself has full recognition. Colleges and employers do not differentiate between a regular pass and a compartment pass in terms of document validity.

Can Marks Go Down After Revaluation?

In rechecking (verification), your marks can only stay the same or go up. The board is only checking for administrative errors.

In full re-evaluation, a different examiner marks your paper from scratch, so marks can go up, stay the same, or, in rare cases, go down. Most students who request re-evaluation do so after seeing the photocopy confirms a genuine under-marking, which reduces the risk of a downward revision.

Maharashtra Board Class X Exam Overview

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) conducts the Class X examination, also known as the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exam. The board releases the result for this exam, which is a key factor for admission to Class 11 (FYJC).

Result Date and Announcement

The MSBSHSE Class X Result 2027 is expected to be announced in the first week of June 2027. The board typically declares the result on the official website, mahresult.nic.in, and other official portals.

An official announcement regarding the result date is made on the board's website, htra.gov.in, about 2 to 3 weeks before the result day.

Number of Students Appearing

Around 15 to 17 lakh students appear for the Maharashtra Board SSC exam annually. The number of students appearing in recent years provides a basis for the expected figure for 2027.

• In 2025, 16,11,610 students appeared.
• In 2024, the figure was 15,49,326.
• For 2027, a similar number is expected based on enrollment trends.

Pass Percentage Trends

The Maharashtra SSC overall pass percentage has ranged from 92.09% (2026) to 96.94% (2022) in recent years. The pass percentage for 2027 will depend on exam difficulty and student performance in that year.

Year	Pass Percentage
2026	92.09%
2025	94.10%
2024	95.81%
2022	96.94%

Minimum Passing Marks

A student needs at least 35 marks out of 100 in each subject to pass. For subjects split into theory and practical, separate minimum marks are required for each component.

• At least 28 out of 80 in the theory paper.
• At least 7 out of 20 in the practical.

Validity of DigiLocker Marksheet

The digitally signed DigiLocker copy of the MSBSHSE Class X marksheet carries full legal validity. It is accepted for FYJC admissions in Maharashtra.

Some colleges may still ask to see the original physical marksheet at the time of final document verification. Students should carry both the DigiLocker copy and the original when going for admission.

Divisional Board Performance

Konkan division has consistently topped the state in pass percentage for at least the last four years. Nagpur division typically records the lowest figure in the state.

Year	Konkan Division Pass Percentage
2026	97.62%
2025	98.82%
2024	99.01%
2023	98.11%

Gender-wise Performance

Girls have outperformed boys in every year for at least the last five years. The gender gap has ranged from about 2 to 5 percentage points.

• In 2026, girls passed at 94.96% vs boys at 89.56%.
• In 2025, it was 96.14% (girls) vs 92.31% (boys).

Lost or Duplicate Marksheet

If a student loses the original marksheet, an FIR must be filed at the nearest police station reporting the loss. Then, an application for a duplicate marksheet can be made at the divisional board office.

The following documents and items are required for the application:

• FIR copy.
• A written application.
• The prescribed fee.
• A self-attested identity proof.

Processing typically takes 3 to 6 weeks depending on the divisional board. The DigiLocker copy serves as a valid alternative for most purposes while waiting for the duplicate.

Marks Improvement Scheme

MSBSHSE's Grade / Marks Improvement Scheme allows passed students to re-appear for any subject in any of the next three board examinations. Only the higher of the two scores is counted on the marksheet.

This is useful if a lower mark in one subject is pulling down the overall percentage and affecting stream eligibility for Class 11 or other opportunities.

Revaluation Process

Applications for revaluation are submitted at verification.mh-ssc.ac.in. The portal opens shortly after the result, usually within 1 to 2 days.

Students can apply for the following:

• Rechecking (verification for counting errors).
• Answer sheet photocopy.
• Full re-evaluation.

It is advised to apply for rechecking or photocopy first. Re-evaluation should be used only if the photocopy confirms a marking error.

Login Details for Result

To check the MSBSHSE Class X Result 2027, a student needs the Seat Number printed on the hall ticket and the Mother's First Name as registered with the board.

The mother's name must be entered in the exact spelling on file, as even a one-letter difference can cause an error. If unsure of the registered spelling, students should check with their school before result day.