Maharashtra SSC Result 2020: Maharashtra Board will be going to announce SSC or class 10 board exam results 2020 tomorrow, July 29. As per the official press release issued by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Education (MSBSHE), the class 10th results will be declared on the website at 1 PM on Wednesday.
After the result is announced, students will be able to check their scores by visiting the official website at mahresults.nic.in.
Earlier, the State Education Minister Varsha Gaikwad notified that the Maharashtra SSC result is expected anytime before July 31.
On July 10, minister Gaikwad said, “For the SSC exams, the history papers are still being checked and we are working to complete the process to declare the results by July 31.”
Over 17 lakh students appeared for the exams from the state of which nearly 3.91 lakh students were from the Mumbai division alone this year.
Once the result is released, students would be able to check their results on these websites after they are declared: Maharashtraeducation.com, examresults.net/maharashtra, mahresult.nic.in
Steps to check Maharashtra SSC 10th Results 2020 on official website:
- 1) Visit the official website mahresult.nic.in.
- 2) On the homepage, click on the link that reads, “SSC Examination Result 2020”
- 3) Enter the credentials and login
- 4) The result will appear on the display screen
- 5) Take a print out of your results for future reference
The Maharashtra SSC exams, slated to be held from March 3 to March 23 and were hampered due to the Coronavirus pandemic, and the state made a decision to scrap the geography exam, which was the last paper.
The history paper was conducted on March 21 and the paper-checking process was postponed owing to the restrictions imposed due to the lockdown.
MSBSHE initially announced that the marks for the geography paper will be calculated on the basis of the average marks received in other subjects of the exam.
The board will award marks of written exams only while calculating average scores for the cancelled paper. Out of the total 600 marks that students write their papers for, 480 marks are for written exams and 120 for internal assessments. Following the cancellation of the 40 marks written paper of Geography, the written total will now be 440.
This year, the education department also reintroduced oral examinations for languages and social sciences after the overall pass percentage of students seeing a dip last year due to the scrapping of oral exams. The Mumbai divisional board also introduced a new rule wherein private students were not allowed to change their exam centres at the last minute.
If any students wish to apply for revaluation process, they can apply on the board’s portal online from July 30, 2020.
Read: Goa Board SSC Result 2020 announced @ gbshse.gov.in: Direct link here to check results
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