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Students who qualify the Maharashtra SSC exam will be allowed to apply for admission to First Year Junior College (FYJC) or Class 11 after the release of Maharashtra SSC result.
The 2023 Maharashtra Board SSC exams took place from March 2 to March 25 and students need to score a minimum of 35% marks in each subject as well as an overall average to qualify the exam. Those who fall short of the required minimum marks will have to appear in the supplementary examination. If the students fail in the exam in the second attempt, they will not be allowed to move to the next class.
Students have the option to apply online for revaluation of their answer sheets if they are unsatisfied with their results. It is important to remember that a fee has to be paid to apply for the revaluation process. After the declaration of Maharashtra SSC Result 2023, the online application process for revaluation will start on the official website.
The class 10th results for Maharashtra Board were released on June 17 last year with an overall pass rate of 96.94 per cent. Across the state, 15.21 lakh students appeared for the exam out of 15.68 lakh students who appeared for it. Girls outperformed boys, with boys registering a pass rate of 93.29 percent, securing a pass percentage of 95.35 percent. In 2022 SSC exam was conducted between 15th March to 4th April.
Compared to 2021, when 99.95 per cent students passed the Class 10 exam, the overall pass percentage fell last year. At least 20 lakh students register each year for the Maharashtra Board exams, which include SSC and HSC exams.