Mumbai: The results of Maharashtra Class 10 or Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exams which were held in February/March this year will be declared on June 07 at 01:00 in the afternoon, official sources at the Maharashtra State Secondary & Higher Secondary Board, Pune said.
The results will be available on the board website at the given time and the students need to enter their exam seat numbers to see their results. The students will also be able to take the printout from the website.
The Printed Marksheet will be given to students on June 15 at 03:00 in the afternoon at their respective schools.
To distribute the load, the board has decided to put the online SSC results on five different websites. They are:
http://mahresult.nic.in
http://mh-ssc.ac.in
http://msbshse.ac.in
http://sscresult.mkcl.org
http://rediff.com/exams
The students can also request their results through SMS. For this, they are required to type MHSSC followed by <seat no> on their mobile phones and send to: 57766.
The Maharashtra State Secondary & Higher Secondary Board had earlier declared the HSC or Class 12 results on May 30.
The MH-CET and NEET 2013 results were declared on Wednesday.
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