Overview
- The three state boards, which declared results Friday, published official pass rates and activated scorecard links across their portals and partner channels.
- Maharashtra’s SSC result stands at 92.09% after exams held February 20 to March 18, with over 16.15 lakh candidates checking marks via mahresult.nic.in and DigiLocker using roll or seat number and mother’s name.
- West Bengal’s Madhyamik pass rate is 86.83% following a 9:30 am press briefing, with 9.71 lakh students able to download provisional marksheets from wbresults.nic.in or access them through DigiLocker and SMS.
- Tripura announced both results together, reporting 84.18% for Class 10 and 79.33% for Class 12 at a noon press conference, with scorecards available on tbresults.tripura.gov.in and by SMS.
- Punjab set May 11 for Class 10 and May 13 for Class 12, while all boards stress that online marksheets are provisional and that schools will issue originals alongside guidance for scrutiny and supplementary exams.