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There is big news for students awaiting the Maharashtra Board Class 12 results. The Maharashtra Board has officially announced the date for the release of the results. According to the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE), the Class 12 results will be released tomorrow—May 2nd—at 1:00 PM. Consequently, students are advised to locate their admit cards and keep them handy starting now. To check their results, students will be required to enter their roll numbers and other necessary details.

**DigiLocker Tweets an Update**
Information regarding the results has been shared via a tweet on DigiLocker's official X account. Both the website and the tweet posted on X indicate that the Class 12 results for 2026 could be released at any moment.

**Stream-wise Results to be Released, Data to be Shared**
The Maharashtra Board will announce the Class 12 results during a press conference. The results will be released on a stream-wise basis; along with the overall pass percentage for all streams, data regarding the pass percentages for both boys and girls will also be shared.
Last year, the pass percentage recorded was 97.35% for the Science stream, 80.53% for the Arts stream, 92.68% for Commerce, and 83.3% for the Vocational stream. An increase in these results may be observed this year.

**How ​​to Download Your Marksheet**
To check the Maharashtra Board Class 12 results for 2026, students must first visit the official website.

On the website's homepage, click on the active link designated for the results.

Next, you will need to enter your roll number and your mother's first name, and then click on the "View Result" button.

Subsequently, your result will appear on the screen, allowing you to check your scores as well as download a digital copy of your marksheet.

**Option for Re-evaluation**
Once the results are released, if any student is dissatisfied with the marks obtained in a particular subject, they will have the option to request a re-evaluation of their answer sheet. Furthermore, if a student fails the examination, they can appear for the supplementary exams; by passing these exams within the same academic year, they can avoid wasting a full year of their studies. Applications for supplementary examinations and scrutiny will commence after the results are released.

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