Mumbai: The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) could not declare the Class X (class 10) or SSC results today on June 10 as announced earlier, and is still non-committal when the results will be actually declared, though some officials said it would be in mid-June.
"For SSC results, you should contact only after June 15", board officials at Pune and Nashik offices responded to repeated phone calls.
Some schools have also been informed that the results will be declared on June 16, but there are no confirmation from the board.
The delay is said to be because of some unavoidable technical glitches, and also as most of the staff were earlier busy in electioneering.
Interestingly, a court order had already warned the respective boards not to delay the examination results due to elections.
Almost all the Indian states have declared the results of Class X and Class XII results in the last month of May. The Maharashtra board too had declared the Class XII results on June 02.
Meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of Class X students are under immense pressure due to the board not coming out with an exact date.
The board had earlier hinted that the results would be declared on June 10. Consequently, the students hooked to the internet, on PCs, laptops and their cells, only to see the blanks on board websites.
About 1.3 million students from more than 20,000 schools in the 36 districts of the state had appeared for the Secondary School Certificate (class 10) or SSC exams held in February/March this year.
Last year the results were declared on June 07. It was the first time in many years, the result was declared in first week of June. In 2012, the SSC results were declared on June 13.
Once declared, the results will be available on the board website and four other websites at the given time. 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 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 later on at the respective schools.
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.
Those who wish to apply for rechecking and revaluation of their marks must apply for it by attaching a true copy of their marksheets.
In all, 13,37,114 candidates from across 20,507 schools had appeared for the examination. The exam was held at 3,812 centres.
Maharashtra Board 10th exam was conducted between 3rd March to 27th March 2014. MSBSHSE SSC exams 2014 were held in two shifts in a day , one of them was 11:00 AM to 02:00 PM and the other one being 03:00 PM to 06:00 PM.
In last year's record, 14, 99,276 students appeared in the SSC examinations 2013 from all over the Maharashtra, and out of which 12, 51,528 passed, constituting 6,69,005 boys and 5,90,523 girls making pass percent of 82.24 and 84.90.
The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary Education, Pune came into existence on 1st January, 1966, as per the Maharashtra Act No.XLI of 1965 (called as Maharashtra Secondary Boards Act 1965) to regulate certain matters pertaining to secondary education in the State of Maharashtra.
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