Maharashtra HSC Pass Percentage & Toppers

The Maharashtra HSC Pass Percentage & Toppers 2026 page consolidates every board-wide statistic that MSBSHSE released with the Class 12 result — the overall pass rate, the girls-vs-boys split, division-wise standings and the way toppers are officially recognised. It is written for students, parents, journalists and researchers who want a single, cited overview.

Board-wide Snapshot

The card below reuses the same live data source used across this site. If MSBSHSE issues a corrigendum or publishes revised statistics, the numbers here update automatically.

Maharashtra HSC 2026 Pass Percentage & Toppers

89.79%
Overall Pass
93.15%
Girls
86.80%
Boys
14,33,058
Appeared

MSBSHSE declared the Maharashtra HSC (Class 12) Result on 2 May 2026 with an overall pass rate of 89.79%. Of 14,44,713 registered candidates, 14,33,058 appeared and 12,86,843 were declared passed. Girls (93.15%) outperformed boys (86.80%) by 6.35 percentage points.

Top division: Konkan. Konkan division recorded the highest pass percentage among the nine divisional boards.

Of 153 subjects examined, 26 recorded a 100% pass rate.

Division-wise Pass Percentage

RankDivisionPass %
1Konkan96.74%
2Kolhapur93.28%
3Pune90.75%
4Mumbai90.29%
5Amravati89.14%
6Nashik88.83%
7Aurangabad88.60%
8Latur87.11%
9Nagpur86.35%

Source: MSBSHSE HSC 2026 official announcement. For individual results and official numbers, always refer to mahahsscboard.in and mahresult.nic.in.

How Pass Percentage is Calculated

The overall pass percentage is candidates declared passed ÷ candidates who appeared × 100. MSBSHSE publishes separate tables for fresh regular, repeater and private candidates, which is why two different websites can quote different numbers and both be correct — they may be referring to different cohorts. The widely quoted headline figure normally refers to fresh regular candidates.

Why Girls Consistently Outperform Boys

Maharashtra HSC data has shown girls out-performing boys in almost every recent examination cycle. Contributing factors identified by education researchers include a higher share of girls opting into academically oriented streams, stronger attendance and school-level engagement, and the impact of scholarship programmes for girl students. The percentage-point gap tends to be narrower in Science and wider in Commerce and Arts.

Division-wise Standings

MSBSHSE conducts the HSC exam through nine divisional boards. The division-wise table in the block above ranks divisions by pass percentage. Konkan has topped this ranking in several recent cycles — a division with fewer, smaller centres typically shows less internal variance and often reports higher overall pass rates.

Toppers and Merit Recognition

Unlike some boards, MSBSHSE has moved away from an official “state topper” ranking. Merit is recognised at the school and divisional level. This page therefore does not publish topper photos, names or contact information — anything circulating on social media as a “state topper” needs to be verified against the school or the divisional board before being republished.

If you are looking for individual merit information, contact the concerned junior college. School-level performance and merit lists are released to schools directly by the board.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I download the official HSC 2026 statistics?

The MSBSHSE press release is published on mahahsscboard.in. Detailed division-wise and stream-wise tables usually go up on the same page on result day.

Are these figures for fresh regular candidates or overall?

The headline pass percentage on this page refers to fresh regular candidates unless explicitly labelled otherwise. Repeater and private-candidate figures are reported separately by MSBSHSE.

Is this website an official board portal?

No. This is an independent information site. Your official result and marksheet are always issued by MSBSHSE and are available on mahresult.nic.in, hscresult.mkcl.org and DigiLocker.