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Maharashtra HSC 2026 Marksheets Distributed Today, MSBSHSE to Issue Class‑12 Certificates
✍️ Shiksha.com
🗓 29 Oct 2026, 02:37 PM
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The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education began distributing the 2026 HSC marksheets today and announced that class‑12 certificates will be issued shortly.
The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) started handing out the 2026 Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) marksheets at its authorized centres today. The distribution is being carried out in a phased manner, with students required to present their roll numbers and a valid photo ID to receive the document.
Students who appeared for the 2026 HSC examinations can collect their marksheets from designated regional offices or designated school centres between 9 am and 5 pm. The board has set up a helpline and an online portal where candidates can verify the status of their marksheet and locate the nearest collection point.
In addition to the marksheets, MSBSHSE confirmed that the official class‑12 certificates will be issued within the next two weeks. The certificates will be dispatched by post to the address on record, and an electronic copy will be made available for download on the board’s website.
The board urged candidates to check their details carefully and report any discrepancies immediately to avoid delays in receiving the certificate.
Students who appeared for the 2026 HSC examinations can collect their marksheets from designated regional offices or designated school centres between 9 am and 5 pm. The board has set up a helpline and an online portal where candidates can verify the status of their marksheet and locate the nearest collection point.
In addition to the marksheets, MSBSHSE confirmed that the official class‑12 certificates will be issued within the next two weeks. The certificates will be dispatched by post to the address on record, and an electronic copy will be made available for download on the board’s website.
The board urged candidates to check their details carefully and report any discrepancies immediately to avoid delays in receiving the certificate.