The Maharashtra SSC Supplementary (पुरवणी) Examination 2026 gives students who could not clear one or more subjects in the main exam a second chance in the same year — so they do not lose an academic year. This page explains the form, fees, timetable and result.
Latest update: The SSC supplementary result 2026 is expected to be published shortly on mahresult.nic.in. Keep your seat number ready. We update this page as the board announces the official date.
Who Can Apply?
- Students who failed in one or more subjects in the main SSC exam.
- Students who remained absent or want to improve their score (as per board rules).
How to Fill the Supplementary Form
- Collect the supplementary form from your school right after the main result.
- Fill the subjects you wish to reappear for.
- Pay the prescribed exam fee.
- Submit the form and fee to your school within the deadline.
- Collect your supplementary hall ticket before the exam.
Supplementary Exam & Result Timeline
| Form submission | Soon after the main result |
| Supplementary exam | Around July 2026 |
| Supplementary result | Around August 2026 |
How to Check the Supplementary Result
- Open mahresult.nic.in.
- Select the SSC Supplementary 2026 result link.
- Enter your seat number and mother's name.
- View and download your result.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the SSC supplementary result 2026 declared?
It is usually declared about a month after the supplementary exam — commonly in August. Check mahresult.nic.in for the confirmed date.
Is the supplementary exam valid for 11th admission?
Yes. Once you clear the supplementary exam you can continue with FYJC (11th) admission as per the board and admission portal rules.
How many subjects can I reappear for?
You can reappear for the subjects you could not clear, subject to the board's current rules. Confirm with your school.
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Please note: This is an independent informational website and is not affiliated with MSBSHSE or any government body. Always confirm details and check your result on the official portals. Figures for upcoming years are "expected" until officially announced.