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Maharashtra HSC Results 2015: 91.26% pass percentage recorded; girls outshine boys once again

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary announced the result at 1 pm today.

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Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary published the Higher Secondary Examination results earlier this afternoon.

The Percentage of students who passed the exams is 91.26%.

For the fourth consecutive year, the Konkan Divisional Board tops the Maharashtra results as 95.68 % students from Konkan region passing the examination. Of the nine regional boards, Nashik board scored the least with 88.13 % students clearing the examinations.

Pune Divisional Board scored 91.96%, Aurangabad Divisional Board scored 91.77% and Latur scored 91.93 % marks.

Mumbai, that has the highest number of students, narrowly edged the bottom place with 90.11 % students passing the HSC exams.

The Maharashtra Board conducts exams within the state through nine divisional boards at Pune, Mumbai, Latur, Aurangabad, Nagpur, Nashik, Kolhapur, Amaravati and Ratnagiri. This year the examinations were conducted from February 21 to March 17.

Here are the important highlights from the results statistics:

Total number of students who appeared for exams: 12.37 lakh; Percentage of students who passed the exams: 91.26% 

Girls outshone the boys this time again and as many as 94.29% girls were declared as passed while for the boys the figure was 88.20%.

As many as 95.72% students from the Science stream passed the exams, while the percentage of passed students was lowest in Arts stream with 86.31%.

For Commerce and Vocational stream students, the number was 91.67% and 89.2% respectively.

For repeaters, the exam remained tough to clear as only 46.64% managed to clear the hurdle. Overall 554 malpractices were reported, which is only 0.04% of the total number of students.

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