The MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam 2027 is a second opportunity offered by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education to students who could not pass one or more subjects in the SSC February–March 2027 main examination. All students who fail in the Maharashtra Board Class X 2027 exam — whether in one subject or multiple subjects — are eligible to appear for the supplementary examination, expected to be held in June 2027. Unlike CBSE’s compartment exam, which restricts eligibility to students failing in just one or two subjects, Maharashtra Board’s supplementary exam is open to all students who did not meet the 35% passing criteria in the main exam.
The Maharashtra Board SSC supplementary exam 2026 was held from June 16 to June 30, 2026, and the result was declared on July 14, 2026 — establishing a consistent annual pattern. Based on this, the MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam 2027 is expected in June 2027, with the result expected in July 2027. The official 2027 schedule will be released on mahahsscboard.in after the main SSC 2027 result is declared in May 2027.
Students appearing for the MSBSHSE Class X supplementary exam sit only for the subjects they failed — not a full re-examination. Internal assessment marks already secured during the regular academic year 2026–27 are retained and carried forward, giving students the benefit of marks already earned.
- Students who fail in one or more subjects in MSBSHSE Class X 2027 are eligible for the supplementary exam in June 2027.
- The MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam 2027 is expected in June 2027 (2026 reference: June 16–30, 2026).
- Students must score a minimum of 35% marks in each subject’s theory component to pass — 14/40 for most subjects, 28/80 for language papers.
- Passing the supplementary exam earns a valid SSC certificate accepted for Class XI admission and all further academic and professional purposes.
- Students who do not clear the supplementary must re-enrol as regular or ex-regular students for the next full SSC cycle in February–March 2028.
MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam 2027 — Key Highlights
In the 2026 main SSC examination, the overall pass percentage was 92.09%, with approximately 16 lakh students appearing across 5,111 exam centres in Maharashtra. Students who could not pass one or more subjects in the February 20 – March 18, 2026 main exam appeared for the supplementary held from June 16 to June 30, 2026, with results declared on July 14, 2026. For the 2027 cycle, the main SSC exam is expected in February–March 2027, results in May 2027, supplementary application in May–June 2027, supplementary exam in June 2027, and supplementary results in July 2027. The Maharashtra Board will release the official supplementary schedule and notification on mahahsscboard.in after the main SSC 2027 result is announced.
- MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam Datesheet 2027
- MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Admit Card 2027
- MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam Syllabus
- MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam Pattern 2027
- Previous Year Question Papers with Solutions
- MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam Eligibility Criteria 2027
- MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam Fee Structure
- MSBSHSE Class X Passing Marks Criteria 2027
- MSBSHSE Class X Grading System
- MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam FAQs
MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam Datesheet 2027
The official MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam 2027 datesheet will be released on mahahsscboard.in after the main SSC 2027 result is declared. All events in the 2027 supplementary cycle listed below are expected dates based on the 2026 pattern — none of these have been officially confirmed yet, and students must verify final dates from the Maharashtra Board notification. In 2026, the main SSC exam ran from February 20 to March 18, results were on May 8, the supplementary exam ran June 16–30, and the supplementary result came on July 14.
| Event | Expected Dates 2027 | 2026 Actual Reference |
|---|---|---|
| SSC Main Exam 2027 | February – March 2027 | February 20 – March 18, 2026 |
| SSC 2027 Result Declaration | May 2027 | May 8, 2026 |
| Supplementary Application Window (Regular Fee) | May 2027 | May 15–22, 2026 |
| Supplementary Application Window (Late Fee) | May–June 2027 | May 23–25, 2026 |
| Supplementary Admit Card 2027 | June 2027 | June 2026 |
| MSBSHSE SSC Supplementary Exam 2027 | June 2027 | June 16–30, 2026 |
| Supplementary Exam Result 2027 | July 2027 | July 14, 2026 |
Note: All 2027 dates above are expected timelines based on the 2026 schedule and are not yet officially confirmed. Students should check mahahsscboard.in and mahresult.nic.in regularly after the main SSC 2027 result is announced for the official supplementary timetable, application form, and result notification.
MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Admit Card 2027
The MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Admit Card 2027 will be released on mahahsscboard.in a few days before the supplementary exam, expected in June 2027. Students must download and carry a printed copy of the supplementary admit card to every examination paper — entry without the admit card is strictly not permitted under any circumstances. The admit card will display the student’s name, roll number, photograph, exam centre address, subject-wise schedule, and important exam-day instructions.
- Regular Students: The school will notify students when the supplementary admit card is available; students can also download it directly from mahahsscboard.in using their SSC registration number and date of birth.
- Ex-Regular / Repeater Students: Students from previous batches who registered independently for the supplementary must download the admit card from the Maharashtra Board portal using their application or enrolment number.
- Private Candidates: Private students who applied through the Board’s regional office can download their admit card from the same portal or collect it from the designated Board office as instructed in the official notification.
What to Carry to the MSBSHSE Supplementary Exam Centre?
Students must bring the printed supplementary admit card and a valid school identity card or government-issued photo ID (Aadhaar, passport, or voter ID) to every supplementary exam paper. All required stationery — pens, pencils, an eraser, and a geometry set for applicable subjects — must be carried personally. Electronic devices including mobile phones, smartwatches, and Bluetooth accessories are strictly prohibited inside the examination hall and must be left outside. Students should report at the exam centre at least 30 minutes before the scheduled start time; latecomers may be denied entry after the paper is distributed. The exam is conducted in two shifts — Morning: 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM and Afternoon: 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM, as per the subject schedule.
MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam Syllabus
The MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam 2027 follows exactly the same syllabus as the main SSC February–March 2027 examination. No separate, reduced, or simplified syllabus is prescribed for the supplementary exam — students must prepare the complete Maharashtra Board SSC 2026–27 syllabus as published by Balbharati (Maharashtra State Bureau of Textbook Production and Curriculum Research) for each failed subject. The official syllabus and Balbharati-prescribed textbooks are the only authoritative sources for preparation and are available on the official MSBSHSE website and the Balbharati portal.
| MSBSHSE Class X Subject | Syllabus PDF |
|---|---|
| First Language — Marathi / Hindi / English / Urdu / Semi-English (as applicable) | Download PDF |
| Second Language — English / Hindi / Marathi | Download PDF |
| Mathematics Part I (Algebra) | Download PDF |
| Mathematics Part II (Geometry) | Download PDF |
| Science and Technology Part I | Download PDF |
| Science and Technology Part II | Download PDF |
| History and Political Science | Download PDF |
| Geography | Download PDF |
Note: Students should use textbooks and study materials published by Balbharati for the 2026–27 academic session. Do not rely on third-party or older edition textbooks — the official Balbharati books available on mahahsscboard.in and balbharati.in are the definitive reference for the 2027 supplementary exam syllabus.
MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam Pattern 2027
The MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam 2027 follows exactly the same question paper format, marks distribution, and examination structure as the main SSC exam. The supplementary exam is conducted in offline (pen-and-paper) mode; students appear only for the subject(s) they failed in the main exam — not for the full SSC subject set. Internal assessment marks already earned during the regular 2026–27 academic year are retained and carried forward to the supplementary result — no fresh practicals, internal tests, or oral assessments are held.
| Subject | Theory Marks (Max) | Internal / Practical Marks (Max) | Total Marks | Exam Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| First Language (Marathi / Hindi / English / Urdu) | 80 | 20 (Internal) | 100 | 3 Hours |
| Second Language (English / Hindi / Marathi) | 80 | 20 (Internal) | 100 | 3 Hours |
| Mathematics Part I (Algebra) | 40 | — | 40 | 2 Hours |
| Mathematics Part II (Geometry) | 40 | — | 40 | 2 Hours |
| Science and Technology Part I | 40 | — | 40 | 2 Hours |
| Science and Technology Part II | 40 | — | 40 | 2 Hours |
| History and Political Science | 40 | — | 40 | 2 Hours |
| Geography | 40 | — | 40 | 2 Hours |
MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam 2027 — Exam Highlights
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Exam Name | MSBSHSE SSC Supplementary Examination 2027 |
| Conducting Body | Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) |
| Exam Mode | Offline — Pen and Paper |
| Exam Level | Class X / SSC (Secondary School Certificate) |
| Frequency | Once a year (expected June 2027) |
| Exam Timing | Morning Shift: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM | Afternoon Shift: 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM (subject-dependent) |
| Paper Duration | 2 hours (40-mark papers) | 3 hours (100-mark language papers) |
| Medium of Instruction | Marathi, English, Hindi, Urdu, Semi-English |
| Passing Marks | Minimum 35% in each subject’s theory component (evaluated separately from internal) |
| Negative Marking | No |
| Official Website | mahahsscboard.in | mahresult.nic.in |
Previous Year Question Papers with Solutions PDF
Solving MSBSHSE SSC previous year question papers is one of the most effective preparation strategies for the 2027 supplementary exam. Since the supplementary exam uses exactly the same syllabus and question pattern as the main SSC exam, all previous year main and supplementary SSC question papers are directly relevant. Working through papers from the last 3–5 years helps you identify high-weightage topics, understand the marks distribution per section, and practise time management within the 2–3 hour exam window.
How to Use Previous Year Papers Effectively for the MSBSHSE Supplementary Exam
Solve papers in timed, closed-book conditions to simulate the actual supplementary exam environment. After completing each paper, compare your answers against the official answer keys available on mahahsscboard.in to identify specific topics where you are losing marks. Since you already appeared in the main SSC 2027 exam, you know which chapters cost you marks — prioritise those chapters most heavily in your supplementary preparation. For 40-mark papers (Mathematics, Science, Social Science), every single mark counts toward the 14-mark minimum threshold, so leaving no question blank is critical exam strategy.
| MSBSHSE SSC Question Paper | Download PDF |
|---|---|
| MSBSHSE SSC Main Exam Question Paper 2026 | Download PDF |
| MSBSHSE SSC Supplementary Exam Question Paper 2026 | Download PDF |
| MSBSHSE SSC Main Exam Question Paper 2025 | Download PDF |
| MSBSHSE SSC Supplementary Exam Question Paper 2025 | Download PDF |
| MSBSHSE SSC Main Exam Question Paper 2024 | Download PDF |
| MSBSHSE SSC Main Exam Question Paper 2023 | Download PDF |
Note: Official question papers and model answer keys for MSBSHSE SSC are published on mahahsscboard.in after each examination cycle. Always download question papers from official sources to ensure the pattern and marking scheme you are practising against are accurate.
MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam Eligibility Criteria 2027
Maharashtra Board’s supplementary exam eligibility is significantly broader than compartment exam rules at boards like CBSE. All students who fail to meet the 35% passing threshold in one or more subjects in the SSC February–March 2027 main examination are eligible for the supplementary exam — there is no upper limit on the number of subjects for which a student can appear in the supplementary. A student who failed in six subjects in the main exam can appear for all six in the June 2027 supplementary.
Beyond students who failed, the supplementary is also open to repeater students from earlier batches, private candidates who missed the main exam, and students under the Class Improvement Scheme who wish to improve their passing marks. To remain eligible, students must have the required attendance (typically 75%) during the 2026–27 academic year and must have completed all prescribed internal assessments — these internal marks are retained and carried forward, not re-evaluated in the supplementary.
| Eligibility Criteria | Details | Key Insights |
|---|---|---|
| Failed in One or More Subjects | Did not secure minimum 35% marks in one or more subjects in the SSC March 2027 main exam | No cap on number of failed subjects — all students who failed in any subject are eligible, unlike CBSE’s 1–2 subject limit. |
| Repeater / Ex-Regular Students | Students from previous SSC batches (2026 or earlier) who are yet to clear one or more subjects | Must apply directly through the Maharashtra Board portal or regional office; not through a current school. |
| Private Candidates | Students who received SSC enrolment certificates but could not appear in the February–March 2027 main exam | Must submit valid documentation for absence and apply through the Board’s designated channels. |
| Class Improvement Scheme | Students who passed the SSC 2027 exam but wish to improve marks in specific subjects | If the supplementary score is higher, it replaces the original marks for that subject on the marksheet. |
| Attendance Requirement | Minimum required attendance (typically 75%) in the 2026–27 academic year for regular students | Condonation of shortage may be possible under special circumstances through the school or Board. |
| Internal Assessment | Must have completed all prescribed internal assessments during the regular 2026–27 academic session | Internal marks are carried forward — students do not sit for fresh practicals or internal exams in the supplementary cycle. |
What is the rule for the MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam?
- Students who failed in one or more subjects: Automatically eligible to apply for the June 2027 supplementary exam for all failed subjects. Regular students apply through their school; ex-regular students apply independently through the Board.
- Repeater / Ex-Regular Students: Must apply to the Maharashtra Board directly or through a recognised school. Eligibility is subject to the number of previous attempts and the Board’s cumulative attempt rules for the given student.
- Private Candidates: Students registered as private candidates who missed the main February–March 2027 exam due to valid reasons may apply for the supplementary by submitting required documents and following Board guidelines.
- Class Improvement Students: Students who passed all subjects but want better marks may apply under the Class Improvement Scheme, as per Maharashtra Board’s published rules for the 2027 cycle.
- Students who failed all subjects: Eligible for the supplementary to clear all subjects in a single sitting. If still unable to pass after supplementary, must re-enrol as regular students for the February–March 2028 SSC cycle.
How many chances do students get in the MSBSHSE SSC supplementary exam?
Maharashtra Board conducts one supplementary examination per year, expected in June, for students who did not pass the February–March SSC main exam. There is only one supplementary examination per academic year — students who fail the June 2027 supplementary exam or remain absent do not receive a second supplementary chance in the same year and must re-enrol for the full SSC cycle in February–March 2028. Ex-regular students who have previously attempted the supplementary may continue to appear in future supplementary exams, subject to the Maharashtra Board’s applicable attempt rules.
MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam — Number of Attempts
| Attempt | Expected Schedule (2027 Cycle) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Main Exam (Attempt 1) | February – March 2027 | All enrolled SSC students appear. Minimum 35% in each subject required. Failing in any subject qualifies for the supplementary. |
| Supplementary Exam (Attempt 2) | June 2027 | Students appear only for the failed subject(s). Internal marks from the regular year are retained. Passing clears the SSC record for those subjects. |
| Full-Year Repeat (Attempt 3 onwards) | February – March 2028 onwards | Students who fail the supplementary or remain absent must re-enrol as regular or ex-regular students for the next full SSC exam cycle. |
MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam Fee Structure
Students registering for the MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam 2027 must pay the prescribed examination fee per subject during the application window. The official 2027 fee amounts will be published in the Maharashtra Board’s supplementary exam notification on mahahsscboard.in after the main SSC 2027 result is declared — fees below are indicative and based on the 2026 pattern, which may be revised for 2027. Fees are typically paid online through the Board’s portal; students should not make payments through unofficial channels.
| Student Category | Fee per Subject | Late Fee (Additional) |
|---|---|---|
| Regular Students (Government / Aided Schools) | As per 2027 official notification | As per 2027 official notification |
| Regular Students (Unaided / Private Schools) | As per 2027 official notification | As per 2027 official notification |
| Ex-Regular / Repeater Students | As per 2027 official notification | As per 2027 official notification |
| Class Improvement Candidates | As per 2027 official notification | As per 2027 official notification |
Note: In 2026, the regular application window was open from May 15–22, 2026, with a late fee window from May 23–25, 2026 — a similar 10–15 day window with a short late-fee extension is expected for the 2027 cycle. Students must pay the correct fee within the designated deadline; late or incorrect payments may result in the application being rejected.
How to Apply for MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam 2027
- Step 1: After the SSC 2027 result is declared on mahahsscboard.in (expected May 2027), check your marksheet to confirm which subjects you need to appear for in the supplementary.
- Step 2: Wait for the official MSBSHSE supplementary exam notification, which will specify the application window, fee amounts, and the prescribed submission process.
- Step 3: Regular students fill in the supplementary application form through their school. Ex-regular students, private candidates, and improvement candidates apply directly through the Board’s online portal or designated regional office.
- Step 4: Pay the prescribed examination fee per subject within the regular-fee deadline. Late applications submitted during the late-fee window attract an additional late fee.
- Step 5: Keep the acknowledgment slip or online confirmation number after submission — you will need it to download the admit card and to follow up in case of any discrepancy.
- Step 6: Download the supplementary admit card from mahahsscboard.in once released (expected a few days before the June 2027 exam), print it, and carry it to every supplementary paper.
MSBSHSE Class X Passing Marks Criteria 2027
Maharashtra Board applies a 35% passing threshold for SSC — higher than CBSE’s 33% — and this same threshold applies in the supplementary exam. Students must score at least 35% marks in the theory component of each subject they appear for in the MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam 2027; scoring below 35% in even one subject’s theory means a Fail result for that subject. For language subjects where 20 marks are from internal assessment, the 35% threshold applies to the internal marks component as well, but those marks are fixed from the regular year and carried forward — they are not re-evaluated in the supplementary.
| Subject | Theory Marks (Max) | Internal / Practical Marks (Max) | Minimum Passing — Theory | Minimum Passing — Internal | Total Marks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| First Language | 80 | 20 | 28 marks (35% of 80) | 7 marks (35% of 20) — carried from regular year | 100 |
| Second Language | 80 | 20 | 28 marks (35% of 80) | 7 marks (35% of 20) — carried from regular year | 100 |
| Mathematics Part I (Algebra) | 40 | — | 14 marks (35% of 40) | — | 40 |
| Mathematics Part II (Geometry) | 40 | — | 14 marks (35% of 40) | — | 40 |
| Science and Technology Part I | 40 | — | 14 marks (35% of 40) | — | 40 |
| Science and Technology Part II | 40 | — | 14 marks (35% of 40) | — | 40 |
| History and Political Science | 40 | — | 14 marks (35% of 40) | — | 40 |
| Geography | 40 | — | 14 marks (35% of 40) | — | 40 |
Is 14 out of 40 the passing mark for Maharashtra Board SSC subjects?
Yes. 14 marks out of 40 is the minimum passing mark for MSBSHSE Class X subjects with 40-mark theory papers — this includes Mathematics Part I (Algebra), Mathematics Part II (Geometry), Science and Technology Part I, Science and Technology Part II, History and Political Science, and Geography. This equals exactly 35% of 40 marks. Students who score 13 or below in any of these 40-mark papers are declared Fail in that subject and must appear for the supplementary. This threshold is Maharashtra Board-specific — CBSE uses 33%, which means 13 marks out of 40 would pass at CBSE but fails at Maharashtra Board.
MSBSHSE SSC Passing Marks Quick Reference
| Theory Marks (Maximum) | 35% of Maximum | Minimum Marks to Pass (Theory) |
|---|---|---|
| 40 Marks (Math, Science, Social Science subjects) | 14.0 | 14 Marks |
| 80 Marks (First and Second Language — theory component) | 28.0 | 28 Marks |
| 20 Marks (Language — internal assessment, carried from regular year) | 7.0 | 7 Marks |
Note: Maharashtra Board uses 35% as its universal passing threshold — not 33% as in CBSE. This difference of 2 percentage points means the minimum for a 40-mark paper is 14 at Maharashtra Board vs. 13 at CBSE. Passing requires meeting the minimum separately in theory and in internal assessment — a strong performance in one component does not compensate for falling short in the other.
MSBSHSE Class X Grading System
Maharashtra Board assigns letter grades to each subject on the SSC marksheet based on the percentage of marks obtained. Grade D (35% to 40%) is the minimum passing grade in MSBSHSE Class X — students scoring below 35% receive a Fail grade (E) and must clear the subject in the supplementary exam to receive the SSC certificate. Grades are assigned per-subject and are independent of one another; a student who passes five subjects but fails one receives the appropriate passing grade in those five subjects and an E in the failed subject. The grade obtained in the supplementary exam (if higher than E) updates the original grade for that subject on the final marksheet.
| Grade | Marks Range (%) | Grade Point | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | 91 – 100 | 10 | Outstanding |
| A2 | 81 – 90 | 9 | Excellent |
| B1 | 71 – 80 | 8 | Very Good |
| B2 | 61 – 70 | 7 | Good |
| C1 | 51 – 60 | 6 | Above Average |
| C2 | 41 – 50 | 5 | Average |
| D | 35 – 40 | 4 | Pass (Minimum Passing Grade) |
| E | 00 – 34 | — | Fail — Must appear for Supplementary Exam |
Note: If you pass the supplementary exam in a subject where you received a Grade E, the updated grade (D or higher, based on your supplementary performance) is reflected on your final SSC marksheet for that subject. The SSC certificate issued after clearing the supplementary is valid for all admissions and official purposes.
MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam FAQs
Ques. Who is eligible for the MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam 2027?
Ans. All students who fail to secure the minimum 35% passing marks in one or more subjects in the MSBSHSE SSC February–March 2027 main examination are eligible for the supplementary exam in June 2027. Unlike CBSE, which restricts compartment eligibility to students failing in just one subject, Maharashtra Board places no upper limit on the number of failed subjects — a student who failed in multiple subjects can appear for all failed subjects in the supplementary. Repeater students from earlier batches, private candidates, and Class Improvement Scheme students are also eligible.
Ques. When will the MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam 2027 be held?
Ans. The MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam 2027 is expected in June 2027, following the established annual pattern. In 2026, the supplementary ran from June 16 to June 30, 2026, with results on July 14, 2026. For 2027, the main SSC exam is expected in February–March 2027, results in May 2027, supplementary applications in May–June 2027, and the supplementary exam in June 2027. The official timetable will be released on mahahsscboard.in after the main SSC 2027 result is announced.
Ques. What are the passing marks for the MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam?
Ans. Students must score a minimum of 35% marks in the theory component of each subject to pass the MSBSHSE SSC supplementary exam. For subjects with 40-mark theory papers (Mathematics Part I and II, Science Part I and II, History and Political Science, Geography), the minimum is 14 marks out of 40. For language subjects with 80-mark theory papers, the minimum is 28 marks out of 80. Note that Maharashtra Board uses 35% as its threshold, which is slightly higher than CBSE’s 33%.
Ques. Is the SSC certificate received after the supplementary exam valid for Class XI admission?
Ans. Yes. The SSC certificate issued by the Maharashtra Board after passing the supplementary exam is fully valid for Class XI (HSC) admission in Maharashtra and for any other academic or professional purpose across India. The marksheet will reflect the supplementary exam result for the relevant subjects, but the certificate carries equal official standing. However, since Class XI admissions in Maharashtra typically begin after the main SSC result in May, students appearing for the June supplementary should check the Class XI admission schedule to understand which rounds they can participate in after their July supplementary result.
Ques. What happens if a student fails the MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam 2027?
Ans. Students who fail the MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam 2027, or who remain absent from any supplementary paper, do not receive a second supplementary chance in the same year. They must re-enrol as regular students in a recognised school or as ex-regular students and appear for the complete SSC examination cycle beginning February–March 2028. Maharashtra Board does not offer a second supplementary within the same academic year.
Ques. What happens to internal assessment marks in the MSBSHSE supplementary exam?
Ans. Internal assessment marks obtained during the regular 2026–27 academic year are retained and automatically carried forward to the supplementary exam result. Students are not required to redo any internal assessments, oral tests, or practical examinations in the supplementary cycle. The final supplementary marksheet combines the theory marks earned in the June supplementary paper with the original internal assessment marks from the regular year.
Ques. How do students apply for the MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam 2027?
Ans. After the SSC 2027 result is declared (expected May 2027), the Maharashtra Board will publish the supplementary exam notification with the full application process, fee structure, and deadlines. Regular students apply through their school within the specified window. Ex-regular, private, and improvement candidates apply directly through the MSBSHSE online portal or the Board’s regional office. In 2026, the regular application window was May 15–22 and the late-fee window was May 23–25. A similar 10–15 day window is expected for 2027. Fee must be paid through authorised channels — verify the mode of payment in the official 2027 notification.
Ques. Is the MSBSHSE supplementary exam syllabus different from the main SSC exam?
Ans. No. The MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam 2027 follows exactly the same syllabus as the main SSC February–March 2027 examination. No separate, reduced, or abridged syllabus is prescribed. Students must prepare the complete 2026–27 Balbharati-prescribed curriculum for each failed subject. Using the same textbooks and study materials as the main exam is sufficient — no additional or supplementary-specific material is needed.
Ques. Can a student who failed all subjects appear for the MSBSHSE supplementary exam?
Ans. Yes. Maharashtra Board does not restrict supplementary eligibility based on the number of failed subjects. A student who failed in all subjects in the main SSC 2027 exam can appear for all their failed subjects in the June 2027 supplementary. If the student passes all failed subjects in the supplementary, they receive the SSC certificate. If they still fail in one or more subjects after the supplementary, they must re-enrol for the full SSC exam in the February–March 2028 cycle.
Ques. Can students under the Class Improvement Scheme appear in the MSBSHSE supplementary exam?
Ans. Yes. Students who have already passed the MSBSHSE SSC 2027 exam but wish to improve their marks in specific subjects can apply under the Class Improvement Scheme for the June 2027 supplementary exam, subject to Maharashtra Board’s published rules for the 2027 cycle. If a student scores higher in the supplementary than in the main exam for that subject, the higher marks replace the original marks on the marksheet. Students should check the official 2027 supplementary notification for the specific rules and eligibility conditions under the Improvement Scheme.
Disclaimer: The information provided on this page about MSBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam 2027 is based on official Maharashtra Board announcements, the 2026 supplementary exam cycle, and historical patterns. All 2027 dates, fee structures, and application procedures are expected timelines based on the previous year’s pattern and are subject to change based on official notifications by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE). Students are strongly advised to visit the official Maharashtra Board website (mahahsscboard.in) and mahresult.nic.in regularly for confirmed notifications, timetables, application forms, admit cards, and result updates for the 2027 cycle.
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