MSBSHSE Board Exam 2026: The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary & Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) has officially released the time table for the 2026 board examinations for both Class 10 (SSC) and Class 12 (HSC) students. The full schedule, including theory and practical exam dates, has been published on the board’s official website.
Students and parents across the state should note down key dates, exam shifts and important instructions so preparation and logistics can be planned efficiently.
Key Dates & Exam Schedule
Below is a summary of the main dates for the 2026 board exams:
| Exam Level | Practical / Viva Dates | Theory Exam Dates |
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| SSC (Class 10) | Feb 2 – Feb 18, 2026 | Feb 20 – Mar 18, 2026 |
| HSC (Class 12) | Jan 23 – Feb 9, 2026 | Feb 10 – Mar 18, 2026 |
In addition, the board has announced the exam sessions as follows:
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Morning shift: 11:00 am – 2:00 pm
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Afternoon shift: 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm
These timings apply to both SSC and HSC board examinations.
How to Download the Time Table
Students should follow these simple steps to access the official time-table PDF:
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Visit the MSBSHSE official website (mahahsscboard.in). CLICK HERE
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Locate the notification for “Time Table 2026” for either SSC or HSC.
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Click the link to open/download the PDF file.
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Save the PDF and take a print-out for handy reference.
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Use the printed copy to mark subject-wise exam days and shift timings.
Important Information for Students
When reviewing the time table PDF, make sure to check:
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The exact date and day for each subject exam.
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Whether your exam is in the morning or afternoon session.
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Practical and oral exam dates for your class and stream.
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Any special instructions issued by the board.
Keep a calendar or planner handy so you can map out your revision strategy and logistics (e.g., travel to exam centre) based on the date-sheet.
Why This Schedule Matters
The early release of the time table gives students better clarity and more time to plan their revision. Knowing both the theory and practical exam windows allows for balanced preparation across all subjects. Also, knowing which shift your exam falls in helps manage arrival time, breaks and practical logistics.
What Students Should Do Next
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Download and print the time table immediately.
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Mark your own subject exam dates on a calendar.
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Confirm the shift (morning/afternoon) for your centre.
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Begin revision in a structured manner: prioritise weaker topics earlier and leave time for revision.
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For HSC students, since practicals begin in late January, finalise your practical preparations early.
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Regularly check the board website for any changes or updates.
About the Board & Exam System
The MSBSHSE is the statutory board responsible for conducting the SSC (Class 10) and HSC (Class 12) examinations across Maharashtra. As part of its exam system, it conducts a main annual board examination (February–March) and also offers supplementary exams (usually in June/July) for students who need them.
With the Maharashtra Board time table 2026 now published, it’s time for students to get organised. Download the schedule, mark the key dates, check your shift, build a revision plan and stay calm. Use the clarity this announcement provides to your advantage—revision can now be intentional, timely and stress-free.
Wishing all Board exam students all the very best for your upcoming exams. Stay focused, plan well and give your best.
