HSC results 2025: Copying cases reported in 124 centres; 11 FIRs registered

The Maharashtra State Board chairperson Sharad Gosavi on Monday said that copying cases were reported at 124 centres across all nine divisions and a total of eleven FIRs were registered in connection with the 2025 board examinationsThe HSC results 2025 were announced on MondayThe highest number of such centres was reported in the Pune division while the Konkan division reported only oneGosavi added that FIRs were registered as follows two in Pune division seven in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar and two in MumbaiTo curb malpractice and cheating a multitier security system was implemented Districtlevel supervisors were appointed to ensure the smooth conduct of examinations and to address student queries effectivelyThe HSC Class 12 exams for FebruaryndashMarch 2025 were held at 9545 centres across the state Examinations were conducted in multiple languages including English Marathi Hindi Urdu and where required Gujarati and KannadaOfficials added that the exam process included written tests orals and internal practical assessments All marks were uploaded to the Boards online portal Special training was provided to departmental officers and teachers to familiarise them with the new online result processing system for HSCGosavi stated that based on records from 2019 to 2023 several centres had been previously involved in examrelated malpractices As a result stricter measures were adopted for the FebruaryndashMarch 2025 exams A total of 8528 centres were declared sensitive or supersensitive leading to enhanced protocols in question paper distribution and evaluationAdditionally 215 centres were identified for heightened monitoring Special teams were deployed to conduct surprise inspections at these locationsThe Divisional Commissioner District Collector Police Commissioner and Education Department officials held review meetings and conducted onground inspections to monitor the examination processAssistant Moderators were specially appointed at critical centres to uphold confidentiality and ensure the integrity of the examination process Their responsibilities included securing question papers overseeing the timely execution of exams and ensuring the efficient handling of the assessment processStudents appearing for competitive or entrance exams eg JEE or NEET may need photocopies or reevaluation results quickly Science stream students especially may require marksheets and other documents urgently Therefore all divisional boards will issue necessary instructions so that such students can upload proof of their entrancecompetitive exam registration while applyingStudents under the sports NCC and scoutguide categories were awarded grace marks in accordance with government norms A total of 20434 students benefited from this provision Those who passed but wish to improve their grades can reappear under the Class Improvement Scheme in JunendashJuly 2025 FebruaryndashMarch 2026 and JunendashJuly 2026 with the option to attempt all or selected subjectsStudents seeking verification of marks photocopies of answer sheets or reevaluation must apply online via the Maharashtra Board website httpsmahahsscboardinVerification of Marks Applications must be submitted between Tuesday 1st April 2025 and Tuesday 10th April 2025 The fee is 50 per subject payable onlinePhotocopy of Answer Sheets Students must apply online between 1st and 10th April 2025 and also submit an application to the Divisional Board Office within five working days of the result declaration The fee is 400 per subjectReevaluation Students must first obtain a photocopy of their answer sheet The reevaluation request must be submitted within five working days of receiving the photocopy The fee is Rs 300 per subject to be paid onlineCheating Cases Reported at 124 Centres in HSC 2025 11 FIRs FiledHSC Exams 2025 Pune Division Tops List of Malpractice ReportsExam Malpractice 124 Centres Flagged FIRs Registered in Three DivisionsBoard Tightens Grip on Cheating as 11 FIRs Filed in HSC 2025Strict Measures Enforced as 2025 HSC Exams Report 124 Malpractice CentresatOptionskeyd0ddb8ef8f1a62a8cdd22fac27fc5ea7formatiframeheight90width728params