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SSC results 2017: You’ve got your marks, now what’s the next step?

Mumbai city news: With SSC scores playing a vital role in the FYJC admissions, we tell you what your next step should be

Updated on: Jun 14, 2017, 10:24:21 IST
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The Maharashtra Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) announced the Class 10 Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exam results online yesterday. As many as 193 students in the state scored a whopping 100%.

Vashi school students check their results. (Bachchan Kumar)
Vashi school students check their results. (Bachchan Kumar)

With these scores playing a vital role in the first year junior college (Class 11) admissions, we tell you what your next step should be.

Verification of marks

Students, you can apply to have your marks verified between June 14 and June 23. You can also ask for photocopies of your answer sheets

First-year junior college admissions

How many students have applied so far?

SSC students 1,07,698
ICSE students 7, 633
CBSE students 3,338
IGCSE students 723
NIOS students 210
Students from other boards 156

Cut-offs

Keep an eye on the cut-offs, they’re decided by your marks. Here are last year’s FYJC cut-offs in the first merit list:

College Stream Cut-off
NM College, Vile Pare Commerce 94.50%
St Xavier’s College, Fort Arts 94.4%
Science 94.4%
HR College, Churchgate Commerce 93.4%
Pace Junior Science Colleges, Andheri Science 93.2%
RA Podar, Matunga Commerce 91.8%
VG Vaze College, Mulund Science 92.8%
Arts 85%
Commerce 89.6%
Ramniwas Ruia, Matunga Arts (English) 91.8%
Science 93.2%
Jai Hind, Churchgate Arts 91.4%
Science 90.6%
Commerce 91.8%
Sathaye College, Vile Parle Science 91.8%
DG Ruparel College, Matunga Science 91.8%
Commerce 89.6%
Arts 86.6%
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