Archive · 19 Aug 2026
MSBOS Announces 100% Marathi Exam Pass Rate Among NRI Students
The Maharashtra State Board of Open Schooling held a Marathi language exam for children living outside India.
The children study the Balbharati curriculum at international learning centers.
Students from Class 1 to Class 8 could take the test.
A total of 204 children took the exam.
They lived in the United States, Denmark, Norway, and Canada.
Every student passed, giving the exam a 100% pass rate.
Students can view and print their results online.
Official certificates will be given later.
The Maharashtra State Board of Open Schooling announced online results for its Marathi language assessment.
All 204 students who took the May 17, 2026 exam passed.
Candidates came from 60 affiliated centers across the United States, Denmark, Norway, and Canada.
The exam covered Class 1 through Class 8 students following the Balbharati curriculum.
Students can download grade sheets and print scorecards online; proficiency certificates will follow.
- Who
- The Maharashtra State Board of Open Schooling, in collaboration with the Brihan Maharashtra Mandal, conducted the assessment for NRI students.
- What
- A Marathi language evaluation exam was held, and all 204 candidates passed.
- When
- The assessment took place on May 17, 2026; results were later announced online.
- Where
- The students were enrolled at affiliated learning centers across the United States, Denmark, Norway, and Canada.
- Why
- The initiative aims to promote Marathi language proficiency and help preserve cultural heritage among NRI children.
- Exam date
- May 17, 2026
- Candidates who appeared
- 204
- Pass rate
- 100%; all 204 candidates passed
- Countries represented
- United States, Denmark, Norway, and Canada
- Learning centers
- 60 affiliated centers
- Eligible classes
- Class 1 through Class 8
- Results portal
- www.msbos.mh-ssc.ac.in