MSBTE Summer Diploma Result 2026 Out at msbte.ac.in; Download Scorecard

The Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education (MSBTE) has released the MSBTE Summer Diploma Results on 18 June 2026. The MSBTE Summer 2026 diploma theory examinations were held from April 23 to May 16, 2026, while the practical examinations took place earlier, from April 8 to April 18, 2026.

Click here to download the MSBTE Summer Diploma Result 2026

The MSBTE Summer 2026 was held for students pursuing Diploma in Engineering, Pharmacy, and Government-approved short-term courses. Students can check their results by logging in to the official website using their enrollment or seat number. 

What Are the Key Highlights of the Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education (MSBTE)?

The table below outlines the key highlights and important details of the Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education (MSBTE).

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How Can Students Check the MSBTE Summer Diploma Result 2026?

• Visit the official website.
• Click on the MSBTE Summer Diploma Result 2026 link on the homepage.
• Enter your enrollment number or seat number and other required details.
• Submit the information to view your result.
• Download and print the scorecard for future reference.

Which Courses Are Included in the MSBTE Summer Examination 2026?

The MSBTE Summer 2026 examination was held for multiple diploma and technical programmes offered by the Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education (MSBTE).

• Diploma in Engineering
• Diploma in Pharmacy
• Government-Approved Short-Term (Non-AICTE) Courses

Students enrolled in these programmes can check and download their results via the official MSBTE portal.

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What Is the MSBTE Revaluation and Photocopy Process for 2026?

After the declaration of the MSBTE Diploma results, students who are dissatisfied with their scores or believe that their marks do not reflect their performance can apply for a photocopy of their answer sheets or opt for the revaluation process offered by MSBTE.

Photocopy Process

The photocopy process allows candidates to obtain copies of their evaluated answer sheets. Applying for a photocopy is mandatory before requesting revaluation. It enables students to review how their answers were assessed and determine whether they need to apply for revaluation.

What is Revaluation (Reassessment)?

If students notice discrepancies in their marks after reviewing photocopies of their answer sheets, they can apply for revaluation to have their answers reassessed by the relevant authorities. MSBTE also offers an Ordinary Verification process, under which only the calculation and entry of marks are checked, and the answers are not re-evaluated.

Students can carefully check the step-by-step process for Revaluation:

• Visit the official website.
• Log in using your student ID and password.
• Click on Photocopy, Verification, and Reassessment form.
• Choose the subjects you want to apply for.
• Pay the fees online for each subject.
• Submit the application by the due date.
• Save the acknowledgment of your submission.

Reassessment Fees

As per the revised fee structure from the previous cycle, the fee for Ordinary Verification is ₹50 per paper, while revaluation after obtaining the photocopy of the answer sheet costs ₹450 per subject. Since the fee structure may be revised for the 2026 cycle, candidates are advised to refer to the latest MSBTE notification for updated charges.

After Revaluation

After the results are declared, colleges issue mark sheets to students. If a student's marks increase following revaluation, a revised mark sheet is issued in place of the previous one. However, candidates who receive an 'F' grade in any subject are required to appear for the supplementary or back paper examination.

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What are the MSBTE Passing Marks and Grading System for 2026?

With the MSBTE Summer 2026 Diploma Result being declared on June 18, many students may have questions about the grading system, the conversion of marks into grades, and the minimum passing requirements.

Passing Marks

To pass a subject in the MSBTE diploma examination, students must obtain at least 40% marks in the combined assessment of theory and internal evaluation. In other words, the marks secured in the theory examination and the internal assessment conducted by the college are added together, and the aggregate score must be 40% or above to qualify in the subject.

Grace Marks

MSBTE may award grace marks under the provision known as Condonation if a student fails by a narrow margin in one or two subjects. However, this facility is granted only under specific circumstances and should not be considered a regular provision available in every examination cycle.

Grading System

MSBTE generally follows the Credit-Based Grading System (CBGS), under which students are awarded letter grades based on the marks obtained in each subject. The grading system typically includes the following grades:

• O – Outstanding
• A+ – Excellent
• A – Very Good
• B+ – Good
• B – Above Average
• C – Average
• P – Pass
• F – Fail

The final result is generally expressed in terms of the Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) and Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA). However, certain diploma programmes may continue to follow the traditional percentage-based grading system.

ATKT (Backlog) Status

ATKT stands for “Allowed to Keep Terms.” Under this provision, students who fail in one or two subjects but meet the prescribed promotion criteria are allowed to progress to the next semester. However, they must clear the backlog of subjects in the subsequent examinations to continue their academic progression.

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What Important Details Should Students Check on the MSBTE Scorecard?

The following details should be carefully checked on the MSBTE scorecard:

• Student's Name
• Enrollment Number
• Seat Number
• Course Name
• Semester
• Subject-wise Marks
• Total Marks Obtained
• Result/Grade Status
• Passing Status
• Examination Session Details

What Is the Expected Cut-Off and Percentage Analysis for MSBTE Students?

The MSBTE passing cut-off remains fixed and does not vary from year to year. To qualify in a subject, students must secure at least 40% marks, calculated on the combined score of the theory examination and internal assessment for that subject.

How Is the Percentage Calculated in MSBTE Diploma Examinations?

The percentage in MSBTE diploma examinations is calculated by adding the marks obtained in all subjects of a particular semester and comparing them with the total maximum marks. The result also displays the candidate's grades and pass or fail status based on overall performance.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Ques: When was the MSBTE Summer Diploma Result 2026 declared?

Ans: The MSBTE Summer Diploma Result 2026 was declared on June 18, 2026.

Ques: Where can students check the MSBTE Summer Diploma Result 2026?

Ans: Students can check and download their results from the official MSBTE website using their enrollment number or seat number.

Ques: What is the minimum passing criteria in MSBTE diploma examinations?

Ans: Students must secure at least 40% marks in the combined theory and internal assessment of each subject to pass.

Ques: Can students apply for revaluation of their answer sheets?

Ans: Yes, students can first obtain photocopies of their evaluated answer sheets and then apply for revaluation if they find discrepancies.

Ques: What should students do if they receive an 'F' grade in a subject?

Ans: Students who receive an 'F' grade in any subject are required to appear for the supplementary or back paper examination to clear the backlog.