MSBTE Winter 2025: Your Guide to Photocopy & Re-Evaluation (Digital Evaluation)

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The Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education (MSBTE) has released the official schedule for Winter 2025 Photocopy and Re-evaluation. With Digital Evaluation now in place, understand the new process to verify your marks.

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MSBTE Digital Evaluation and Result Checking Process Illustration

The Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education (MSBTE) has officially released the schedule and guidelines for the Winter 2025 examination photocopy and re-evaluation process. With the implementation of Digital Evaluation, the board has streamlined the process to ensure accuracy and transparency for all diploma students.

If you are looking to verify your marks or request a photocopy of your answer sheet, here is everything you need to know to navigate the process successfully. Before applying, make sure to check your MSBTE Winter 2025 Result to identify which subjects need verification through the diploma exam photocopy process.

Key Changes: Digital Evaluation & Mark Verification

Because all answer sheets for the Winter 2025 exams were assessed using a Digital Evaluation system, the board has confirmed that question-wise marks are calculated automatically and accurately by computer.

Important Dates: Photocopy & Re-Evaluation Schedule

To ensure you don't miss the deadlines, keep a close eye on these critical dates for 2026:

Phase 1: Photocopy Application

Activity Date Range
Student Application (via Student Login) 05.01.2026 to 06.01.2026
Institute Confirmation & Fee Acceptance 05.01.2026 to 07.01.2026
Photocopy Release (to Student Login/Email) 14.01.2026

Phase 2: Re-Evaluation (Re-Assessment)

Activity Date Range
Student Application for Re-Evaluation 15.01.2026 to 16.01.2026
Online Declaration of Re-Evaluation Result 28.01.2026
Issuance of Revised Marksheets to Students 05.02.2026

Step-by-Step Guide for Students

Applying is done entirely online through the official portal. Follow these steps:

  1. Login: Visit the official MSBTE website and go to the Examination Tab > Digital Evaluation > Student Login. Use your Enrollment Number and any one Seat Number from the Winter 2025 exam to sign in. If you haven't downloaded your hall ticket, you can find your seat number there.
  2. Register Contact Info: You must provide a valid mobile number and email ID. This is crucial because your photocopy will be sent directly to your registered email.
  3. Select Subjects: You can choose a maximum of two subjects per semester for a photocopy.
  4. Payment: After submitting the online form, print the Fee Receipt and pay the required fees at your institute within the scheduled dates.

Fees Structure

Pro Tip: To open your downloaded Photocopy PDF, use your Enrollment Number as the password.

Critical Instructions to Remember

Original Marksheet Submission: Before an institute can confirm your Re-Evaluation application, you must surrender your original Winter 2025 marksheet to the college.

For technical support, students can reach out to helpdeskmsbte@gmail.com or call +91 89777 12975 during working hours.

Official Announcement

Disclaimer: This blog is for informational purposes and based on the recent MSBTE circular. Always refer to the official MSBTE website for the most accurate and up-to-date pronouncements.

FAQ — MSBTE Winter 2025 Process

Q: When is the last date to apply for a photocopy?

A: The student application for photocopy is open from Jan 5, 2026 to Jan 6, 2026. Don't wait until the last minute!

Q: Can I apply for re-evaluation directly without a photocopy?

A: The circular specifies a two-phase process. Typically, students apply for a photocopy first to see where they lost marks before applying for re-evaluation, but check your student login for specific direct options based on current rules.

Q: What if my marks decrease after re-evaluation?

A: As per the rules, the re-evaluated marks are treated as final, even if they are lower than your original score.

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