Updated On: 25 February, 2025 07:50 AM IST | Mumbai | Dipti Singh
Students are encouraged to reach out to the helpline numbers mentioned for any guidance needed; according to helpline counsellors, these numbers are expected to rise significantly during subjects such as mathematics and science, which traditionally generate higher anxiety among students

SSC students at the Acharya Narendra Dev Vidyamandir exam centre in Borivli on Monday. Pic/Nimesh Dave
The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education’s (MSBSHSE) Mumbai divisional helpline received three to four calls on the third day of the ongoing SSC board examinations. Over the first three days, the total number of calls reached approximately 90, with most inquiries revolving around the exam timetable, dress code, and syllabus completion concerns.
According to helpline counsellors, these numbers are expected to rise significantly during subjects such as mathematics and science, which traditionally generate higher anxiety among students. “The calls have been fairly steady so far, mostly regarding logistical issues like exam dates and dress code queries,” said Shrikant Shringare, one of the two (in-office) counsellors at the board’s Vashi office.