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PUNE: The hall tickets for the higher secondary certificate (HSC, std XII) board examinations starting in February will be available online from January 18 on the state board website.The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education issued a statement on Wednesday that the hall tickets would be available for downloading from the college login.All the schools and junior college from the state will have to download the hall tickets and give prints to the students in their colleges.The colleges have been asked not to charge any fee. They should give the institute’s seal and signature of the principal on each hall ticket before handing it over to the students.If the students need to make any changes in the hall ticket, they must inform the colleges which would forward these applications to the divisional board.If a student loses his or her hall ticket, then the respective college can download and print another copy and mark it as 'duplicate' on it in red ink, the state board statement said.The students have been told to paste their photograph on the printed hall ticket and get the college seal stamped on it.
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