What is Maharashtra Board?
Affiliations with Maharashtra Board
Examinations within Maharashtra Board
Syllabus for Maharashtra Board
Exam Pattern for Maharashtra Board
Exam Dates for Maharashtra Board
Grading Pattern of Maharashtra Board
Exam Results of Maharashtra Board
How to prepare
The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) is a statutory and autonomous body. It is established under the "Maharashtra Secondary Boards Act" 1965 (amended in 1977).
MSBSHSE affiliates:
Approximately 30,000 schools are affiliated with MSBSHSE.
Here are some institutes that MSBSHSE is affiliated with.
To be successful in any examination, a thorough knowledge of the syllabus is needed.
The Maharashtra board introduced a new rule of passing. A student needs to score 35% aggregate along with 20% in written examination to pass the Class 10 and Class 12 board exams.
Here’s the paper pattern for HSC
MSBSHSE releases its examination timetable online on its official website.
The time table for 2018 is as follows:
1st Language
(Marathi, Hindi, Urdu, Gujarati)
2nd or 3rd Language
(Marathi, Kannada)
(Hindi)
(Urdu, Sanskrit)
1st Language (English)
3rd Language (English)
Mathematics Paper 1
Mathematics Paper 2
Science and Technology
Paper 1
Paper 2
Social Science
Gujarati
Urdu etc.
For more information, you can click here.
Once the exams are over, students can find out their result on the official site https://mahahsscboard.maharashtra.gov.in/
Class 10 results are expected to be declared tentatively in the first week of June 2018, while Class 12 results in first week of May 2018.
For completing the syllabus well ahead in time, it is important that you check the entire syllabus and prepare a detailed study plan. Any comprehensive study plan should include reading the basic study material, followed by a thorough study of additional reference books to gain detailed knowledge on the subject. Practicing a set of questions that test the conceptual understanding of the subject will be helpful. Closer to the exam, go through previous years' question papers and study material to understand the examination pattern.
Also, based on your understanding of the relevant subject, you should decide whether you might need additional tutorials or help to perform better in examinations.
Jot down all important formulae and definitions from every topic and revise them from time to time. Pen down the points which require detailed study and try to follow the paper pattern of the past five years. Going through online tutorials and last minute preparation tips may help in improving your scores.
You should try to keep your mind refreshed and maintain a steady focus on the paper ahead. The examination venue and timing should be checked against your admit card, that will be uploaded on the official website of the board.
Try to take a deep breath and feel relaxed before the examination. Optimal self-confidence is the key to a good performance.
Make sure you carry pens, pencils, scales, erasers, admit cards, drinking water, etc. Read the questions thoroughly before jumping to a conclusive answer. Try highlighting the key-points that the question demands. Adding charts and diagrams, wherever necessary, often improves readability of the answers. Make sure you mention your name, roll number and other relevant details in the answer sheet.
Solving sample papers is as important as solving previous years' papers. Not only does it give you an idea of the paper pattern, but also prepares you for questions which have never been asked in the actual examinations.
Previous years’ papers are important to practice because they help you simulate the real exam. Make sure that you practice more and more so that you can answer questions easily on the day of the exam.
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