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21 Mar 2023
On March 2, 2023, the Maharashtra Board SSC Exam 2023 commenced. The Science and Technology—Part II examination concluded at 1:00 PM on March 20, 2023. The paper might have left students, parents and professors confused as two questions in the Exam paper were either incomplete or incorrectly framed. About the SSC Science and Technology Exam The SSC Science and Technology exam is held for a total of 100 marks. The theory question paper is of 80 marks and the remaining 20 marks are allotted for practical/viva/projects. The Theory exam for Science and Technology is divided into two parts Science and Technology—Part I and Science and Technology—Part II. Both the papers are of 40 marks each. Confusion in Science and Technology—Part II Question Paper
18 Mar 2023
The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE), Pune notified that students appearing for the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Standard 10th Examination will be given additional concessional marks for excelling in the following categories: classical art drawing participating in folk arts. Date Extension for Submission of Proposal by Secondary Schools There were demands from various levels to extend the proposal submission dates for classical art, drawing, and folk art. As
22 Feb 2023
On February 21, 2023, the Maharashtra State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT) released the question banks for the remaining subjects (i.e., geography and science parts 1 and 2 question banks for English medium). The question banks were first provided by SCERT on February 13, 2023, although not for all the subjects. A direct link to the question banks for the respective subjects is provided below. However, students can also download the question bank from the official website given below. Link for official website SSC (Standard 10) Question
16 Feb 2023
Earlier this month, the state government had announced the discontinuation of the ten-minute Board exam question paper reading time, because it was considered one of the main causes of copying in the SSC and HSC exams. On Wednesday 15 February, however, this decision was revoked. The Maharashtra state board has now awarded students 10 additional minutes to write their paper. Before From 2015 up until last year, the Board gave students ten minutes to read their question papers before the exam began. During this time, students could only read the question paper as the answer booklets were not handed out. This was to help students prepare their exam strategy, decide which questions to attempt first etc. Why
14 Feb 2023
The Maharashtra State Government released Question Banks for HSC and SSC on 13th February 2023. All Std. 12 and Std. 10 students appearing for the Board exams can download the same for English and Marathi Mediums from the links given below: Std. 12 Question Bank 2022-2023 (English Medium) Sr. No Stream Subject Download
13 Feb 2023
With the Maharashtra Board Exams for Std. 10 and Std. 12 students just around the corner, the state government has released certain rules to write the answer paper. Now that the Covid-19 pandemic has passed, the Maharashtra State Board Exams are resuming in full swing. The examinations will be conducted as per original pre-pandemic rules. Some of the rules highlighted by the Education Minister are as follows: 1. According to the latest circular released, students are instructed to write on both sides of each page of the answer booklet. None of the answer booklet pages or supplementary sheets should be left empty. 2. After receiving the barcode sticker, students can fill the subject, seat number and question paper set. Students must remember to sign their
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