Maharashtra HSC Syllabus 2019 - Students preparing for Maharashtra board 12th exam can check Maharashtra HSC 2019 syllabus here. The syllabus of Maharashtra HSC has been released by Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Education (MSBSHE) in the online mode. Maharashtra Board HSC syllabus 2019 mentions subject-wise topics and sub-topics for all the three streams-Science, Commerce and Arts. With the help of Maharashtra HSC 2019 syllabus, students can make strategy to prepare for Maharashtra HSC 2019 exam. Students can download the Maharashtra HSC Commerce syllabus pdf and also for Science and Arts on this page below. Going through the Maharashtra HSC syllabus 2019 is important for students as it will help them in streamlining their preparation. They can also figure out which topics are important for the exam and can also identify their weak areas and work on them. Read the entire article below to get complete details on Maharashtra HSC 2019 syllabus 2019.
Maharashtra HSC Syllabus 2019
The table given below mentions syllabus of Maharashtra class 12 Science 2019, including Commerce and Arts. Students must go through the table carefully to have idea of the syllabus concerning each and every subject.
S. No. | Subject | Topics |
1 | English 1 | Prose, poetry, Grammar-the tenses, types of sentences, clauses, voice, reported speech, prepositions, word formation, Infinitives, Gerunds and Participles, Linking words/discourse markers |
2 | Bengali | Prose, poetry, rapid reading, Grammar and Composition, Composition-Essay writing - Nibandh lekha, Comprehension - Bodh Pariksan Kara, Translation, Anubad Kara, Letter Writing, Bhad- Samprasaran |
3 | English literature | Introduction to the Study of English Literature, poems, short stories, essays, one act play, biographical pieces, a short novel, a play |
4 | History | Applied History in 21st Century, Mass Media and History, Entertainment Media and History, Tourism and History, Museums, Historical Research, Encyclopedia, Administrative Services, History Teacher and Teaching |
5 | Geography | Population, migration, agriculture, Minerals and energy resources, industries, trade, Transportation and Communications, Economic developments |
6 | Maths (Arts and Science) | Part 1-Mathematical Logic, Matrices, Trigonometric functions, Pair of straight lines, circle, conics, Vectors, Three dimensional geometry, line, plane, Linear programming problems. Part 2-Continuity, differentiation, applications of derivatives, integration, Applications of definite integral, Differential equation, Statistics, and Probability distribution Probability distribution |
7 | Mathematics (Commerce) | Part 1-Mathematical logic, Matrices, Continuity, Differentiation, Applications of Derivative. Part 2-Ratio, Proportion and Partnership, Commission, Brokerage and Discount, Insurance and Annuity, Demography, Bivariate Data and Correlation, Regression Analysis, Random Variable and Probability Distribution |
8 | Political Science | Part 1-Indian Constitution : Characteristics 2. Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles and Fundamental duties. 3. Legislature : Parliament. Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, Law making process, Amendment procedure State legislature : Vidhan Sabha, Vidhan Parishad 4. Executive : Union Executive : President – Election, Power and Functions Vice President – Election, Power and Functions Prime Minister and Council of Ministers – Election. Part 2-Politics in India 6. Patterns of Party Competition i) One party dominant system ii) Towards multi party system 7. Political and Social Movements i) Nature of social movement ii) Role of movements in democratic system iii) Examples of movements i) Caste ii) Workers iii) Women iv) Farmers etc. |
9 | Sociology | Introduction to Indian Society, Social Institutions in India, Major Social Problems in India, National Integration, Social reformers in India, Globalization and Mass Media, Project Work (20 Marks) |
10 | Economics | Micro Economics-Introduction to Micro Economics 2. Consumers behavior 3. a. Analysis of Demand b. Elasticity of Demand 4. Analysis of Supply 5. Types of Market & Price determination under Perfect competit, Macro Economics-Introduction to Macro Economics 8. National Income 9. Determinants of Aggregates 10. Money 11. Commercial Bank 12. Central Bank 13. Public Economics |
11 | Physics | Circular motion, Gravitation, Rotational motion, Oscillations, Elasticity, Surface tension, Wave motion, Stationary waves, Kinetic theory of gases and Radiation, Wave theory of light, Interference and diffraction, Electrostatics, Current electricity, Magnetic effects of electric current, Magnetism, Electromagnetic inductions, Electrons and photons, Atoms, Molecules and Nuclei |
12 | Chemistry | Solid State, Solutions and colligative properties, Chemical thermodynamics and energetic, Electrochemistry, Chemical kinetics, General principles and processes of isolation of elements, p-Block elements Group 15 elements, d and f Block Elements d-Block Elements, Coordination compounds, Halogen derivatives of alkanes (and arenes), Alcohols, phenols and ethers Alcohols, Aldehydes, ketones and 163 carboxylic acids Aldehydes and ketones , Organic compounds containing nitrogen, Biomolecules Carbohydrates, Polymers, Chemistry in everyday life |
13 | Biology | Section I-Botany Genetics and Evolution, Biotechnology and its application, Biology and Human Welfare, Plant Physiology , Reproduction in Organisms, Ecology and Environment. Section-II Zoology-Genetics and Evolution, Biotechnology and its application, Biology and Human Welfare, Human Physiology, Reproduction in Organisms, Ecology and Environment , |
Students can check detailed Maharashtra HSC syllabus pdf here.
Maharashtra Board HSC Subjects 2019
Students can check the subjects that are covered in all the three streams-Science, Commerce and Arts. The compulsory and elective subjects of Maharashtra HSC Board under three streams are given below in the table.
Arts
Compulsory Subjects | Elective Subjects |
English | A Modern Indian Language |
Modern Indian Language or Modern Foreign Language or Classical Language | A Modern Foreign Languag |
Environment Education | Sanstrit |
Health and Physical Education Elective Subjects | Ardhamagadhi |
| Pali |
| Arabic |
| Persian |
| Avesta-Pahlavi |
| History |
| Geography |
| Mathematics and Statistics |
| Political Science |
| Child Development |
| Textile |
| Sociology |
| Philosophy |
| Logic |
| Psychology |
| Economics |
| Defence Studies |
| Drawing |
| Design and Colour |
| Composition |
| History of Art & Appreciation |
| History and Development of Indian Music |
| Vocal Light Music (Practical I) |
| Vocal Classical Music (Practical II) |
| Instrumental Music (Practical III) or |
| Percussion |
| European Music |
| Historical Development of Indian Classical Dance |
| Book-Keeping & Accountancy |
| Co-operation |
| Information Technology |
| Englsih Literature |
Commerce
Compulsory Subjects | Elective Subjetcs |
English | Mathematics and statistics |
Modern Indian Language or Modern Foreign Language or Classical Language | Economics |
Environment Education | Geography |
Health and Physical Education Elective Subjects | Book-keeping and Accountancy |
| Organisation of Commerce and Management |
| Mathematics and Statistics |
| Secretarial Practice |
| Co-operation |
| Occupational Orientation |
| Defence Studies |
| English Literature |
| Information Technology |
Science
Compulsory Subjects | Elective Subjects |
English | Mathematics and Statistics |
Modern Indian Language or Modern Foreign Language or Classical Language | Geology |
Environment Education | Child Development |
Health and Physical Education Elective Subjects | Textile |
| Psychology |
| Economics |
| Geography |
| Defence-Studies |
| Physics |
| Chemistry |
| Biology |
| Agriculture Science and Technology |
| Animal Science and Technology |
| Sociology |
| Sanskrit |
| Education |
| Information Technology |
| English literature. |
Maharashtra HSC Exam Pattern 2019
Candidates who will be appearing for the HSC Board exam will have to take two languages as compulsory subjects. Students will have to obtain at least 35% in each subject to pass the exam. The Maharashtra 12th exam is held for 100 marks, wherein 80 marks are allotted to theory and 20 marks to practicals/oral/project. There are, however, a few subjects such as Geology, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, agriculture science and technology and animal science and technology, for which exams are held for 70 marks and practical/oral/project are conducted for 30 marks. The different questions asked in teh exam will cover the entire syllabus of Maharashtra HSC 2019.
Maharashtra HSC Time Table 2019
The Maharashtra HSC 2019 will be conducted from February 21 to March 20, 2019. The Maharashtra Board 12th will be held in two slots of 3 hours each. The first slot commences in the first half ( 11 am to 2 pm), while the second slot starts in the second half of the day (3 pm to 6 pm). The exam will begin with the first language English and end with Child development and agriculture science and technology.
Maharashtra HSC Question Paper 2019
Practicing previous years question papers will definitely help candidates gain confidence and asses their performance. This practice in turn also helps them score good marks. To make students’ task easy, Careers360 is providing all the question papers here so that they can download all of them with ease. The question papers cover the entire Maharashtra HSC syllabus 2019 so that students do have any topic left out.
Maharashtra HSC Result 2019
Maharashtra State Board of Secondary & Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) will declare Maharashtra HSC result in the last week of May 2019 for all the three streams separately - Arts, Science and Commerce. Students will be required to enter their roll number as mentioned in the admit card along with the mother's name to access their Maharashtra Science result, Maharashtra Commerce result and Maharashtra Arts Result 2019.
