Maharashtra HSC Biology Question Bank 2022

The Maharashtra HSC Class 12 Arts syllabus for 2024-25 includes subjects like History, Geography, Political Science, Economics, Sociology, Psychology, Philosophy, and languages. Each subject's exam totals 100 marks, with 80 marks for theory and 20 for practicals or projects. To pass, students must score at least 35% in each subject. For detailed, chapter-wise marking schemes, students should refer to the official Maharashtra State Board website or consult their school's academic resources.

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Seat numbers for the Maharashtra HSC examinations are typically provided to students through their respective schools or junior colleges. These institutions distribute hall tickets or admit cards that contain the seat numbers and other essential examination details. If you are a student from Kolhapur seeking your HSC seat number, it is advisable to contact your school administration directly.

The MSBSHSE publishes the exam centre list online every year before the final exam in January. You can find the MSBSHSE centre list online at mahahsscboard.in, or you can also check out the careers360 article, Maharashtra board exam centre list for SSC and HSC , to stay updated with the centre list.

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If you passed your 12th exam as a private candidate from MSBSHSE (Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education) and didn't receive a transfer certificate, follow these steps:

1. Contact the MSBSHSE board office: Reach out to the MSBSHSE office in your region or the main office in Pune and explain your situation. They may guide you on the necessary steps to obtain the transfer certificate.

2. Visit your examination center: Contact the examination center where you appeared for your exams and ask if they have any information about your transfer certificate.

3. Apply for a duplicate transfer certificate: If the board office or examination center confirms that your transfer certificate was not issued, you can apply for a duplicate certificate. You'll need to fill out a form, pay a fee, and provide required documents (like your mark sheet, identity proof, and address proof).

4. Escalate the issue: If you face any difficulties or delays, consider escalating the issue to the MSBSHSE chairman or the Maharashtra State Education Minister.

5. Seek help from a local education office: If you're unable to get assistance from the MSBSHSE, visit a local education office in your area (like the District Education Officer) and seek their guidance.

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Yes, preparing for the 12th MHT-CET syllabus will also cover your board syllabus, since both are the same. For boards, focus more on textbook theory, diagrams and writing practice. For CET, practice MCQs and speed-based solving. Solving previous years’ board papers will boost your score. With proper balance, you can easily aim for 90%+ in boards while preparing for CET.

The admission process for Class 11 in Maharashtra, specifically for the science stream, typically begins in May 2025. The "Part I" of the application process, which includes initial registration, is usually opened soon after the SSC (High School Certificate) results are declared. This is followed by "Part II" where students can fill their college preferences. For this you can contact your school.

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No, you are not eligible for NEET as per current eligibility criteria.

NEET Eligibility Criteria (PCB Marks in 12th):

For OBC candidates , you need at least:

• 40% aggregate in PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology)
• This means minimum 140 marks out of 350 in PCB (for Maharashtra Board)

Since you have 147 marks in PCB , you are eligible for NEET UG . However, for MBBS admission in other states , eligibility depends on the state’s cutoff and admission rules.

You can apply for private colleges and deemed universities , but government colleges have higher cutoffs. Check the specific state's admission criteria before applying!

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

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With 86% in Class 10th in Maharashtra Board, you have a good chance of getting admission in ML Dahanukar College of Commerce in Class 12th in 4th round.

In the final round, the cutoff goes to 85-87% and you have 86% which falls in that bracket. So there is probability of getting that college in final round.

To know more about ML Dahanukar Collegeof Commerce: MLDCC by CAREERS360

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Since you completed your 12th from Maharashtra, you will mostly be eligible for the Maharashtra state quota in colleges. Just living in Madhya Pradesh doesn’t usually make you eligible for the MP state quota unless you have an official domicile certificate from MP.

So, without MP domicile, you can apply under Maharashtra’s quota. If you have MP domicile, then you might be able to apply under MP quota too.

If you have scored 78 percent in the Maharashtra State Board and want to calculate your eligibility or normalized marks for JoSAA (Joint Seat Allocation Authority) counselling, it’s important to note that JoSAA considers percentile scores from JEE Main and not board exam percentages directly. However, board exam marks are used to check eligibility criteria, especially for IIT admissions, where a student must be in the top 20 percentile of their board or must have scored at least 75 percent aggregate marks (or 65 percent for SC, ST, and PwD candidates).

Now, when students attempt to convert their board percentage (like 78%) to a score out of 500, it's often done unofficially to compare with CBSE or other boards. But JoSAA and NTA do not officially provide any such conversion. For JEE admissions:

Your JEE Main percentile and rank are the primary factors for admission.

Your board percentage is only used to verify your eligibility for admission (especially for NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs, where you must have passed the Class 12 exam).

If you believe there’s a mismatch or confusion in your score normalization, it’s best to contact the JoSAA helpdesk or your school examination board for clarification.