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Exam Date 23 Apr, 2021 (Tentative)
About Maharashtra HSC Board 2021
Maharashtra HSC Exam 2021- Maharashtra Board will conduct the HSC 2021 from April 23 to May 21, 2021. The exams will be conducted in two shifts: Morning (11 am to 2 pm) and Evening (3 am to 6 pm). The Maharashtra HSC exam will be conducted for the subjects from all three streams, i.e. Science, Commerce, and Arts.
Latest Updates about Maharashtra HSC 2021
- The Maharashtra HSC time table 2021 has been released. HSC exams will be conducted from April 23 to May 21, 2021.
- The board has reduced the Maharashtra HSC syllabus 2021 be 30 per cent. Some topics and chapters have been deleted from the syllabus. Hence students must check the latest syllabus of Maharashtra Board Class 12.
More about Maharashtra HSC Board 2021
- The board will release the hall tickets of the Maharashtra HSC 2021 exam in online mode through school login window.
- Schools will be able to download Maharashtra HSC hall Ticket 2021 on the behalf of their students. All students must produce their Maharashtra HSC 2021 hall ticket while appearing in exams.
- Students will need to secure a minimum of 35% in each subject to pass the exam. They should cover entire Maharashtra HSC syllabus 2021 by the end of March 2021 so that they will have ample time for revision
- Students must practice with the Maharashtra HSC Question Papers 2021 to prepare for the exams.
- Maharashtra HSC result 2021 will be declared in July 2021.
- Those who are not satisfied with their marks will be able to apply for verification by submitting an application to the head of the institution, along with the requisite fee.
- Maharashtra HSC supplementary result 2021 will be announced in the last week of August 2021.
Maharashtra HSC Board 2021 Highlights
| Full Exam Name | Maharashtra Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination |
| Short Exam Name | Maharashtra HSC Board |
| Conducting Body | Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Pune |
| Frequency of Conduct | Once a year |
| Exam Level | Intermediate |
| Languages | English, Hindi +1 More |
| Mode of Application | Offline |
| Mode of Exam | Offline |
| Exam Duration | 3 Hours |
Maharashtra HSC Board 2021 Important Dates
Upcoming Dates and Events
23 Apr, 2021 (Tentative)
Exam - English | Mode: Offline
24 Apr, 2021 (Tentative)
Exam - Hindi, German, Japanese, Chinese, Persian, Avesta-Pahalavi | Mode: Offline
26 Apr, 2021 (Tentative)
Exam - Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, Sindhi, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Punjabi, Bengali, Urdu, French, Ardhamagadhi, Spanish, Pali | Mode: Offline
27 Apr, 2021 (Tentative)
Exam - Sanskrit/ Russian, Arabic | Mode: Offline
28 Apr, 2021 (Tentative)
Exam - Secretarial Practice, Home management (A/S) | Mode: Offline
29 Apr, 2021 (Tentative)
Exam - English Literature, Marathi Literature, Hindi Applied, Maharashtra Prakrut, History & Development of Indian Music (A) | Mode: Offline
30 Apr, 2021 (Tentative)
Exam - Organisation of Commerce & Management, Food Science & Technology | Mode: Offline
03 May, 2021 (Tentative)
Exam - Cooperation (A/C), Physics | Mode: Offline
04 May, 2021 (Tentative)
Exam - Philosophy | Mode: Offline
05 May, 2021 (Tentative)
Exam - Chemistry, Political Science | Mode: Offline
06 May, 2021 (Tentative)
Exam - Logic | Mode: Offline
07 May, 2021 (Tentative)
Exam - Mathematics & Statistics (A/S/C), Percussion Instruments (A) | Mode: Offline
08 May, 2021 (Tentative)
Exam - History (A/S/C) | Mode: Offline
10 May, 2021 (Tentative)
Exam - Textiles (A/S), Bookkeeping & Accountancy (A/S/C) | Mode: Offline
11 May, 2021 (Tentative)
Exam - Biology, History of Art & Appreciation (Painting, Sculpture, Architecture) | Mode: Offline
12 May, 2021 (Tentative)
Exam - Geology, Economics | Mode: Offline
15 May, 2021 (Tentative)
Exam - Geography | Mode: Offline
17 May, 2021 (Tentative)
Exam - Sociology | Mode: Offline
18 May, 2021 (Tentative)
Exam - (Vocational) Bifocal Courses Paper-I, Technical Group Paper-I, Commerce Group Paper-I, Agriculture Group-I, Fishery Group-I, Education (A/S) and other subjects | Mode: Offline
19 May, 2021 (Tentative)
Exam - Psychology (A/S/C) | Mode: Offline
20 May, 2021 (Tentative)
Exam - (Vocational) Bifocal Courses Paper-II, Technical Group Paper-II, Commerce Group Paper-II, Agriculture Group Paper-II, Fishery Group Paper-II, Occupational Orientation subjects | Mode: Offline
21 May, 2021 (Tentative)
Exam - Child development, Defence Studies (A/S/C), Agriculture Science & technology (A/S/C), Animal Science & technology (A/S/C) | Mode: Offline
Maharashtra HSC Board 2021 Eligibility Criteria
To appear in Maharashtra HSC 2021 exam, students have to fulfil the following eligibility conditions:
- He/she must have passed class 11 exams from a recognized board.
- He/she is studying in class 12 in a school affiliated by Maharashtra board.
- He/she have attained the required percentage of attendance during their period of study in class 12.
Maharashtra HSC Board 2021 Application Process
Mode of Application : Offline
Mode of Payment : Other
The online application process for Maharashtra HSC will be held for private candidates. They can only apply through the official website in the month of October 2020, tentatively. Students will have to submit the application form along with requisite fee and documents such as the original copy of school leaving certificate or a copy of the affidavit, a copy of Aadhar Card. The student must keep ready a scanned copy of passport size photograph while filling the online application form.
The regular students studying in class 12 in a school or institute affiliated to MSBSHSE can fill the Maharashtra Board 12th examination form to appear in the offline exam from their respective schools/ institutes. They have to pay the examination fee as directed by the school authority and submit the filled application form to the school along with required documents.
Maharashtra HSC Board E-books and Sample Papers
Maharashtra HSC Mathematics & Statistics (Commerce) Model Paper 2021
Maharashtra HSC Mathematics & Statistics (Arts & Science) Model Paper 2021
Maharashtra HSC Board 2021 Syllabus
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Cooperative education and training |
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Maharashtra HSC Board 2021 Preparation Tips
Here are a few preparation tips for Maharashtra HSC 2021 that help students score better in the exam:
- Make a timetable in which there is a time slot for each subject (or at least as many as you can accommodate).
- Cover the entire syllabus. Do not leave out any topic for the exam. Consult teachers and expert faculty in case of any doubts.
- Each day, keep a separate time slot for the practice of sample papers and previous years’ question papers.
- While studying, make short notes. These come handy when one is revising what they have already studied. This way, they do not have to go through the entire text again.
- Do not overburden yourself. Take short breaks in between study time.
The exam pattern of Maharashtra HSC 2021 is different for the various papers. The exam will be held in the offline mode and students have to answer very short, short, long and essay type questions. The questions are asked from the syllabus of Maharashtra HSC. Candidates should go through the exam pattern while they are preparing for the exam as it helps them work on their time management skills. They must practise previous years’ question papers to know the Maharashtra HSC exam pattern better.
- Each exam will be for 100 marks, wherein 80 marks will be allotted to theory and 20 marks to practicals/oral/project.
- For subjects: Geology, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, agriculture science and technology and animal science and technology - 70 marks are allotted for theory exam and 30 marks are fixed for practical/oral/project.
- Each student will have to achieve 35% marks in each subject to pass an exam.
Students appearing for Maharashtra Board HSC exams are advised to practice the question papers to successfully clear the exams. It gives a better understanding of the exam pattern, marking scheme, paper pattern etc. Students can time it as per the actual exam day which helps in speed improvement and time management.
Students can download Maharashtra HSC previous year question papers and sample papers using the link given above.
Maharashtra board has released class 12 exam hall tickets 2021 in online mode. The Maharashtra HSC hall ticket 2021 will be available in April through school login. Only schools can download the same. Students can collect their Maharashtra 12th hall tickets from respective schools.
Here are the steps to download Maharashtra HSC hall ticket 2021
- First of all, schools will have to visit the official website: mahahsscboard.in.
- Now, open the link of HSC login and it will lead to a new page.
- Enter school login details (User name & Password).
- Now submit it and school dashboard will open on the screen.
- Tap the link of Maharashtra HSC 2021 hall ticket and a list of students applied under the school will open on the screen.
- Click on the respective link of admit card to print a student's Maha HSC hall ticket 2021.
What After Printing Maharashtra HSC hall ticket 2021?
- The school authority will have to stamp the hall ticket and get it signed by the school Principal.
- Then the hall tickets to be distributed among the students.
- Students should contact respective school authority in case of any discrepancy in their Maharashtra board HSC hall ticket 2021.
Documents Required at Exam
- Admit card
MSBSHSE will announce Maharashtra HSC 2021 result in July 2021, tentatively on the official website: mahresult.nic.in. Students need to enter their roll number and mother's first name to check Maharashtra HSC result 2021. They will also be able to check their result using the SMS facility provided by the board. Maharashtra HSC result 2021 will provide the basic details of a student along with subject-wise marks details.
How to check Maharashtra HSC Result 2021?
- Visit the official website of Maharashtra HSC result.
- Click on the link that says SSC 2021 result.
- Enter roll number and mother's first name in appropriate fields.
- Click on the button of "View Result".
- Maharashtra HSC result 2021 will open on the screen.
- Take a printout or screenshot of the same and keep it safe.
If not satisfied with the result, students will be able to apply for revaluation along with the requisite fee. HSC Supplementary exam will be conducted from the third week of July to the first week of August 2021. The Supplementary result is expected to be declared in the last week of August 2021
Qualifying Marks Trend
| Year | Category | Cutoff |
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| 2019 | General | 35 |
| OBC | 35 | |
| SC | 35 | |
| ST | 35 |
General Information
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Question: When will the MSBSHSE conduct Class 12th exams?
Answer:
Maharashtra HSC theory exams 2021 will be conducted from April 23 to May 21, 2021.
Question: When will the Maharashtra Board release the time table for Class 12 exams?
Answer:
The Maharashtra HSC time table 2021 has been released.
Question: How can I download the time table for HSC exams online?
Answer:
The time table is available for download on mahahsscboard.in.
Question: What are the passing marks in Maharashtra 12th exams 2021?
Answer:
Students will have to get a minimum of 35 per cent marks to pass the exam.
Question: Can I download Maharashtra HSC admit card online?
Answer:
No, you need to collect the Maharashtra 12th hall ticket 2021 from your respective schools.
Question: What will be the timing of Maharashtra Class 12 exams 2021?
Answer:
The exams will be conducted in two shifts, morning (11 a.m - 2 p.m.) and evening (3 p.m.- 6 p.m).
Question: Is there any changes in the Maha HSC sylllabus 2021?
Answer:
Yes, the board has reduced the Maharashtra HSC syllabus 2021 by 30 per cent.
Question: Fromm where can I download the latest Maha HSC sylllabus 2021?
Answer:
The latest syllabus is available online on the official website of Maharashtra Board.
Question: What are the benefits of practicing with the question papers of Maharashtra Board?
Answer:
Through the Maharashtra HSC question papers 2021, you can check the marking scheme and difficulty level of questions.
Question: What to do after losing Maharashtra HSC hall ticket 2021?
Answer:
Then, you should contact the respective school authority to get a second copy of hall ticket.
Question: When will the Maharashtra HSC results be out?
Answer:
Maharashtra HSC result 2021 will be released in July 2021.
Question: When will the Maharashtra HSC supplementary exams 2021 be held?
Answer:
Maharashtra Class 12 supply exams will be held in August 2021, tentatively.
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