MBOSE HSSLC

Class 12 students study Flamingo for prose and poetry, with Vistas used only as a supplementary reader for internal work. These are the rationalised textbooks effective from the 2025-26 academic session.

Yes. Project work carries 20 marks and is assessed in phases across the academic year, from topic selection and data collection to conclusion and a viva voce.

Yes. Theme 11 in Part III covers Colonialism and Resistance Movements in the North East, with special focus on the Khasi, Jaintia and Garo resistance movements in Meghalaya.

The syllabus has three parts - Themes in Indian History Part I, II and III - covering 13 themes in total, plus map work, carrying 80 theory marks and 20 project marks.

Yes. MBOSE follows the latest CBSE syllabus for Biology at the Class 12 level, along with subjects like Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, as per the board's official notification.

Genetics and Evolution carries the highest weightage with 20 marks, covering inheritance, molecular biology and evolution. Reproduction follows next with 16 marks.

The Class 12 Biology syllabus has five theory units - Reproduction, Genetics and Evolution, Biology and Human Welfare, Biotechnology and its Applications, and Ecology and Environment - carrying a total of 70 theory marks.

Students must begin solving MBOSE HSSLC question papers after completing the syllabus. It is ideal to solve one of two question papers daily.

For MBOSE HSSLC, students must study a total of five to six subjects that include English (Compulsory), MIL, and Alternative English, and three to four subjects based on their stream, Science, Commerce or Arts. 

MBOSE HSSLC syllabus is made available by the board online. We have provided the MBOSE 12th syllabus PDF on this page. Students can download the same and start practising for the exam.