MSBSHSE

The HSC Sociology exam blueprint under the Maharashtra board typically divides marks across sections like social institutions, cultural processes, social change, and current social issues. Questions are usually structured as short answers, long answers, and application-based questions. Each paper is for eighty marks, with an internal assessment of twenty marks. The weightage of each chapter is mentioned in the official blueprint released by the Maharashtra State Board before the exams, so referring to the official HSC website or your school's academic circular is recommended.

You can directly download the question paper PDFs from the Maharashtra state board's official student portal.

To obtain your boards marksheet you'll need to contact your school or the board that issued the marksheet (e.g., CBSE, ISC, or your state's board)

Reach out to your school's administration or examination department to inquire about collecting your marksheet. They might have a process in place for distributing mark sheets to students.

Or you can Visit the official website of your board to check if you can download a digital copy of your marksheet or apply for a duplicate copy if you've lost the original.

You can also try checking with your school if they have any specific procedure or contact person for collecting mark sheets. Good luck!

You can download the PDF versions of 2024, 2023, 2022 and 2020 HSC Marathi Papers directly from Sicha's collection:

The official portal of the board has samples HSC paper (including Marathi) for March 2024 and 2025. You can download PDF directly by navigating the HSC? Marathi section:

Laminating the original copy of the HSC exam admit card might cause issues. 

The admit card should be in its original form without any alterations or lamination.

Yes, the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) has introduced a new curriculum and syllabus for the academic year 2025-26, including Mathematics and Science for the 10th standard (SSC). 

The Maharashtra SSC 2025 exam pattern comprises 5 compulsory subjects:

1. English
2. Hindi
3. Social Science
4. Mathematics
5. Science

Another language paper is available in different language options including Marathi. The minimum percentage of marks required is 35% to obtain a pass result.

In Mathematics and Science, the total marks are 150 each and a candidate is required to obtain at least 52 marks in each subject to obtain a pass result in the subject.

The Maharashtra SSC Board exams for 2025 are scheduled between February 21 and March 17, with the result announced on May 13. Students can prepare using previous year's question papers, available online, to understand the exam pattern and difficulty level. The best of five rule applies, where the highest scores form the five subjects are considered to the final result. Students can access past questions papers and sample papers to practice and familarize themselves with the exam format and question types.