MSBSHSE

You can get the latest Maharashtra SSC exam question papers from your school teachers or coaching classes.

Many bookshops also sell board paper sets with solved answers for practice.

These sets include recent papers from all main subjects.

You can also ask seniors or classmates if they have last year's papers.

Some mobile apps and websites provide PDFs of the latest board question papers. Solving these papers will help you understand the exam pattern, important questions, and how to manage your time during the actual exam.

Hi Siddhi, For arts students in Maharashtra HSC, career options are diverse and range from law and journalism to design, psychology, and social work. Students can also pursue careers in the hospitality, tourism, and government sectors. Popular choices include law (LLB), journalism and mass communication, digital marketing, graphic design, and psychology, with opportunities in both the public and private sectors. 

Yes, you can repeat Class 12 from another junior college even if you passed the HSC (Maharashtra Board) exams in 2024 and are giving class improvement this year. To do this, you'll need to re-enroll in a new junior college affiliated with the Maharashtra State Board  of secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) and follow their procedures for admission and registration for the next academic year. 

The fifth merit list for V.K. Krishna Menon College is expected to be released in the first week of July 2025, according to the India Post GDS merit list schedule. This based on general timeline for merit list releases for similar institutions and processes. 

You can download the Maharashtra State Board SSC (10th) Marathi from several reliable sources:-

1. Official MSBSHSE Website

• Visit "previous year que paper" section and look for "MH- board class 10-marathi- (year)" 

3. Shiksha.com (via official board) 

Maharashtra HSC exam pattern includes 100 marks per subject (generally 80 theory + 20 internal; for Science subjects, 70 theory + 30 practical). The paper duration is 3 hours with 15 minutes reading time. Questions include MCQs, short, and long answers. A minimum of 35% is required in both theory and internal/practical to pass.