GSEB SSC Exam Pattern 2025 (Out): Passing Marks, Marking Scheme & Exam Duration

Check the GSEB SSC Mathematics pattern 2025 below.

The Gujarat board released the GSEB 10th Blueprint for different subjects on the official website. Students can download the GSEB SSC Blue print 2024-25 below. 

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We have provided the screenshot of the GSEB SSC blueprints 2024-25 below.

Students can check the blueprint of Maths below.

Students can check the blueprint of English below.

We have provided the blueprint of GSEB SSC Hindi below.

We have provided the blueprint of GSEB SSC Science below.

We have provided the blueprint of GSEB SSC Urdu below.

It is very important for the students to understand the GSEB SSC syllabus 2025 and exam pattern.

• The maximum marks for each subject are 100
• The qualifying marks to pass each subject are 33

• The stipulated time for each question paper is three hours
• The question paper will be having two segments: Part A and Part B carrying 50 marks each
• Part A tests the theoretical aptitude of the candidates
• Part B has Objective questions and is again subdivided into four sections

1. Section A will test the knowledge of the subject and  carries 15 marks
2. Section B will be based on the understanding of the subject and carries 10 marks
3. Section C will have application-based questions and will be of 10 marks
4. Section D will be about skills and will carry 15 marks

Students must also go through the GSEB SSC Grading pattern 2025 to have a fair idea about how they will be marked in the GSEB Class 10 examinations.

• Till 2010, a candidate’s percentage of total marks obtained used to determine his or her rank. Since 2011, a percentile system has been introduced
• The percentile rank can be calculated as follows:

Step 1: The percentile is to be subtracted from 100

Step 2: The number obtained is multiplied by the total number of candidates who appeared for the exam in that group.

Step 3: The number obtained from the previous step is divided by 100 to get the rank.

• This system provides a rank to all the candidates who have appeared for the exam instead of just the top 10 candidates
• Instead of individual evaluation of marks, focusing on the group eases the process of calculating a candidate’s chances of admission to the graduate studies

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