How many Maharashtra Board 12th Mathematics question papers should I practice?

Students must ensure to solve atleast one previous year Maharashtra 12th Mathematics question paper every day to efficiently prepare for the Maharashtra 12th Mathematics board exam. Make sure to practice the question papers during the last month of the preparation.

Where and when can I get the Maharashtra HSC question papers of previous years?

Shiksha.com releases Maharashtra 12th question papers after the conduct of the examinations of major subjects. Students can click on Maharashtra 12th question papers to download and start practising them. The Board will likely release the Maharashtra 12th question papers for all subjects on the official website. Students will be able to download them from the link provided above.

Will there be 'out of syllabus' questions in the Maharashtra HSC board exam question papers?

Chances are less for out of syllabus questions in Maharashtra 12th board exam question papers. Maharashtra HSC board exams will be based on Maharashtra HSC syllabus entirely. If any questions are out of syllabus, students will be awarded the marks for it. You are advised to go through the Maharashtra HSC 12th syllabus and study all the topics mentioned there.

Is Maharashtra Board syllabus same as CBSE?

No, CBSE syllabus and Maharashtra Board are not the same. There are certain key differences between these two boards which parents and students should consider before choosing which board they want to study in. Here are some of the main differences between Maharashtra and CBSE boards: CBSE is a central board that falls under the purview of the central government, while Maharashtra board falls under state government purview, which means that it is managed by the government of Maharashtra. The syllabus, curriculum, subjects and course material of both boards differ quite a bit. CBSE curriculum is formed by the NCERT while Maharashtra curriculum is formed by the State government department of education. Since CBSE is a national board, it gives priority to English as the medium of education and communication. However, since Maha board is a state managed board, it gives priority to regional languages like Marathi, Hindi, Kannada, etc. with English being taught as the first or second language, depending on the schools. Most CBSE schools are private and thus the overall cost of education in CBSE board is usually higher than state board. Since Maharashtra board schools are state-managed, it is widely available in most public schools, as well as private ones, and so it has lower fees. The CBSE board is uniform throughout the country, which means that children can transfer from one school to another in a different state, while still learning the same syllabi. On the other hand, since the Maharashtra board syllabi is state-specific, changing schools inter-state is not very feasible. Another point of difference between the two boards is the range of subjects offered. Again, since CBSE is a centralised board, it offers a limited variety of subjects, especially in languages, arts and humanities. On the other hand, Maha board offers quite a range of subjects in all disciplines, including numerous languages. Since CBSE is also the board that controls a lot of national competitive exams, the board focuses a lot on preparing children for such exams. However, Maharashtra board focuses more on holistic academic knowledge, without focusing on any particular competitive exams.

Are Maharashtra HSC sample papers and previous year question papers really helpful to get through board exams?

If you need any idea about the type of questions that can come in the exam, you must go through the Maharashtra 12th sample papers and Maharashtra HSC previous year question papers. In addition, you can also understand the most important questions and those that get repeated. Hence, students are advised to practice the previous years' Maharashtra 12th question papers and sample papers for better preparation.

What is the question paper pattern of HSC 2025 exams?

The question paper pattern of HSC 2025 is different for all exams. The exam is held in the offline mode and students have to answer in one word, very short, long and essay type questions. The questions are asked from the syllabus which is available on Maharashtra board official site.

What is the marking scheme for HSC exams 2026 Maharashtra Board?

Each exam of HSC 2026 will be for 100 marks. You have to appear for 5 compulsory subjects including English. You have the option to choose 6th additional subject. Maharashtra State Board 12th total marks are 500 or 600, depending on the number of subjects you chose. Minimum 35% marks in each subject are compulsory to pass the Maharashtra HSC exam 2026.

Maharashtra HSC Arts Exam Pattern 2026: Know Marking Scheme & Exam Duration

355 Students Q&A

This exam is conducted for courses given below:

Science, Commerce, Arts Science Commerce Arts

Updated on Jun 24, 2024 09:35 IST

By Jasleen Taneja

Maharashtra HSC Arts Exam Pattern 2025: The pattern of Maharashtra HSC exams is different for all Arts subjects like Sociology, Geography, History, Political Science, etc. The exam is held in 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 2025. Students should go through the exam pattern while preparing for the exam as it helps them work on their time management skills. They must practice previous years’ question papers to know the Maharashtra HSC exam pattern better.

Exam for each subject is held for 100 marks, wherein 80 marks are allotted to theory and 20 marks to practicals/oral/project.
Each student will have to attain 35 per cent marks in each subject to pass an exam.

Table of contents