Maharashtra HSC

In Maharashtra, the Improvement Exam for Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) allows students to reappear in specific subjects to improve their scores. Here's what you need to know about taking it for the third time:1. Eligibility:You can take the Improvement Exam if you have already appeared for the HSC exam and have passed but want to improve your score in certain subjects.2. Third Attempt:If you have already taken the Improvement Exam twice, it is advisable to check with the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) regarding the rules for a third attempt.3. Next Steps:°Contact your school or board office: Confirm the process and eligibility for a third attempt.°Check the official MSBSHSE website for detailed guidelines on the Improvement Exam in February 2025.

Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education recently published model question papers for HSC Hindi 61H subject for the year 2024-25. You can download them from the following resources-1. Official Website:Website: MSBSHSE Official WebsiteDetails; In the main link you can get model question papers of all subjects and other details about examinations.2. Shiksha:Website: Shiksha HSC Hindi Question PaperDetails: Here, you can download previous years' HSC Hindi question papers and model papers.3 Jagran Josh:Website: Jagran Josh HSC Hindi Question PaperDetails: The HSC 2024 question paper and the answer key will be available to download here4. Get My UniversityWebsite: Get My University HSC Hindi Question PaperDetails: You may download the question paper for the HSC examination 2024 here5. PW LiveWebsite: PW Live HSC Exam PatternDetails: Find out details on the examination pattern and the syllabus, HSC exams.District-Wise Model Question Papers:MSBSHSE rarely publishes model question papers on a district-wise basis. Generally, Integrated Model Question Papers get published at State Level onlyIf you need district-wise model question papers, you can contact the district education department's website or your nearby education office.Note :Use the model question papers downloaded from the above sources for preparing for your exams.

Eligibility CriteriaThe minimum admission requirements ofthe students for Bachelor of Science (Information Technology) are regulated by Ordinance No.: O.5051 and Circular No.: No.UG/283 of 2007, Dated 16thJune, 2007 as issued by the University of Mumbai:A candidate for being eligible for admission to the degree course of Bachelor of Science-Information Technology, shall have passed XII standard examination of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or it's equivalent with Mathematic and Statistics as one of the subject and should have secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate for open category and 40% marks in aggregate in case of Reserved category candidates.Candidate who have passed Diploma (Three years after S.S.C. – Xth Std.) in Information Technology/Computer Technology/ Computer Engineering/Computer Science/Electrical, Electronics and Video Engineering and Allied Branches/Mechanical and Allied Branches/Civil and Allied branches are eligible for direct admission to the Second Year of the B.Sc. (I.T.) degree course.         BSc IT Admissions 2024 is primarily based on entrance test scores.

The details of transition tests, including practical tests and courses, depend on the rules set by your board of education (e.g., CBSE, state board). Here are the general guidelines:1. Resources for PCM and IT topics:Repeating practical courses: If your remedial exam includes practical courses (such as physics, chemistry, or information technology), some boards will require if you return to class.There are specific guidelines for reclaiming theoretical and practical together.Check board guidelines: Some boards allow you to maintain an already useful score.2. Number of points to improve:Normally you can choose one or more topics for the progress test.Most boards allow achievement tests for all majors but not other subjects.CBSE allows promotion in all or selected subjects from your final exam.3. When to emphasize:Check your board's specific improvement check notice.Check deadlines and rules for useful information from the official website or circular.

Requisite for JEE Advanced with Geography as the 5th SubjectSuppose you have Geography as your fifth subject. To be eligible for JEE Advanced, one must satisfy the requirements of the exam authorities that indicate that students should secure at least 75% marks for their Class 12 board examinations or fall under the top 20 percentile to be considered. In the case of Maharashtra HSC, usually from the four Science subjects Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, plus one additional subject is included in this count.If Geography is chosen as the fifth subject, it will not be counted in the computation for 75% eligibility or the top 20% cutoff. Only marks derived from core subjects Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, along with one more subject out of the first four will work for this purpose. Then, Geography as a fifth subject does not serve for fulfilling eligibility criteria for JEE Advanced.