The NEET eligibility criteria suggest that students must have passed 12th grade or an equivalent qualification with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English as core subjects from a recognised board. The minimum marks for OBC students are 50% aggregate marks in the PCB subjects. As per your marks in the Maharashtra Board Class 12 , you do not make up to the minimum marks required to appear in the NEET examination for other states. Therefore, you are currently not eligible; however, you can appear in the improvement examination and aim to score high this time.

Yes, you can repeat Class 12 even after giving the improvement exam, but check with the Maharashtra Board for specific rules and restrictions.

The difficulty level of the Maharashtra board 10th question paper can only be measured once the students appear in the examination. The difficulty level of the paper depends on the latest exam pattern and the guidelines of the MSBCHSE board . The major part of the difficulty level also depends on the performance of the students. If you have prepared well, you will be able to answer the paper smoothly, and the difficulty level of the paper can be easier for you.

The MSCE Scholarship for the year 2025 was conducted on February 9, 2025, and the results were announced on April 25, 2025. For 2026, the scholarship exam for Class 8th and 9th will be conducted in February 2026, and the application form will be released in October 2025.

The practical exams for the Maharashtra SSC board are conducted as part of the internal assessment for subjects. The Maharashtra Board practical exams are primarily conducted by the respective schools.  For most subjects (like Science and Languages), the total marks are 100, split as 80 marks for the theory paper (written board exam) and 20 marks for Internal Assessment/Practicals.

Subjects with Practicals/Internal Assessment include:

• Science: A practical exam involving experiments, a journal/notebook, and possibly a viva voce.
• Mathematics: Includes assignments/journals and practical work
• Social Science: The 20 marks are generally for internal assessments like assignments and MCQs/tests
• Languages (English, Marathi, Hindi, etc.): The 20 marks are for oral tests and other internal components like assignments/projects, which test listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills

No, the Maharashtra HSC Board encourages the students to answer their HSC exam using a blue or black ballpoint pen only. If you are using a black pen, then no marks will be reduced. However, students should avoid gel pens or any type of ink that can smudge. Students can thoroughly read the guildelines mentioned in their admit card before appearing in the examination.

The Class 8 Maharashtra Scholarship Examination ( Pre-Secondary Scholarship Examination conducted by MSCE Pune), the best resources for MCQs and question practice are given below.

MSCE Pune Scholarship Question Paper: Check Here

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Here you can get the previous year question papers of Maharashtra board :- https://school.careers360.com/boards/msbshse/maharashtra-ssc-question-papers

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If you passed your 12th exam as a private candidate from MSBSHSE (Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education) and didn't receive a transfer certificate, follow these steps:

1. Contact the MSBSHSE board office: Reach out to the MSBSHSE office in your region or the main office in Pune and explain your situation. They may guide you on the necessary steps to obtain the transfer certificate.

2. Visit your examination center: Contact the examination center where you appeared for your exams and ask if they have any information about your transfer certificate.

3. Apply for a duplicate transfer certificate: If the board office or examination center confirms that your transfer certificate was not issued, you can apply for a duplicate certificate. You'll need to fill out a form, pay a fee, and provide required documents (like your mark sheet, identity proof, and address proof).

4. Escalate the issue: If you face any difficulties or delays, consider escalating the issue to the MSBSHSE chairman or the Maharashtra State Education Minister.

5. Seek help from a local education office: If you're unable to get assistance from the MSBSHSE, visit a local education office in your area (like the District Education Officer) and seek their guidance.

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Yes you can appear for class xii from uttar pradesh.

OR you can go for NIOS .

NIOS marks are also acceptable in neet ug .

NIOS is National Institute of open schooling.

But if you wish to appear from any other state , you may apply for it .

Make sure you will get minimum 150 marks in physics,  chemistry and biology .

Eligibility criteria to appear for Neet

The candidate must be an induan.

The candidate must have completed minimum 17 years of age.

The student must have passed class xii with physics,  chemistry and biology with minimum 50 % marks.