Hello,

You should check out the official SSLC Karnataka Secondary Examination board website and go to the documents section and see if there is anything that can help you  or you could contact the concerned authorities through the details provided on the website itself.

https://sslc.karnataka.gov.in/english

Hope this helps!

Hello aspirant,

The Syllabus of History for TN SSLC is:- The Rise of Imperialism Factors-Forms-Methods Conquest of India, China, and Its Effects, First World War-Causes, Course-Effects, League of Nations and Its Failure, The World Between the World Wars – Economic Depression – Rise of Fascism and Nazism, Second World War-Causes-

Hi

You can download Karnataka SSLC question papers of 2020,2019 and 2018 as well but going through the link provided below:-

https://school.careers360.com/articles/kerala-sslc-question-papers

Solving these papers will be very beneficial for you, it will help you to :-

------) know the pattern  of the examination.

------)  know the kind / types

Hi Aspirant,

Yes, a student who has passed SSLC(i.e., class 10) and have been admitted to PU 1(i.e., class 11) can apply for Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana (KVPY). You can apply under stream SA.  Students who have passed 10th Standard Board Examination and eligible to enroll in 12th standard (Science

Hello,

From your profile it seems you belong to Karnataka, so if your query is regarding Karnataka SSLC exams, then just today it has been announced by the state's primary and secondary education minister about  postponement of the exam which were slated to begin from 21st June, the final decision

Hello aspirant,

Mr. Suresh Kumar, Primary and Secondary Education Minister at a press conference announced the dates for SSLC exams. The SSLC exam will be conducted  from June 14 to June 25. The Minister said that their will not be change in the dates. So we can assume these dates

Hello Sir,

P.U.C. CEBA is a 2 years long course with one major board exam at the end of second year. It is an integrated course with computer science, Economics, Business Studies and Accounting. If your son pursues said course he wouldn't be able to choose his graduation in science

Dear Aspirant,

to become an IAS officer, you are required to complete a Bachelor's Degree with any specialization of your choice. Hence, meaning that, you can choose any subject or any stream after your SSLC. To become an IAS officer, you are first required to appear for the UPSC Examinations,

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well

Syllabus of Social science SSLC MBOSE is :-

• Civics :- Indian Federal Structure, Role of Caste in Indian Politics and Communalism, Challenges to Democracy, Popular Struggles and Movements, Political Parties, Women’s Rights in India, Voters’ Awareness, Rights of Persons with Disabilities, Rights of